Asking Pacquiao to take blood tests is similar to racial profiling.

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  • PH|L
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    Its a very smart move from Floyd to demand this. On one end PBF knows that Pac has no business playing by his rules and being forced to prove his innocence, but on the other end he knows that its not politically correct to argue against better drug testing. He's taken a very smart position and has played his cards right in a way to be able to taint Pacquiao's legacy through PR rather than by fighting him in the ring.

    On one hand if Pac agrees to Floyd's demands for testing after being accused of being a cheat, he already loses a part of the mental game. He also knows that if he loses his whole past will be brought into question regarding PEDs wether he has cheated in the past or not. On the flip side, if Pac refuses Floyd can easily make it look like Pac is a cheat and undeserving of all the accolades that he received above PBF.

    Pac may be the one running for congress, but Floyd is the better politician.



    Your analogy is pretty accurate.

    I mean technically the police can stop anyone su****ious of being an illegal immigrant wether he looks white, black, or latino. But we all know that they will be harassing latino's the most. Pac probably felt that the USADA being brought in by Floyd's camp, even though officially testing both fighters without bias, would bother him alot more. After all you don't bite the hand that feeds you and Flyod is the one who is pushing for the USADA to do testing in boxing, which has brought them alot of publicity and also would bring them alot of money.
    Last edited by PH|L; 05-02-2010, 05:57 PM.

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    • Dick Buffman
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      #12
      Pulling over innocent Mexicans=Wrong


      Pulling over an innocent Hero of Asia= Just as wrong.



      Whats the difference?

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      • ATG Fighter
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        #13
        I agree with the fact that he is innocent until proven guilty but your analogy of racial profiling is just weak

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        • Soda_Popinski
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          #14
          This guy is lost...

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          • Dick Buffman
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            I'm so good. Its scary.

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            • R.Winky Wright
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              #16
              Originally posted by Bhopreign
              Well Pac is working with a trainer in Freddie Roach who has had a fighter test positive for drugs more than once and Freddie even said he knew Toney was taking the stuff. There is your su****ion right there. Not to mention Pac working with Ariza, who has been tied to drugs himself. Where there's smoke...
              Yes, that fighters name is James lights out Tony.

              Man roach's name holds true to the integrety he has to the sport he claims to love.

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              • Kagami Taiga
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                #17
                im starting to question if some ppl on this site ever too a logic course...

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                • ATG Fighter
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Plato
                  Pulling over innocent Mexicans=Wrong


                  Pulling over an innocent Hero of Asia= Just as wrong.



                  Whats the difference?
                  Pulling over people for which there is sufficient evidence to believe that some are illegal is not quite the same as pulling over A person who has never been positive for drugs. This is a fallacy of false analogy.

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                  • Dick Buffman
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by PH|L
                    Its a very smart move from Floyd to demand this. On one end PBF knows that Pac has no business playing by his rules and being forced to prove his innocence, but on the other end he knows that its not politically correct to argue against better drug testing. He's taken a very smart position and has played his cards right in a way to be able to taint Pacquiao's legacy through PR rather than by fighting him in the ring.

                    On one hand if Pac agrees to Floyd's demands for testing after being accused of being a cheat, he already loses a part of the mental game. He also knows that if he loses his whole past will be brought into question regarding PEDs wether he has cheated in the past or not. On the flip side, if Pac refuses Floyd can easily make it look like Pac is a cheat and undeserving of all the accolades that he received above PBF.

                    Pac may be the one running for congress, but Floyd is the better politician.



                    Your analogy is pretty accurate.

                    I mean technically the police can stop anyone wether he looks white, black, or latino. But we all know that they will be harassing latino's the most. Pac probably felt that the USADA being brought in by Floyd's camp, even though officially testing both fighters without biased, would bother him alot more.
                    You might be right about the tactics employed, but I seriously doubt Floyd came up w/ the idea.

                    This sounds like HBO or Haymon work to me.

                    Floyd isn't that sophisticated.

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                    • Daim
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                      Can't everyone see how this ******* is just trying to bait a lot of heat, he must be bored or in need of his mommy...

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