Originally posted by MmuhammadM
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I hardly call that as an "evidence" if at all! Evidence is a semantical issue. Much like a simple cough....
• a symptom of a common cold/ches congestion
or
• could be a major immune system diseases such as AIDS
And so what we need to understand is that every being is different. Our system cannot be "generalized", much so with the other factors such as emotions and our psyche.
All of these make up a being and how he lives his life. His attributes, demeanor, training and culture.
If everyone is the same, then getting a "specimen" and putting them in a lab with all the same conditions would amount to the same results right?
NOPE, not with people. A race (even a stereotyped black athlete) with a great coaching/training coaches, great attitude, work ethics cannot guarantee a Championship pedigree.
And so the semantical issues of what is an EVIDENCE is largely a subjective issue here. No one can really provide a "clout" or "doubt" legitimate enough to implicate or force a testing to validate Pacquiao as a clean fighter.
Much like accusing the President of the United States of ****...would there be enough evidence to go through the preliminary hearings before ending up in a real court case AND impeachment due to it?
NOPE. An accusation is just that...an accusation until proven guilty or at least have a reference point to begin with.
A "su****ion" is of a lesser degree because it is purely speculative.
There's not much weight in all of these and therefore not fair for Pacquiao to be put on a drug testing ordeal. (or the President to be put on a court due to some complaints).
Because if Pacquiao is "clean"...then what?
Also akin to the NFL in requesting a "instant replay" to overturn a field call, but if the field call is right, then the team requesting the replay loses a timeout.
There should be accountability and counter charges against false accusations.
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