Awake in America
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If brainwashed Whites see a hulked-up White athlete / bodybuilder who displays all the signs of PED use they won't hesitate to instantly point a sauce-stained finger and scream that the said bloke is "on roids". Yet if a Negro sports an identical, obviously steroided physique those same stupid White pricks will jack off in admiration and won't even entertain the possibility that the black is using PEDs - for after all, he's black and as everyone knows blacks have "bigger, stronger muscles".
While bodybuilding is not really a sport, the history of it provides us with some good points of reference about steroid and other PED use. Roids weren't widely available until the mid 1960s, though there were some earlier uses in weightlifting. We have sprinters today who are more ripped than the bodybuilders of any race were in the 1950s. There are guys at my local gym who are bigger than the dedicated bodybuilders of that era. People have been eating and training for all of time, but they have only developed bodies like we see today since the advent of steroids. That is not a coincidence.
Whenever I bring this up to DWFs, I get the same responses: 1) Those guys workout like 12 hours a day. Yes, and the only way a person can do that and grow muscle is on juice. 2) They have great genetics or "black genes". Sure they do, just like people did 100 years ago, but nobody looked like that until steroids. 3) We know more now about training and nutrition. We might. We sure do know a lot more about how drugs can supplement them. Putting on 15 lbs. of muscle in a year is a difficult task for a fully grown man to do naturally. 4) ______ said he only took them to help with recovery, not to get bigger. HAHAHAHAHA! Recovery is when you get bigger! Duh!
Sprinting is obviously riddled with PEDs, and Bolt's success is certainly due to talent, hard work, ....... and performance enhancing drugs. If everybody were clean, he might still be the fastest man in the world, but it would be interesting to see.