Re: Problems with the testosterone test

Amit,

Once again you have totally missed the point of what was written. That
being, regardless of actual utility, various agencies desire to
collect DNA samples from athletes and will find a way to do so. I'm
not telling you it makes sense, I'm telling you this is the path they
are heading down and what the discussion is going to look like. If you
disagree with that then go ahead and make your case but don't ****tend
to lecture me on why DNA collection doesn't make sense when I've never
made the case for it.

One last time in case you are not as dense as you currently appear to
be: go back and read what I actually wrote -- nowhere do I suggest
that this path is sensible or will make one iota of difference in
catching pur****ted doper. I merely that DNA collection it is going to
happen (or at least be attempted) and that legitimate issues around
improving current tests will be the basis for the collection.

Nice strawman on the GPS chip argument though. You could do better.

Ciao,

Mark