Quote Originally Posted by Hornfinger View Post

ill repy like this because it's the only way that you retards seem to be able to read what i say.

i'm not desputing that nevada state athletic commission is government run and government funded.

 i'm also not disputing that all taxes go into one state treasury
that tax money has to come from somewhere. Nevada get's alot of it's tax revenue from gambling, alcohol and all the other taxable things from the entertainment centered in las vegas.

it is in the best interest of the state of nevada to keep huge mega fights in las vegas because of the amount of revenue it brings in.

 losing big mega fights in vegas means a loss of taxable revenue.
if you don't understand this please have your carer read it back to you and explain it to you.

 also i'm sure the following thoughts have never entered your tiny minds.....
the out of contest testing the nsac did was not blood testing but urine testing, so was not good enough anyway.

the money was withdrawn by legislators. Ever thought for a second that it might be because they were losing out on some big taxable events because fighters were put off by the testing?

 but anyway this is just side tracking...

 my argument was that i believe it's down to the boxers to put preasure on the boxing commisison to change the sport, and demand things like blood testing if that is what they want, and i'm personally not sure it is because alot are steroid users. But if they wanted to do this they could easily boycott fighting in nevada, things would soon change. But i realise that we don't live in a perfect world and that is just in the realm of fantasy land.

 what you have just provided is a document saying that the commision aren't even getting proper funding to do basic drug testing on athletes and are basically doing a half arsed job. That is what i have said from page one of this thread. Thanks for that.

 i maintain my arguement because not one of you pactards have been able to put a dent in it. Not one little bit.

 pac hasn't passed a blood test so i don't know if he's clean (and that goes for every other athlete who hasn't passed random testing) sorry his word isn't good enough for me.
testing in the sport is out of date and not good enough

 nevada state athletic commission don't do a good enough job and don't have the funding to do proper testing on athletes
(thanks for backing up that point fanfuck johnny)

 i cannot make it any plainer or simpler than that.

please read through this properly before coming up with another stupid reply that will mearly require me copying and pasting a section of this into another post and making you look like even more of a retard than you already are.
In the first quote, I identified above, you go on about big fights generating tax money and a conflict of interest that the NSAC has managing the regulations of the sport. I have already explained to you the basics of how of the rules are made so that there is no motivation for corruption. If you think there is a conflict interest with the way NSAC manages the sport and implements policy, identify the "specific conflict". If you can do that with facts to backup your statement, I would most likely have to agree with you. But making general corruption statements without identifying any motivation says absolutely nothing is easily dismissed as unwarranted governmental conspiracy theory rhetoric.

In the second quote, You make a bold statement that the testing the NSAC does is not good enough. Provide specific facts that identify the poor qualify of the testing related to good quality testing and how they are going to address the testing procedure deficiencies. Your facts should identify the type of banded substances they fail to identify and why what they do is such poor quality. Your facts should also identify the a good quality method of testing that the NASC should follow in order to correct it's deficiencies.

Now with your expert advise I'm sure we can get GBP, Top Rank and other big promoters conducting events to put up the $9K-$15K budget short fall the commission needs to implement a good quality PED testing program.