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Nata [24]
3 years ago
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Your soccer team remains undefeated and is preparing for the state playoffs. You happen to know and can prove that several playe

rs are using steroids to get bigger and stronger. If anyone found out about the players' steroid use, playoff eligibility would be taken away, as would the winning record the team currently holds. Would you blow the whistle on the team members using steroids? Why or why not?
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Veseljchak [2.6K]3 years ago
7 0
Yes I would sacrifice potentially winning the state title. Using performance enhancing drugs is both morally wrong, and illegal. If my team was to win states I would want it to be because we deserved it, not because players were taking drugs. Not only that, but the players who took the drugs could be causing a lot of harm to their bodies, something that isn't worth a title.
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