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Kamila Valieva: Anti-doping Case and Follow-ups

Yea so I'm not asking for her special treatment I'm questioning the justice in the rules themselves. Ive already made this clear. Why do the rules ban from personal training when its their life? Nobody should go through this. Competition ban, give medals: justice.
Because cheating must have serious consequences and you can't allow perpetrators to profit from their dishonesty, i.e. retain coaching jobs or participate in shows based on tainted performance. It's the same as letting conmen to invest their ill-gotten fortunes.
 
Hahaha, "Russian Figure Skating Federation is not a side in Kamila Valieva's case and has no right to comment". :rofl:


 
And, the fact stands that Kamilla Valieva had already been treated differently than anyone else, as she had competed for 2 years, received remunerations, enjoyed a manufactured national narrative and praise that she wasn't due. She should be treated like everyone else for things to be fair to every other skater both in Russia and elsewhere.
 
Because cheating must have serious consequences and you can't allow perpetrators to profit from their dishonesty, i.e. retain coaching jobs or participate in shows based on tainted performance. It's the same as letting conmen to invest their ill-gotten fortunes.
Ok dont let her skate in shows, i dont care. let her skate for herself. thats the opposite of profit she literally has to pay money to be part of the academy and she cant even make money off it through competition or doing shows. perfect. zero profit off of her dishonesty.
 
I think the context of your posts is very clear.
yes the context is that in my whole time on this forum i have been the only one who is actually unbias about her. you would take every chance to hate on her and skating91 would worship her like a god. everyone else would fall somewhere on either end. I would always be the middle ground. every time. she isnt even one of my top 3 skaters. I think me and icewhite are the only objective people here. seems everyone else has already ran away because they have no counterpoint.. just you and me now. im 1 versus X in 2 different threads but truth always wins.
 
She can skate for her own pleasure all she wants.
She cant, actually, because she is banned from the location where she spent her entire life, which has nothing to do with her actively competing or making any sort of profit off of any sort of rule breaking. unfortunately just like hafthor bjornsson cant effective train in a crossfit gym, neither than valieva do anything at a public skate session. there are zero mental gymnastics anyone can perform to justify that factor in the punishment.
 
yes the context is that in my whole time on this forum i have been the only one who is actually unbias about her. you would take every chance to hate on her and skating91 would worship her like a god. everyone else would fall somewhere on either end. I would always be the middle ground. every time. she isnt even one of my top 3 skaters. I think me and icewhite are the only objective people here. seems everyone else has already ran away because they have no counterpoint.. just you and me now. im 1 versus X in 2 different threads but truth always wins.
Not Valieva; the dishonesty and the abuse of Russian athletes her case represents. My sympathies always lie with every clean Russian athlete. I rely on the resolution of this scandal to clear the way back into honest competition...if RusFed finds a semblance of integrity.
 
I'm glad the case is finally over. A pity it took this long. And it was to be expected but, I'm disappointed the adults who must have administered PED to a minor didn't get as much as a slap on the wrist. Who knows what they assured her it was (hard for me to believe they told her the truth), and now a budding career is in shambles because of their crooked conduct. It's not hard to guess who they were, and why they'll never get punished.

Does the verdict really say Valieva is banned from practising, and participating in ice shows? Strange if so.
Unrelated but, I wonder what fate awaits Italy's Grassl...
 
What joke? I just deconstructed your strawman of "valieva fans" go ahead and respond instead of crutching on red herrings taking my other posts out of context
Some Valieva fans. How is it a strawman argument when those sorts of reactions from SOME (not all) of those fans is clear to read on this forum. All you've shown is more point scoring behaviour.

Btw- if you insist on saying something is hilarious, it looks like you are finding it funny. Bragging about scoring internet points in the discussion is plain flippant and unecessary.
 
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She cant, actually, because she is banned from the location where she spent her entire life, which has nothing to do with her actively competing or making any sort of profit off of any sort of rule breaking. unfortunately just like hafthor bjornsson cant effective train in a crossfit gym, neither than valieva do anything at a public skate session. there are zero mental gymnastics anyone can perform to justify that factor in the punishment.
You know what Aliev said? Give us a lake, we'll skate on a lake. She wants to skate? She is welcome to skate.
 
I'm glad the case is finally over. A pity it took this long. And it was to be expected but, I'm disappointed the adults who must have administered PED to a minor didn't get as much as a slap on the wrist. Who knows what they assured her it was (hard for me to believe they told her the truth), and now a budding career is in shambles because of their crooked conduct. It's not hard to guess who they were, and why they'll never get punished.

Does the verdict really say Valieva is banned from practising, and participating in ice shows? Strange if so.
Unrelated but, I wonder what fate awaits Italy's Grassl...
IIRC he quietly accepted a 2 years suspension.
 
Some Valieva fans. How is it a strawman argument when those sorts of reactions from SOME (not all) of those fans is clear to read on this forum. All you've shown is more point scoring behaviour.

Btw- if you insist on put a laughing face emoji in your posts about this awful situation it will look like you are finding it funny.
Ok, then those Valieva fans (who I havent seen in this thread) are wrong. I would like one person to address my point then. If you dont disagree with my point then we have no quarrel.

Not Valieva; the dishonesty and the abuse of Russian athletes her case represents. My sympathies always lie with every clean Russian athlete. I rely on the resolution of this scandal to clear the way back into honest competition...if RusFed finds a semblance of integrity.
You did not address my point at all. What does abuse of Russian athletes have to do with the way the official ISU punishment system is structured to any doping case? That is the quarrel which I have referenced explicitly since the beginning of the thread.
 
You know what Aliev said? Give us a lake, we'll skate on a lake. She wants to skate? She is welcome to skate.
Cool, there is still no moral counter argument for the structure of the ISU punishment system. I dont care what Aliev said, he isnt God and he isnt a standalone argument.
 
Btw- if you insist on saying something is hilarious, it looks like you are finding it funny. Bragging about scoring internet pounts makes it look like you are being flippant.
Something can be hilarious due to its absurdity while still being extremely serious. Many people laugh when they learn a family member has passed from sheer shock and inability to comprehend the situation. This fact has nothing to do with my actual point. This is an ad-hom and poisoning the well.
 
Well that's a slippery slope. If that were true, why would you then assume that everyone else was clean? Maybe they just thought they were going to get away with it too. Do we really know that only her test samples were delayed, not anyone else's ? Who said that? I am not willing to go there personally.
All the tests of the medalist after European and Olympics (because it is mandatory to test the medalists after the competition) were negative... So, what you and some people here are suggesting is just nonsense = Simply, they had send Kamila and the others because they knew for sure their results from Europeans were negative :shrug: Now, if you want for Canada to medal, i understand that, even i really dont think by watching that team competition Canada deserved any medal, as Japan was not that deserving a silver, and USA was not deserving a gold... Theyve just not performed that well as a team whatever medal (or no medal) they get at the end...
 
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It's the rules. Grassl abides by them, the Spanish pair abides by them, other skaters abide by them, it's the same for everyone.
if the rules are the same for everyone, then why didn’t Mackenzie Headley receive any punishment from WADA for a completely similar violation? How long can you ignore this simple question? And she did not receive any punishment two times in a row. Are these rules really work for everyone? Or are there special rules in sports for US citizens? Well, tell me about it directly. And at the same time, show who was punished for the numerous violations committed by WADA in this case. Who was punished? Oh, well, no one. Impunity and permissiveness of WADA are what are now called “rules for everyone.”

And by the way, in Spain, local sports officials hid the positive results of doping tests for five years. Where is the scandal in the media about this? Where are the demands of fighters for the purity of sport to take away the anthem and flag from the Spanish national team? Well, yes, this is a completely different matter, I understand.
 
No one remembers scores.
Don't you believe it mate, and I speak as a fan of the man who has 19 of them including the 100, 200 and 300 historic ones (TPTB go to and fro on the 'do/don't call them WRs' but they are the ones who set the official historic records in 2018 so consistent they ain't.) I wouldn't be surprised if Chen's or Medvedeva's fans can rattle off theirs too. On the other hand, scores can be surpassed and replaced (except the historic ones) and yes, it will take time but Valieva's will go one day, they all do.

They remember medals.
Errr.... it is possible to remember both, y'know.

Theres hundreds of gold medals, it means nothing at this point.
Again... don't you believe it, mate and if you do, I would ask you to imagine Trusova's unvarnished reaction yesterday when she heard (given her meltdown then that she didn't get a gold, now she knows she should have been in the team and they would have kept it). Also, Rusfed etc and the girl herself have been fighting like crazy to keep that one.

I dont even know what number she got
... which is not helping your argument???
 
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