If MLB allowed the use of steroids would you still call it cheating?

Answer 1

yes, it would be cheating. you can't have some players taking this stuff and killing themselves to play better, when the other players don't want to kill themselves by taking steroids, and are then left out of the record books by being honest.

Answer 2

Good question... How can they allow something that can kill a person, give them cancer, etc... Think about the implications... at what point do players begin injecting themselves? At 14, 16, 20 years of age? How about 12 years of age. It's scary to think about.You might as well allow bionic arms and legs. It's cheating because something like this cannot be allowed and would not be allowed. Cheating is about taking shortcuts without having to do the work to achieve desired results. If everyone was allowed to copy from the smartest kid in the class during a test, would it still be cheating? The answer is always yes.

Answer 3

No because EVERYONE would be doing it. Cheating is where one person uses something to make them better than everyone else. But if everyone used them then everyone would be equal. The only thing is the average baseball score would probably end up being like 14-10

Answer 4

If it were allowed legally and by the MLB then it would not be cheating.

Answer 5

they allowed the use of steroids and other performance enhancing drugs for decades and now reporters are calling it cheating

Answer 6

it's not cheating now..............if you take into account that probably the majority of players use it.

it just really hurts the few stars that aren't on the juice.

Answer 7

it wouldnt be cheating because theyre allowed to. id still call it dangerous and stupid.

Answer 8

Of course, it's against the law.

Answer 9

If you commit a crime in the process of your game, its cheating...

Answer 10

No