WonderLance said:
This is the classic argument used by those who wish to crush civil liberties. "Well if your not doing anything wrong then you have nothing to fear". Perhaps, he has principles and is willing to stick by them. Something that I find rather admirable.
And If I knew that there was a lab out there with a history of dodgy results I certainly wouldn’t sign that contract. One stuff up on their part and not only are you gone for two years but you have no money to support yourself.
Which labs? This is the essence of the Floyd Landis argument. I don't remember the argument working out too well for FL.
So, if you've got something to suggest "dodgy" results, I'd like to see it.
Additionally, all civil liberties aside, do you (in your profession) have to submit information, months in advance, as to where you are going to be and when you are going to be there to enable your employer to take body fluid samples for the purpose of drug testing? I sincerely doubt it.
Pro Cycling is not a "normal" workplace.