Pac, why don't you set an example?

By not bowing down to media pressure even though he knows he did nothing wrong, he is setting a good example.

The whole "If you have nothing to hide then you should submit to the test" mentality is bad for society in general.

If you are not doing anything illegal, should you automatically allow the authorities to tap into your phones lines?

If you are not carrying drugs, should you allow the cops to search you?

no.

 

by telling mayweather to go **** himself and is going by the current drug policy in boxing and not by what floyed says the rules have to be he is setting a great example.thumbs up to pacman :yep

 

Would you like the police to constantly search your car for illegal subtance? Why not? you got nothing to hide after all.

 

kids look up to mayweather.what kind of example did he set by beating the bag out of 3 or 4 different women :rofl

 

It;s not a bad mentality GTFOH with that. PBF would be sujected to the same test it's not like he's the only person here who's going to be tested here. Society views you as suspect and you have something to hide if you don't submit to a drug test that's the way the world is. :deal

 

Kids look up to pac for cheating on his wife and not talking a drug test as if he has something to hide?:rofl

 

well its society thats wrong because in fact you should be viewed as innocent until proven guilty. Pac playing by Mayweather<s rules in this case would be like saying "If someone is accused of something then the onus is on him to prove his innocence."

that what I would call setting a BAD example.

 

if the boxing commision had a blood test rule then it would be one thing but because floyed says so :rofl and cheating on your wife is a whole different ball game than beating the crap out of woman :yep

 

If the cops wanted to pay me a guaranteed 25 million to do so, then sure I would let them.

Silly comparison and if you think your argument is valid then you're a little thick.

 

Ask Tiger Woods that. It has cost him millions and he's the most hated man in America now.:deal BTW does the boxing commission enforce a 10 million dollar over the limit per pound fine? Because Pac says?:rofl

 

thats like in baseball or any other sport if one team says we are not going to play you guys unless you all take a blood test. it wouldn't fly

 

These fools are trying their best to stear the obvious into another direction.:rofl

 

I know they are. They know it looks bad that Pac won't submit to these tests but PBF will.

 

Baseball has a real drug testing policy in place now it took them years but it's finally in place. We can't say the same for pro boxing which has an outdated system.