Tue Feb 27, 2018, 06:47 AM

Why Doesn't The IOC Strip The Russian Hockey Goons Of Their Medals?

So should the Russian hockey team be forced to return their medals for breaking the Olympic rule by singing their stupid banned anthem? Wouldn't demanding that they return their medals be a good way to show that Russian rule breaking will not be tolerated by Russian dopers nor their murdering gangster ruler Vladimir Putin? We all know that toxic orange will side with his cheating Russian support team.

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Why Doesn't The IOC Strip The Russian Hockey Goons Of Their Medals? (Original post)	pressbox69	Feb 2018	OP
That REALLY bothered me as well! They were thumbing their noses at the world!	chuckstevens	Feb 2018	#1
Right?	pressbox69	Feb 2018	#4
Good question!	InAbLuEsTaTe	Feb 2018	#2
I didn't watch the olympics... they've lost all credibility. NT	Adrahil	Feb 2018	#3
Yes, they lost all credibility	pressbox69	Feb 2018	#5
Yup. NT	Adrahil	Feb 2018	#6
Thank God they didnt take a knee.........	Trust Buster	Feb 2018	#7
LOL	pressbox69	Feb 2018	#8
It's because the IOC president Thomas Bach is a German Putin lover (nt)	Ezior	Feb 2018	#9
Ach so.	pressbox69	Feb 2018	#10

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Tue Feb 27, 2018, 07:05 AM

chuckstevens (1,201 posts)

1. That REALLY bothered me as well! They were thumbing their noses at the world!

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Tue Feb 27, 2018, 07:18 AM

pressbox69 (1,715 posts)

4. Right?

The Russian dopers were already given a break by being allowed to compete. They thanked the IOC by ignoring the anthem ban and spitting in the face of the IOC. Of course the Russian dopers would have been crushed if the NHL players competed again.

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Tue Feb 27, 2018, 07:13 AM

InAbLuEsTaTe (23,138 posts)