well.... I was talking about actual "born in the USA" americans, or people that actually live in america, all the time.

Well Australia has won 14 Gold medals (46 in total) and are in 6th position and we have only 21 million people. Not too shabby me thinks although this is less than in Anthens and Sydney.

starting a child in a sport at a young age (evne with some of the more agressive parents) is not the same as sending a child off to some place where most of their day is spent training.

The government institutionalizing it is a lot different than the the parents doing it themselves.  Particularly when the kids don't see their families but once a week and their regiments, diets, lifestyles, etc.. are dictated to them from a very young age.

Either way I agree with you 100% that regardless of how it happens children being forced into it is wrong.  And it happens far more than it should.  It is honestly something the IOC should look into.

there were also a number of other complaints made in some of the other sports(most about inappropriate judging) , the gymnast ones are the only ones to gain any traction because of how obvious it is to everyone.

Complaints get lodged back and forth all the time at the Olympics, its nothing new.  It's hardly a reason to discredit the performance of an entire nation worth of athletes.

they are known to have previously cheated. the country has low moral and ethical standards(comparative to our own countries). they have created government documents to assist their cheating. there was at least one match, that im aware of, involving incorrect judging involving a chinese athlete where their win was taken back and given to the real winner. and i find the amount of gold compared to other medals suspicious. so i believe it highly probable there was a lot of cheating we arent aware of.
and i find the unethical way they train their athletes more than enough reason to discredit all of them. how am i supposed to respect someones achievements when they have been forced to do that by their government.

1) First of all I don't think it is the government who decide it but probably the National Sport departement. 

2) Now you almost sound like that they are picking children from the street and say ' You will be a runner and you will be a trampoline professional.

I think it is really no that much different in other countries.

A child from around 5-6 is interested in a sport and will join a sportschool...;Around the age of 10-12 She/he may do some state/province competitions the child wins it and then gets a professional coach for her alone.  She/he will attend matches through whole the country (and if your parents both work) well then their is the possibility of not seeing her/him for weeks; 

And about the diets/lifestyles isn't that normal?  If the child/teen his/her dream is to be the best of the world she will do anything to accomplish that and if she/ don't well their others we will do it.  Only I want to add hard discipline is typical Asia.  It is the same for Japan, South Korea etc....

Are we going that way?  How can I respect country that dropped two atomic bombs on Japan that affected/killed a lot of Children.  How can we respect a country that is still killing people in Iraq?  Etc;.

What will be next?  At the next Olympics in USA... FREE USA! GIVE IT BACK TO THE NATIVE AMERICANS!

whos asking you to?  its not even my country, so i dont know why you are bringing it up.  

although the nukes were hardly worse than the great amount of atrocities commited by the japanese during that conflict and the losses of life were far less than what would have been if they werent used.

and if you have an issue with someone killing terrorists and people who want to destroy the democratically elected government of that country that says a lot about you....and nothing very good.