pmcg76 said:
You can claim whatever you want but at least back it up with some actual facts instead of trying to 'doctor' things to make your point. The question is? why are you so desperate to prove things have not changed, that you try to manipulate the facts? If things are as bad as you suggest, let the facts speak for themselves instead of constantly trying to push your agenda by lying.
Plenty of facts. UCI still police the sport. Fact.
Anti doping doing less testing than ever before. Fact.
The people who enabled doping still in the sport. Fact
Anti doping way under funded, so much so it is a joke. Fact
And on and on.......
pmcg76 said:
I don't know where you get this idea I believe the sport is clean. If you can find anywhere I said that, it would be a start. I am open minded to all possibilites which you are clearly not, that is the difference. In particular I am interested in trying to figure out what might be possible for a potentially clean athlete rather than loving/hating on any particular team or rider.
Whn we know that nice guys dope how the hell are you going find out who is clean?
When teams offer complete transparency and call out those who dont, we can start looking deeper to see if they back up what they are showing and saying.
Can you point to any?
pmcg76 said:
I would laugh as much at someone who "knows" the sport is totally clean as much as you "know" it is totally dirty. You have zero connection with the sport and have no interest in what anyone says unless it matches your mindset yet you "know" the sport is dirty top to bottom. That is one warped mentality right there and no matter how many times you repeat your case, that won't change.
The only reason guys like you think the sport is not dirty top to bottom is because of stupid comments from the likes of JV, the 'new generation' are too cool to dope! What a pile BS that is.
Garmin released the GT profiles of Wiggins '09 and Hesjdeal '12 and both were suspicious in the 3rd week and when JV was questioned on it, he conveniently blamed machine error! FFS.
My mentality is based on logic. Very few survive in the sport without PEDs as has been shown. Can you point to where that has changed?
Too many are thinking that EPO is no longer in big use so riders have stopped doping. Bollix, they have moved on to other methods and substances. It has ever been thus. Too many people make to much money feeding doping. The riders are the last stop in a long journey where lots make a big profit from doping. These people keep searching for new methods and undetectable substances to push.
Till the riders cannot afford to take the risk, doping will not stop.
Look at the reasoned decision. Not one of them had to pay the money they won from doping back. Armstrong is not asked to pay back his winnings either. He is being sued by people he defrauded, but all his winnings still in his bank account. Why not dope?