You don't get to decide "we're" done. You only have that authority over yourself. The arrogance only makes your unfounded assertions all the more cringeworthy. But what is one to expect from an Armstrong supporter, who was only a disgrace to himself and cycling at large.
And you are insane if you think my intention was to kick a man down on the ground. I and others simply have wanted to defend reason and truth from scurrilous slandering of an innocent rider who did no wrong. As has been pointed out, had Wright in any way broken the rules and comported himself improperly, the jury would have relegated him or thrown him out of the race with a hefty fine to boot. That this did not happen means he is innocent and not even JV or Roglic filed a complaint on the day. What I find about the unfortunate developments is that they decided to voice their grievences too late and in such a way as to instigate vitrol on social media and hypocritically in the name of rider safety, when the only dangerous one was Roglic himself. Fortunately the sad move has been largely unsuccessful.
Done indeed and Wright has behaved like a true gentleman, even though in other jobs Roglic would risk being sued for defamation over this. Thankfully, though, cyclists are generally more flexible, especially when a colleague is so dejected and pained as to lose a grip on reality.
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