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ImmaculateKadence said:But there was evidence and even an articulate argument. Frankly, I remain unconvinced, but that is because I support the LAF. I've watched too many loved ones suffer due to cancer (just yesterday I received news that a close family friend has lung cancer). I have my own criticisms, but certainly not enough to conclude that the man is a fraud.
I think that this discussion was well thought out. Far better than most of the criticism that fails to extend beyond meaningless slander and childish insults.
Sorry to hear about your friend. My roommate from college, and friend for decades, died from cancer yesterday. It is a terrible disease.
Armstrong's story gives hope to many people, something I encourage. However when he uses this same hope to avoid any legitimate questions about his often unethical actions it is inexcusable and should be questioned.
Sorry if I may have been a bit harsh in my response. I actually welcome your input as you clearly have taken time to address some of the points, instead of just trolling like some.