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Lance is human.
I don't think we should expect him to be sorry, when in essence he's been and is being scapegoated for a whole generation many of whom are still making big bucks out of their cheating. So many frauds still walking around unpunished. Exactly whom should Lance be sorry to? Kimmage, sure. And that Italian rider he chased down. But otherwise? Clean cyclists? Sure, but the sport procycling is designed for dopers to surface to the top. That's not really Lances fault.
If the purpose of every future Lance interview is to ask him if he's really sorry, that would be rather lame wouldn't it.
Imo that's pointless.ontheroad said:I was desperate for Lance to become a part of the solution and have always been hoping he could be truly sorry for his actions. From what I've seen and heard of him he's still the same goddam jerk he always was. Still lying, still protecting his money and still trying to control the message. He deserves to be cold shouldered and cast to the side. Dopers are not necessarily horrible people but unfortunately Lance fits into both boxes.
Lance is human.
I don't think we should expect him to be sorry, when in essence he's been and is being scapegoated for a whole generation many of whom are still making big bucks out of their cheating. So many frauds still walking around unpunished. Exactly whom should Lance be sorry to? Kimmage, sure. And that Italian rider he chased down. But otherwise? Clean cyclists? Sure, but the sport procycling is designed for dopers to surface to the top. That's not really Lances fault.
If the purpose of every future Lance interview is to ask him if he's really sorry, that would be rather lame wouldn't it.