Some of these are so far out I'm not sure if they are serious or intended as parodies of Armstrong supporters:
I never took much notice of these comments until the past few days, reading the responses to the CBS program. I don’t archive them, but some stick in my mind.
I think it’s justifiable to point these out, because so much of the support for Armstrong is now based on ignorance, and one of the main weapons against ignorance is exposure, and when that ignorance is willful, ridicule. If someone says, I know he doped, I know he cheated, I know he lied, and maybe he even took advantage of cancer, too, but I still respect him for all he’s done for cancer, I can respect that opinion as legitimate. But when someone’s support is based on what Will Rogers (I think) said “what folks know that just ain’t so”, that support is phony and should be held up as such. No issue can have a real debate until everyone is acquainted with and agrees on certain facts.