What the sport of cycling needs is competitors who don't dope, lie and cheat and then get caught doping and lying and cheating, so we can talk only about the racing and not their doping, lying and cheating all the time.
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This sport needs a policy...
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Obviously it's regrettable but it is just an unavoidable fact that every cycling result has to be viewed through the prism of drug taking. Even the start list and who might be favourite in any given race is largely determined by who is currently under suspicion. Drugs taint every achievement in cycling and render everything suspect. It is a filthy stain that seeps into every pore of the sport.
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I thought the sport had a policy? I though every sport had a policy? While i agree drug cheats need to be rooted out and removed from the sport, i'm at a stage now where if i listen to one more "they're all cheats, involved in industrialised doping research" i'll tear what's left of my hair out. Totalitarian hypocrites who are probably coke addicts themselves increase my ambivilance towards drug cheats.
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And just who is it that you are suggesting is a probable coke addict?
trucker39 said:
I thought the sport had a policy? I though every sport had a policy? While i agree drug cheats need to be rooted out and removed from the sport, i'm at a stage now where if i listen to one more "they're all cheats, involved in industrialised doping research" i'll tear what's left of my hair out. Totalitarian hypocrites who are probably coke addicts themselves increase my ambivilance towards drug cheats.
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Gregers said:
And just who is it that you are suggesting is a probable coke addict?
Sorry, not you at all. I apologise if you thought it was you i meant.
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