I don't believe Lance Armstrong doped and never will
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/19365234
I'm beginning to feel sorry for Lance Armstrong and this ridiculous witch hunt. Innocent until proven guilty, and to prove someone guilty you need the evidence. Where is the pee filled cup that proves without any measure of reasonable doubt that he doped!
Sure it is likely he did, it's probably likely - as i have always said - that he took extra doses of EPO under the guise of his cancer treatments.
In any case the none of the above matters, the fact remains that unless there is hard evidence - in the form of a sample - any number of people can say he doped or have claimed to have seen him dope, if you cannot prove it then he didn't.
#LeaveLanceAlone
I'm beginning to feel sorry for Lance Armstrong and this ridiculous witch hunt. Innocent until proven guilty, and to prove someone guilty you need the evidence. Where is the pee filled cup that proves without any measure of reasonable doubt that he doped!
Sure it is likely he did, it's probably likely - as i have always said - that he took extra doses of EPO under the guise of his cancer treatments.
In any case the none of the above matters, the fact remains that unless there is hard evidence - in the form of a sample - any number of people can say he doped or have claimed to have seen him dope, if you cannot prove it then he didn't.
#LeaveLanceAlone
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You're an..... if you think that.
Seriously.
Have you actually seen any of the evidence? Beyond what he himself is saying...
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Back to commuting please you tedious troll0
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disgruntledgoat wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:
The holy sanctitiy of the internet must be preserved!
Quite.
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With politeness someone did challenge (the great) DDD to stick the post in Pro Race as well though - until I see the evidence I presume him innocent.....Raymondo
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DonDaddyD wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/19365234
I'm beginning to feel sorry for Lance Armstrong and this ridiculous witch hunt. Innocent until proven guilty, and to prove someone guilty you need the evidence. Where is the pee filled cup that proves without any measure of reasonable doubt that he doped!
Sure it is likely he did, it's probably likely - as i have always said - that he took extra doses of EPO under the guise of his cancer treatments.
In any case the none of the above matters, the fact remains that unless there is hard evidence - in the form of a sample - any number of people can say he doped or have claimed to have seen him dope, if you cannot prove it then he didn't.
#LeaveLanceAlone
This is exactly why Lance decided to not contest the charges.. so people like you can continue to protest his innocence as there wasn't a 'trial'0 -
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Tom BB wrote:Back to commuting please you tedious trollRick Chasey wrote:You're an .... if you think that.
Seriously.
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Rick Chasey wrote:RichN95 wrote:If people still want to believe in him, then they can go ahead as far as I'm concerned. Billions of people still believe in God, which I find ludicrous, but I don't spend my day calling them idiots.
They're not the same and you know it.
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This thread was started either as/because of:
1. A trolling attempt.
2. Someone can't/is unwilling to read much more than Lance's statements and viewpoints, certainly not enough to educate themselves properly on the topic.
3. Being thick.0 -
RichN95 wrote:If people still want to believe in him, then they can go ahead as far as I'm concerned. Billions of people still believe in God, which I find ludicrous, but I don't spend my day calling them idiots.0
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Where is the positive sample that proves he doped?
You get found guilty on the basis of evidence not conjecture.
I do not believe Contador willfully doped, he was suspended from professional racing because he had a banned substance in his system, not enough to enhance performance but banned nonetheless.
If Lance had produce a positive sample - that wasn't exempt due to his cancer treatments - then why has it taken this long for any 'authority' to reveal/produce it?Food Chain number = 4
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DonDaddyD wrote:Where is the positive sample that proves he doped?
You get found guilty on the basis of evidence not conjecture.
I do not believe Contador willfully doped, he was suspended from professional racing because he had a banned substance in his system, not enough to enhance performance but banned nonetheless.
If Lance had produce a positive sample - that wasn't exempt due to his cancer treatments - then why has it taken this long for any 'authority' to reveal/produce it?
Quite sweet really.0 -
DonDaddyD wrote:Where is the positive sample that proves he doped?
You get found guilty on the basis of evidence not conjecture.
I do not believe Contador willfully doped, he was suspended from professional racing because he had a banned substance in his system, not enough to enhance performance but banned nonetheless.
If Lance had produce a positive sample - that wasn't exempt due to his cancer treatments - then why has it taken this long for any 'authority' to reveal/produce it?
Why are you so hung up on the tests?
We know from other athletes the tests don't prove anything.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Millar
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DonDaddyD wrote:Where is the positive sample that proves he doped?
You get found guilty on the basis of evidence not conjecture.
I do not believe Contador willfully doped, he was suspended from professional racing because he had a banned substance in his system, not enough to enhance performance but banned nonetheless.
If Lance had produce a positive sample - that wasn't exempt due to his cancer treatments - then why has it taken this long for any 'authority' to reveal/produce it?
You might want to check your understanding of evidence too...0 -
DonDaddyD wrote:Where is the positive sample that proves he doped?0
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@ RIck
You're investing too much time in this thread.“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0 -
Until someone holds up the pee-filled-cup with positive written across it I have no reason to say that he doped.
If he did and there was evidence then why has he yet to be banned/suspended ala Contador?Food Chain number = 4
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DonDaddyD wrote:Until someone holds up the pee-filled-cup with positive written across it I have no reason to say that he doped.
If he did and there was evidence then why has he yet to be banned/suspended ala Contador?
He is banned.
For life."In many ways, my story was that of a raging, Christ-like figure who hauled himself off the cross, looked up at the Romans with blood in his eyes and said 'My turn, sock cookers'"
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DonDaddyD wrote:Until someone holds up the pee-filled-cup with positive written across it I have no reason to say that he doped.
If he did and there was evidence then why has he yet to be banned/suspended ala Contador?
Have you seen Contador's pee filled cup?
I take it Millar, Pantani and The Chicken are all innocent too?"In many ways, my story was that of a raging, Christ-like figure who hauled himself off the cross, looked up at the Romans with blood in his eyes and said 'My turn, sock cookers'"
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TailWindHome wrote:@ RIck
You're investing too much time in this thread.
I'm up for it.
Bring it on. I'm feeling belligerent.0 -
DonDaddyD wrote:Where is the positive sample that proves he doped?
You get found guilty on the basis of evidence not conjecture.
I do not believe Contador willfully doped, he was suspended from professional racing because he had a banned substance in his system, not enough to enhance performance but banned nonetheless.
If Lance had produce a positive sample - that wasn't exempt due to his cancer treatments - then why has it taken this long for any 'authority' to reveal/produce it?You only need two tools: WD40 and Duck Tape.
If it doesn't move and should, use the WD40.
If it shouldn't move and does, use the tape.0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:DonDaddyD wrote:Until someone holds up the pee-filled-cup with positive written across it I have no reason to say that he doped.
Presumably you think Marion Jones is innocent?
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