After seeing a picture of Rita Jeptoo crossing the Boston finish line with a look on her face that appears to be pure joy I wondered if you are a drug cheat are you actually happy with your accomplishments? Knowing that you had an unfair advantage? Or do they justify it as "everyone else is doing it?"
she looked happy because she is innocent. Framed by FBI?
Are you that naive? Kenyans do not do it for the sense of accomplishment. Never have, never will.They do it for the money. You would be happy also if you just won 500,000.
Clean but not Sober wrote:
After seeing a picture of Rita Jeptoo crossing the Boston finish line with a look on her face that appears to be pure joy I wondered if you are a drug cheat are you actually happy with your accomplishments? Knowing that you had an unfair advantage? Or do they justify it as "everyone else is doing it?"
Any drug cheats, has nothing to do specifically with Kenyans
They don't lose any sleep over it. That's for sure.
Look at the cold truth. A runner that responds to EPO pays maybe $1000 for a cycle is does world beating times and 100x that amount of money comes in.
Pay off the IAAF to never test positive and you still come home far richer for a few thousand dollars investment.
There's enough experience with EPO so it won't kill you. Why NOT do it?
Rita had to practice that look a LOT the final weeks as part of her taper. Give her credit for her work ethic at least.
Clean but not Sober wrote:
After seeing a picture of Rita Jeptoo crossing the Boston finish line with a look on her face that appears to be pure joy I wondered if you are a drug cheat are you actually happy with your accomplishments? Knowing that you had an unfair advantage? Or do they justify it as "everyone else is doing it?"
Watch or read Armstrong. He's rationalized the necessity of cheating to himself so convincingly he believes it was fair and right.
Drug cheats are hardly alone in being among those who can operate on a plane where self-doubt doesn't exist.
Al Sal didn't seem too happy in this video:
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