The Cleanest (Drug Free) Athlete In All Of Track

Sometimes the national body will test someone they know to be clean endlessly and minimise the testing of someonr they think is dirty.That way they can claim to have a rigorous testing program without ever catghing anyone

I've raised numerous criticisms of ORG's logic. His logic is really not good. As far as I know I have never insulted him personally (at least I have tried not to). ORG has either chosen to ignore my criticisms or to proceed to call me a sheep.

Also, I have pointed out in my posts that there are indeed legitimate issues where I agree w/ ORG, including e.g. the egregious leaking of "A" sample positives and the outrageous grandstanding of Dick Pound.

Dickens wrote:

I disagree with you and with ORG to the extent that you suggest that random drug testing should be eliminated; that drug testing on short notice should be eliminated; or that athletes should be tested with the same frequency.

I never said that random drug test should be eliminated. What I argued above is what happens after a positive comes back.

And I agree, if a guy that is tested 14 times in a year cannot use this as some sort of claim that he is clean, then the system is flawed/broken. In a good system a negative test will carry some weight.

Here's a whole thread that you dedicated to arguing that all drug testing should be eliminated:

http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=1486614&page=0

Obvious, I never said in this thread I was against random drug tests. If you want to go back to this argue than understand:

1) I have liberterian view of PEDs, as do a lot more poeple than you think. I do hold the view that a professional athlete should be allowed to train as he sees fit. PEDs are a training tool. We should continue this in the thread you link above, or start a new thread.

2) I have never, ever, argue that anyone should break any rules. If the rules are unfair, don't break them, argue for their change (like I am). In this, and other threads, I've argued for changing the rules, never breaking them.

3) this thread is about an athlete that was tested 14 times. I suggested that this would make him the cleanest athlete in the world. I was immediately attacked, told I was hated, to "go away" and wejo wanted to regulate my ability to post here.

But, you're right, I have been getting snarky in my posts, and no matter what is said about my opinions, this is wrong. So, starting now I will raise the level of my discourse and I apologize to xchba1 for the uncalled slam.