I'm sorry but it's an absurd fallacy to compare, say, DeGrasse, who you have accused of doping numerous times throughout this thread (again, on zero evidence) with the likes of Lance/Marion. To make comparisons to OJ Simpson here is laughable; the man was acquitted due to a combination of legal loopholes and erroneous handling of information by the LAPD.
11 (!!!) former teammates and 15+ witnesses, all of whom swore under oath--in some cases implicating themselves as having committed doping violations--made claims against Lance Armstrong. There were also numerous (a couple hundred pages worth, if you read the USADA report) blood tests indicating Armstrong had been guilty of blood doping.
Marion Jones was implicated as part of the BALCO scandal. There was concrete evidence that BALCO labs were responsible for both manufacturing and distributing PEDs to a wide range of athletes.
You offer none of that. Zero. If you intend to make genuinely founded whistle-blower claims, then by all means, go to WADA or the USADA and voice your concerns. If you actually saw athletes taking banned substances or were put under pressure from coaches to take PEDs, then please, go and talk to the relevant authorities.
For now what you're doing is slandering hardworking athletes, nothing more.
For the sake of clarity, and since he's come up a few times in this thread and I used him as an example here, I have to ask: what evidence makes you think DeGrasse is doping?
He runs fast? That's not evidence.
He beat dopers? That's not evidence.
He won two olympic medals? That's not evidence.
He improved a lot the last few years? That's not evidence.
Comparing him and countless other athletes to the likes of Jones/Armstrong deliberately draws a false parallel.