"Whataboutism" is a predictable non-response. It's a self-defense mechanism to shift the conversation away from your own failures.
I do not provide any explanations on why nobody is doping. On the contrary, like you and Armstronglivs, I think many athletes are doping, but for different reasons. I think it is because they, or their sponsors or supporters or entourage, believe in the power of doping, like you, while lacking objective data, like you.
I don't know what you believe "all I did", but I never sought to downplay or overturn Salazar's convictions, only to clarify that his convictions never involved or implicated the WADA banned doping of any NOP athletes in the history of NOP, ever. Tygart looked and left no stone unturned. Apparently WADA concurred, as a subsequent investigation at the IOC's explicit request produced nothing newsworthy, despite 7 years of investigative reporting, Fancy Bears leaks, and AAA and CAS adjudications.
I do not downplay "suspicion" so much as ignore it as irrelevant gossip among the uninformed.
I do not downplay evidence, if anyone actually provides it.
When you say things like "the evidence bar for doping needs to be upgraded from objective to subjective", this is not only nonsense, but inherently wrong. Subjective is in the mind of the beholder. Athletes need guidelines that are objectively predictable, and not subject to the whims of whatever tribunal is judging them, after the fact.
At this point, I still cannot determine whether you are even an RF-King rather than an RF-jester, as I only have your own self-accreditation to go by, and no objective data to tip the scale one way or the other. But even in the best case, being an RF-King does not grant you sufficient qualifications to authoritatively discuss elite performance. I hate to be the one bursting your bubble, but you are not the all seeing timelord you pretend to be.
I don't know what you mean by "too affected", nor why you think my requests for objective data stripped of your own subjective interpretation is not authentic.
I'm also puzzled by your repeated reference to subscribers and channels, in the context of an anonymous forum which does not enable personal channels and subscribers.