I wasn't admitting to a doping issue, I was simply arguing the perpetuated view of rojo/wejo and several other Americans here that when they lose to Kenyans it's not because they are better; it must be that they must be cheating. Usually the argument is that they use EPO because there's no testing in Kenya. While some Kenyan athletes have been popped for doping, the ratio of clean to dirty athletes is close to the rest of the world including US. We have the Sumgongs and Rita Jeptoos while you have the Gatlins and Gay.
I see a lot of American exceptionalism and white supremacy on this site and it's some times too obvious when the official race reports start specifying American-born, non-African born etc. I also think you have convinced yourselves that we are too poor and morally bankrupt to have a decent testing system. I feel, as a Kenyan, that American track fans have an unspoken consensus that if they lose to Kenyans who train in Kenya it must be doping.. And if they lose to Kenyans who train in the US, it must be age cheating. Luckily actual pro runners like Desi Linden who I have seen training in Kenya know that it's not always the case. And the Robertson twins are like Kara Goucher meaning that they may have some knowledge but they don't know how to express it well. They also know deep down that the system works which is why they continue to train here and have respect and admiration for some of our athletes.
I apologize for feeding the troll machine and using words like "Suck it". I was high on adrenaline and super excited for Kurgat. Just know that we are not a monolith. I live and work in Eldoret and I can afford high speed internet, a VPN and payment of flotrack dues. We're not all hungry, poor, corrupt people despite what your media makes you think. I am a data scientist and I compete for contracts with people from all over the world. If you'd just visit you might see it for yourself. Wagenge wenzangu msikubali kudhulumiwa hapa. Tuko na sauti na watatuheshimu siku moja. Train hard win easy, au sio?