Helping you out bro...... wrote:
GoldenMiles wrote:
I’m so f-ing (why can’t I say the real word?!) with this racist board saying every African dopes when one is caught.
When evidence pointed to Galen doing shady crap, did that mean all American runners doped? No? Works the same way with African runners.
Everyone is innocent until proven guilty. Period.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J0ej5k_SxUs&feature=youtu.behttps://www.theguardian.com/sport/2017/aug/04/doping-hotspot-ethiopia-drug-testing-epoMost dominant countries in distance running have easy access to EPO. What a coincidence!?!?!
Hmm....I’m not denying that probably a lot of EPO is available in Kenya/Ethiopia. I’m not denying that there wouldn’t be good reason to use it. I’m just denying that ALL Africans are using it.
I personally do believe that most of the big stars aren’t using it, because big stars get tested the most, and once you get tested, you get caught, like Kiptum here.
It is a little frustrating that it took so many years for someone like a Kiprop to get caught. Perhaps he wasn’t doping till the tail end of his career when he started losing fitness?
I don’t know—I just don’t get the point of watching the sport if you think everyone is doping. Do you guys really think that the only reason Ethiopians and Kenyans are better than Americans is because of drugs? I personally believe they’re just better than us physically, and that, yes, some do dope, but some people from all countries dope. Yes, of course there probably is a culture of doping over there in some circles, but I try to have faith the testing will root it out.
I am all in favor of getting more stringent in every country, though, as doping is just about the most frustrating thing that exists in sport.
Complex subject is all I’m trying to say, I guess.