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It wasn't without a reason. He was cheating, some pressure appeared, he cheated more, more pressure was applied. He still continued cheating to get his name at
by bluecalm 5y ago
It wasn't without a reason. He was cheating, some pressure appeared, he cheated more, more pressure was applied. He still continued cheating to get his name at the top of world records - even more pressure. He still refused to admit the wrong doings or even stop committing more.
>>A general point regarding cheating: Do you have any idea how many amateur athletes are doping? And never get caught or called out?
Sure. Most top guys at 40+ are on something. Some are caught and banned. Often their names are published with a little syringe next to results.
Most aren't caught. What does it have to do with anything?
- hef19898 5y agoIt shows how hypocritical it is to ruin one guys life, when just banning him from official records and then ignore him is enough, when those others (not that I consider doping, especially in professional sports, cheating when most top athletes are doing it one way or the other) are never subject to so much pressure. Heck, a lot of professional athletes even had come backs after being caught doping. The fact that, you, and others, don't see a problem when someone commits suicide after a prolonged bullying campaign, regardless of that persons action, is really, deeply troublesome.
- Werewolf255 5y agoThe people gleefully cheering on the 70+ year old doctor's death aren't good people, but you knew that.