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How the Supermarket Tabloids Stay Out of Court - The New York Times Armstrong not suing, though, is another matter. He could easily have his attorneys push this into a UK (English? Not sure what's appropriate to use here) court, where the burden is essentially on the publisher/author. So why, exactly, does a clean, lawsuit-happy athlete like Armstrong not sue Walsh? Why does Armstrong strong-arm bike companies into shutting out those who speak out against him? I'm no fan of Lemond or Armstrong's former mechanic, but make no mistake: if you don't stick to the "clean" story - even after witnessing doping or seeing doping products in Armstrong's house - then you'll pay the price. I mean, really - you believe that Armstrong raced clean all those years? |
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are you seriouosly comparing a seriously recieved book published around the world with the tabloids?????? |
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thumbs up for that. armstrong sent lemonds cycling business under after lemond decided to testify against him. someone with nothing to lose has to go up against lance. someone who isnt afraid to lose everything, because that's what will happen, they will lose everything to armstrongs heavies |
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That's one reason. It's not easy to prove libel. Another reason stems from the fact that there is hardly a such thing as bad publicity, and ignoring something that will fade into obscurity without additional help is sometimes a better strategy. Quote:
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I can't take you seriously any longer. I'm sorry.
__________________ Originally Posted by Flyer: It is a matter of reading comprehension that you challenged by. |
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That's one reason. It's not easy to prove libel. Another reason stems from the fact that there is hardly a such thing as bad publicity, and ignoring something that will fade into obscurity without additional help is sometimes a better strategy. I think I've said this twice. I'm of the opinion that he possibly, if not probably, did take performance enhancing substances at some point. It's an opinion that I can make about every rider going back to before Tom Simpson's time. But just because it's my opinion doesn't make it fact. Quote:
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This is sad. I am relatively new as an audience to the sport of cycling. I am checking out this forum for the first time thinking that I would find some informative articles. Instead I find many threads expressing their suspicion and their anger on doping. I am not naive about cyclists using performance enhancing drugs. But the majority of people here seems to think that all the top performers are doing some kind of doping. This is shocking. I am not sure about Contador. But the Schlek brothers? Is there anyone beyond suspicion? How can I enjoy the sport if I can not be certain that the performances are genuine. This is sad indeed. |
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Let me go a little further to end your innocence: Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy are fictitious entities. Sorry, but I had to be the one to pull the wool up from over your eyes. WRT pro cycling, using enhancements to further one's natural performance have been around since 2 guys decided to race each other on bikes...don't be shocked... |
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Look we just don't know. To silence the doping addicts. You might as well just beleive that they're all doping. Its as good as believing none are cos it levels the playing field. |
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France has the strongest libel laws that is the reason for many celbrities to come or live in Paris. When l'Equipe published this Why didn't do the same?
__________________ 6 +2 (according Ashenden) samples with EPO should have banned Lance Armstrong to start next TDF ! |
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"Here's the thing" (Jimmypoop loves to point out the thing) Jiffypop or Jimmypoop, whichever, just cracks me up. But you have got to give it to him he has all the answers. He may not always be right...but he is never in doubt. Gotta love him...bless his little haten heart. He would pee all over himself if LA came back with a positive test. If however AC and AS came back positive after the final and LA did not test positive then LA would be declared the winner...then of course he would have to be put on suicide watch. That would effectively shut down this site. All the haters (as per Jimmypoop using this term "haters" makes one cool) would be on heavy medication. We love you Jiffypoop! Keep on keeping on. |
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