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In the discussion thread: Armstrong will not be prosecuted for doping - U.S. official [View all]

Response to Ian Iam (Original post)

Wed Feb 6, 2013, 11:54 AM

leftynyc (10,489 posts)

20. So, he'll just have to deal

with getting sued into the poorhouse. Not nearly enough but will be nice to see.

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30 replies	Author	Time	Post
Armstrong will not be prosecuted for doping - U.S. official [View all]	Ian Iam	Feb 2013	OP
I don't understand why anyone really cares about this. nt	valerief	Feb 2013	#1
Do you feel that this item should not be in this forum?	Ian Iam	Feb 2013	#2
Oh, I don't care about where this is. The story doesn't offend me. I just don't understand why	valerief	Feb 2013	#4
Some people care about people playing by the rules	AAO	Feb 2013	#3
Yeah, but it's only sports. It's not life or death. Just my humble opinion.	valerief	Feb 2013	#5
Then you don't know much about sports.	AAO	Feb 2013	#16
This is an opinion board. Am I not entitled to my opinion?	valerief	Feb 2013	#17
Of course you are entitled.	AAO	Feb 2013	#21
Lance Armstrong! Cannot be Prosecuted: "He's Too Big Too Fail !"	KoKo	Feb 2013	#8
i don't understand why you would bother to post in this thread if you don't understand..	frylock	Feb 2013	#7
I don't understand why you don't understand why I'd want to share my feelings of	valerief	Feb 2013	#9
perhaps you can provide a list of subjects that you've deemed worthy of posting..	frylock	Feb 2013	#12
I didn't say you were wasting my time. I was adding my opinion. This is an opinion board, is it not?	valerief	Feb 2013	#15
I don't particularly care, either. But FWIW, Armstrong went out of his way to portray himself...	randome	Feb 2013	#24
Why the Hell Not?	chuckstevens	Feb 2013	#6
Yep...push it to the LIMIT...and PROFIT...because there are no	KoKo	Feb 2013	#10
No consequences?	Comrade Grumpy	Feb 2013	#19
NO, ONLY POOR PEOPLE DO!	JaneyVee	Feb 2013	#11
Yet prisons are full of people busted for possession of small amounts of pot	daleo	Feb 2013	#13
It makes you think that "justice" is purely a financial concept in the USA.	Nihil	Feb 2013	#14
Are they full of people who didn't get caught, but admitted to smoking pot years later? n/t	hughee99	Feb 2013	#18
Armstrong also perjured himself	daleo	Feb 2013	#22
Sure,	hughee99	Feb 2013	#23
Maybe you don't go to jail for admitting to past drug use	daleo	Feb 2013	#25
I agree on all of this, I'm just saying that comparing this to people	hughee99	Feb 2013	#28
So, he'll just have to deal	leftynyc	Feb 2013	#20
Doh! P!	Xipe Totec	Feb 2013	#26
Of course not. And he's a white sports celebrity. They get blanket immunity.	kestrel91316	Feb 2013	#27
What is he? A bank?	Squinch	Feb 2013	#29
why does America even waste the millions on a "federal investigation"? Let the sport deal with it.	Sunlei	Feb 2013	#30

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