On Jun 3, 5:16*pm, BL wrote:


That's a crock. IMO, by far more than a fair preponderance of the facts
as we know them today, Armstrong doped and perpetrated a sports fraud on
a scale never seen before. *Hang him? Hardly. I'd be happy to see him do
5-8 in a Federal minimum security facility. *IIRC, the have a nice one
in Duluth.


How are you defining the scale of the so-called sports fraud? Is it
because he was so successful while he was allegedly doping? Or,
because he raised so much money for his foundation, in no small part
due to the success he had while allegedly doping? Surely you aren't
suggesting that the scale of his fraud was based on how much he
allegedly doped, while competing against others who allegedly weren't
doping?

While we're asking, could you tell us who actually suffered harm as a
result of the fraud? Isn't that a critical component to even have
fraud, that someone was harmed?