Lance Armstrong
The hot pursuit of fame, money, and success continues to be an
obsession. We are in a world where if one doesn't appear on television, you are not classified as a human being.
There are intelligent people, writers, civil servants,
engineers, pilots, soldiers, and police, serving their country, but because
they don't appear on television, they aren't known, and society gives them
little respect and recognition.
It is now a competition. Many people would do everything and anything to be
famous. Many female celebrities, because of fame, would open their legs, without underwear, to show their hairy or shaved vaginas to photographers, for the
media to get something to write.
The most disgusting thing I have ever seen. I wonder if they
are mothers raising children. As one of the world's most
respected cyclists, his thirst for fame has led him to deviate. He
used banned sports steroids, enhancement drugs and continuously deceived the
public.
In his recent interview with Oprah, Lance Armstrong admitted he cheated during
most of his famed career and that he bullied people who dared to speak the truth about him.
After denying doping allegations for more than a decade, he
said he used banned drugs or blood transfusions during all seven of his
victories in the Tour de France. " I will spend the rest of my life trying
to earn back trust and apologize to people", said Lance Armstrong.
"Do you think this big shame and embarrassment would be the last thing in
sports?". Trust me, more is yet to come. Nothing would serve as a
deterrent to man. As long as many are thirsty for fame, money, and power, they
will do everything to achieve this, regardless of the consequences.
Some are lucky to escape disgrace, but many will be exposed.
We should be prepared to read more such news in the future. Lance Armstrong has
disappointed his fans.
