And this is where their (dopers) argument falls down. They may have a point about looking down the results and saying that all their closest competitors also doped, but they completely forget that there were people who just said no, and so aren't on the results and lost out on a career. I don't condemn all dopers from that time, nobody knows what choice they'd have made in that situation, in that era. There were a lot of nice people who made a decision that looks bad in hindsight, especially in a modern cleaner era. But don't use the 'everyone did it' line.