I think you are having an argument with yourself. I have not said any of those things. Are there top pro triathletes who dope that have not been caught? I am sure of it. Do I believe that every single person on the course at Kona is doped up? Nope. I do not believe that. And I know I will not dope and that I will not accept doping by people I race against. One way to make doping less attractive and reduce it is by making those that we know are doping feel unwelcome at races. Some sociopaths don't care about that, but most do care. They dope because they want people to think highly of them. If doping leads to the opposite of that, it stops serving its purpose.

"Accepting" doping does the opposite. And it leads to only those willing to risk debilitating long-term health problems in exchange for being able s/b/r faster for a few years being able to achieve success in sport. It leads to kids who do not have the maturity to weigh those consequences against the benefits to doping.