Lance Armstrong's Behavior Towards Doping By Lance Armsrong

Lance Armsrong believed that his behavior towards doping was acceptable because everyone else was doing it for the past few years. The six pillars of character are guides to ethical decision making. They include trustworthy, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship. Armstrong failed to show that he is trustworthy as he lacked honesty for doping and winning the race. He also failed to show respect, responsibility, and fairness to his fellow racers and by breaking the rules of the race by using drugs. As part of the community, he ruined his citizeship by allowing others, including himself, to break the rules. If Lance Armstrong believed that other racers were also using drugs to win the race, he should have made a report