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I couldn't care less if Vick ever plays again but not for the reasons you've stated. It seems that when animals are involved the crowd gets very restless. I hope you have the same passion for all injustices. |
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If he had done to a child what he did to these dogs.... Would you feel that he should go back to being a "hero"? Or do you know what he did to the dogs? |
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What Vick did is over and done with. Let's talk about the treatment of greyhounds. That's something that's still going on. |
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Boy Howdy.
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Think----Its time to end this.
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But he did a fair amount of time IMO. |
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And you'll never see me calling him a hero. In fact I don't think anyone here called him that did they? Do we have to endure a new thread every time Vick does anything football related? Why was this thread started? Go read the first post. It had to do with one person taking joy from another person being injured. Sad, regardless of your personal thoughts about Vick. |
Yes, it IS "cultural", and that is why it's being talked about here.
Our culture nurtures and throws its money at a lot of trashy behavior and crime. If it's a money-making opportunity on a stage or field in the broadcasting world, the "dogs" licking their chops to make more money are right there salivating to make the deals. "Falcons owner Arthur Blank did not want Vick on the Falcons, and after attempts to trade him failed, Vick was released. He signed with the Philadelphia Eagles and was reinstated in Week 3 of the 2009 season." (wikipedia) |
The fact that Vic has served his sentence in the eyes of the law does not preclude animal lovers from despising him as an individual. I and no doubt others here on TOTV feel that in addition to his punishment by the law, the National Football League should have banned him from the game for life for his despicable abuse of ‘man’s best friend’.
Think about it. Pete Rose, arguable one of the greatest ball players of the 20th century was permanently banned from the Hall of Fame for simply betting on sports games. And when he bet on Reds games, he always bet for his team, not against it. |
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I have no issue if the NFL wants to implement rules for themselves involving felony convictions, but they currently don't. It would have to apply to all felonies. But the NFL just instituted a new 10 year agreement with the union so don't hold your breath. BTW: I despise Vick as well but I believe in our system of justice even when things like this (or OJ or Casey Anthony) happen. |
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