As for letting him play in the NFL, I say BAN HIS ASS. Fuck this shit… most businesses would NEVER rehire you after you went to jail for such horrible crimes and I see no reason that the NFL should be any different. My feeling is, if it wouldn’t be okay for me to do that and get my job back, no reason an already overpaid athlete should get MORE special privileges. That piece of shit already made enough money and if he wasn’t smart enough to save it, fuck him. He made MILLIONS and was, at the same time, murdering animals for fun.

Let him go play in the CFL, though I think Canada is smart enough to tell him to fuck off.

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Cool news about Obama and weed. Legalize it, brutha!

heres a couple things i do stand by however

1. He has served his debt and SHOULD be allowed to play football again without further punishment from the NFL(even though i don’t think he was that good to begin with and no im not a fan.)

2. I do think an argument exists for a child or young adult fighting a dog because everything he’s ever been taught says “thats what you do with that kind of dog.”

One of my best friends is from Manilla, one of the most populated and poor places on earth. As a child he said they collected and fought all kinds of animals from banana spiders to roosters for money. Keep in mind there is very little economy there, and hardly enough food or water to go around(akin to american inner cities.) Was he wrong for trying to make a buck? If not then was the young Mike Vick from my story? Is the piss poor farmer who can feed his family for half a decade off a tiger’s hide wrong? How about the african farmer poisoning lions because they’re being hunted while trying to farm their land? Yes, all those things suck and aren’t ethical but the big problem with fighting animal cruelty and animal conservation as a whole will always be the abundance of poverty in the areas where its needed most.

which brings me to point 3

3. There is a giant culture gap that exists between the people who are being prosecuted in this country and around the world, and those doing the prosecuting. Is grown man/Millionaire athlete Michael Vick running an entire bloody enterprise a good example of this? NO. But I’ll make the argument all day for young Mike Vick trying to turn a buck on an empty stomach wether its ethical or not.

So maybe your argument goes like this. As long as you do some good shit — loan a few bucks, volunteer with B&G club (nevermind that this man got rich as fuck doing little more than working out and playing a game — and I’m a fan of the NFL, so don’t go telling me how hard they work and blah, blah, blah — dude still gets ridiculous amounts of money to get sweaty – RIDICULOUS amounts of money — and I don’t care that he got owners richer than him, that’s how big business works, buddy — doesn’t mean I can use that as an excuse for CRUELTY cause the GM of the place I work at is richer than me) — so, back to the argument — do WHAT YOU SHOULD to show your community that you appreciate how rich they made you for playing a game and that gives you a FREE RIDE to do some SICK and CRUEL things to animals?!

Your logic is fucked, man. Your comments about the jury of his peers makes no sense… sure, it wasn’t the people he reached out to on the jury — but it also wasn’t hypocrites who cashed in off him. That argument is moot, it doesn’t exist, frankly you just made it up.

This weak argument (is there even an argument?) you wrote makes me wonder whether you’re a fan of Michael Vick or a fan of animal cruelty. Either way, there is NO EXCUSE for what he did. And just because more people didn’t take the fall doesn’t excuse his VERY DEEP involvement in a VERY SICK business.

Wake up, brother.