Vick's out

[ubecool454]

I wonder why...

Dogs are intelligent, loving, playful, and make great companions. They have more uses than you think (companion, working, guarding etc.). Pit Bulls are good for companions and guarding. They are gentle by nature, kind of clowns really. They would do anything to please their master. Making them fight is down right despicable act and if I ever see Michael Vick, I'll let him know how I feel about what he did. Take from that what you will.

I don't think Vick wants to hear it from you. I think he knows now that he screwed up. When you lose the kind of dough he lost and the respect he lost, he doesn't need to be reminded about it. The man served his time and I think he will be ok now. You would be surprised at the people that you know that might be doing something illegal that you don't approve of.

[The Link]

I don't think Vick wants to hear it from you. I think he knows now that he screwed up. When you lose the kind of dough he lost and the respect he lost, he doesn't need to be reminded about it. The man served his time and I think he will be ok now. You would be surprised at the people that you know that might be doing something illegal that you don't approve of.

Don't imply that the people I know would be doing something illegal, for you yourself don't know them. As for Vick, I don't care if he wants to hear it or not. I doubt I will ever see him, but if I do, he will hear about it from me.

[Mr. Scot]

I've heard rumour that 3 out of the 4 teams interested are from the NFC West....please....God...no...don't let him become a Seahawk!

Enhance your calm.

Seahawks coach Jim Mora says Michael Vick deserves to be reinstated to the NFL, though that second chance apparently wouldn't come in Seattle.

Mora, who coached Vick when he was the Atlanta Falcons' quarterback, said Wednesday during the Seahawks' mandatory minicamp: "I believe he's paid his debt to society."

But Mora said Seattle won't be adding any quarterbacks.

ESPN: Mora talks about Vick

[mantal]

All this Vick hate and the intensity of it is getting to be funny. I've never liked him, not even when he was a college "hero" at Virginia Tech, but I don't hate the man. Sure, I was angry at him for his part in dog fighting, I love dogs as much as anybody not named Ubecool454. But he's done his time and now deserves the right to come out and be a part of society again. Why can't you allow him the right to do that?

[CharlotteBeer.com]

All this Vick hate and the intensity of it is getting to be funny. I've never liked him, not even when he was a college "hero" at Virginia Tech, but I don't hate the man. Sure, I was angry at him for his part in dog fighting, I love dogs as much as anybody not named Ubecool454. But he's done his time and now deserves the right to come out and be a part of society again. Why can't you allow him the right to do that?

I agree, and I hate Vick.

[Mr. Scot]

All this Vick hate and the intensity of it is getting to be funny. I've never liked him, not even when he was a college "hero" at Virginia Tech, but I don't hate the man. Sure, I was angry at him for his part in dog fighting, I love dogs as much as anybody not named Ubecool454. But he's done his time and now deserves the right to come out and be a part of society again. Why can't you allow him the right to do that?

I can see the point, but my counter would be that there's no such thing as a "right" to play in the NFL, and I've seen way too many folks acting as if the NFL owes him reinstatement.

They don't :nonod: