Because most of society is conditioned to respect the religion/morality link, so as a defence it's quite effective at winning people over. Including judges apparently.What a jerk and a moron he is imo. Especially since he has come out about "finding" Jesus![]()
Why is this whole Ive-found-Jesus detail trotted out in news reports? People whove made a big public fuss about finding Jesus are no less likely to commit crimes than people who are incapable of locating this Jesus person.
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Because most of society is conditioned to respect the religion/morality link, so as a defence it's quite effective at winning people over. Including judges apparently.
It is a horrible thing to do. If he is found guilty he should be punished.
I think that he will be found guilty & I think his football career is done.
What a jerk and a moron he is imo. Especially since he has come out about "finding" Jesus![]()
Why is this whole Ive-found-Jesus detail trotted out in news reports? People whove made a big public fuss about finding Jesus are no less likely to commit crimes than people who are incapable of locating this Jesus person.
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Once the season begins, Vick may participate in all team activities other than games, but could play as soon as October
Michael Vick reinstated by the NFL
I can't imagine what team will sign him but you know someone will take a chance on him.
BUT, Leonard Little is a perfect example of that ideology not existing.
He killed a MOTHER while drunk driving!!! He played after that! He got away with it! AND, he continued to play after ANOTHER drunk driving charge a few years ago. If that's not the ultimate head-turning-in-the-other direction from the NFL, I don't know what is. Granted, that was a different commissioner at the time, but that is unacceptable.
I live in St. Louis and was around for the whole Leonard Little saga, and let me just say that man is a worthless piece of **** and a waste of human flesh and should be rotting in a jail cell right now spending his days with his horny cellmate Bubba.
Michael Vick isn't much better. I think all sports should have a rule where if you're convicted of a felony, you're out for life.
Couldnt agree more.I live in St. Louis and was around for the whole Leonard Little saga, and let me just say that man is a worthless piece of **** and a waste of human flesh and should be rotting in a jail cell right now spending his days with his horny cellmate Bubba.
Michael Vick isn't much better. I think all sports should have a rule where if you're convicted of a felony, you're out for life.
i don't agree with what he did, but i think he's served the time according to what he was served with. Again, I'm not justifying what he did.
BUT and this is a big BUT, the NFL unfortunately doesn't discriminate against criminals harshly enough.
If we were to look at this at a : "hey, you broke the law, you aren't playing" point of view which applied to ANY player breaking the law, then I don't believe he should be playing.
BUT, Leonard Little is a perfect example of that ideology not existing.
He killed a MOTHER while drunk driving!!! He played after that! He got away with it! AND, he continued to play after ANOTHER drunk driving charge a few years ago. If that's not the ultimate head-turning-in-the-other direction from the NFL, I don't know what is. Granted, that was a different commissioner at the time, but that is unacceptable.
So, yes, in this situation, what Vick did was wrong, but not as bad as some others.
I don't agree with the "I found God" stuff either. Everyone says it and as someone else said, that phrase works on ppl.
Let's just hope he does right about it, learns and maybe uses the millions he's going to make, to help others.
Positive stuff can happen in life from negative situations.
your last line is bang on: one felony, you're privilege is gonzo.
Couldnt agree more.
your last line is bang on: one felony, you're privilege is gonzo.
He choose to make those choices and now they are giving him a second chance... Isn't getting into college and develop his talent to become a famous football player his first chance?
I agree as well. I'm tired of seeing criminals being role models for our youngsters.
And don't even get me started on rap...
I cant believe he got back into the NFL... He was my favorite player by far.. but this is... I cant wear his jersey after this! I love animals, i love dogs and the thought of someone killing dogs that don't know any better is just wrong and to bad he's in debt millions of dollars... before his accounts went into the negative they were well into the positive. He choose to make those choices and now they are giving him a second chance... Isn't getting into college and develop his talent to become a famous football player his first chance?
Completely agreed. One of us would have done the same, think our employer would take us back? Of course not, this just shows how much the NFL is a joke...
The NFL is not a joke. The man served his time.
or Ray LewisI would think that getting into college and developing his talent is an accomplishment, not a chance.
While I don't agree with his actions, I think Vick has paid his debt to society. He was sentenced, served his time, apologized and is trying to move on with his life.
Should society insist that he get the death penalty or life in prison? Does that punishment fit the crime? I think this sends a message to kids that you commit a crime and you will do time unlike former NBA player Jayson Williams who served no jailtime for a far more heinous act.