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It won't happen, but Panthers should pick up Vick


Rod Butsecks

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I have tried and tried to come to a reasonable reason why he should or should not be here. I do believe in second chances but I feel he has had his over and over. It's not like this was a one time incident. He did the horrible deeds to some many dogs for so long. He never said he was remorseful only that "it was the culture I was raised in". Anyone from anywhere knows that electrocution, choking, breaking backs, and drowning should trigger a response no matter what culture you are from. I want to slap people who say it was just dogs. They have the intelligence of 2 year olds. Would it be okay if he slammed a toddler to the ground because the kid wasn't up to his expectations? Would we give him a "second chance" With that said, he never served time for dog torture. He only faced justice for bankrolling the operation. Bottom line is, I love this team and always will. I just would have a real problem watching him each week and not thinking about the atrocities he committed again and again. It actually makes me sick to my stomach to even think about him. Still a great athlete, more than likely. A miserable excuse for a human being, without question.

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Interesting way of looking at it there. Has anyone weighed Vick's bankrolling pit bulls battling other dogs vs. Thomas Davis' pit bulls attacking a woman? Just wondering.....

That has to be one of the dumbest things I have ever heard.

Let us compare the two:

First, a pet who (for reasons we don't know), turned on someone.

Second, a grown man bankrolling a gambling venture that bets on which dog will kill the other one first. A man who tortured and trained dogs to fight to the death for people's enjoyment. A man who would steal household pets and use them as training dummies. A man who killed and buried dogs that did not perform well enough in the ring. A man who still blames others for this situation.

Yea, they are similar.

Please stick to playing with your Tonka Trucks and leave the computer to the adults.

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Reasons we don't know? The 1st time he was cited I'd call irresponsible. The 2nd time was ignoring liability. That why he was cited.

And "turned on someone" is one thing, allowing them to run loose in my neighborhood (yes MY neighborhood) is another.

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Reasons we don't know? The 1st time he was cited I'd call irresponsible. The 2nd time was ignoring liability. That why he was cited.

And "turned on someone" is one thing, allowing them to run loose in my neighborhood (yes MY neighborhood) is another.

Move then. Simple.

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In other words you don't agree with the law that dogs should not be allowed to run free? Especially pit bulls? Real bright there. Glad you don't make the laws.

No, didn't say that. HOWEVER, I do agree that some people shouldn't have any access to a computer at all. We all make the laws silly. What do you think, one person sits up there and puts them into action? ;)

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