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new code of conduct came out this year. also, not as tho vick has never had any other issues. you have ron mexico, aka middle finger flipper at his own fans, aka fake water bottle with hidden compartment that smelled of pot (everyone is aware that drug testing takes place only during the season, right--and that incident was in the off season), aka liar to the commish, dog fighter, gambler, dog killler, bankroller of an ongoing criminal enterprise godfather vick. he's thru. the ones who sicken me now aren't vick, it's those leaping to his defense, when what he has done is indefensible. he's a sick, twisted, perverted human being. two or three years from now, the next big things will be out. he'll get some press when he gets out, and he'll fade away like maurice clarett--that name ring a bell? |
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vick wasn't even in the top 20 in passer rating last year. even that old fart mark brunell had better numbers. i believe i heard he was at 52%....oh yeah, what a QB!! he was a personality, a show, not a future hall of fame QB. not even close. |
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Question. Does anyone know how this would be treated if it had happened in one of the two states that this was not a felony?
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maybe you should be vicks lawyer. that would be a hell of a defense. but judge, it's not a felony everywhere. i don't think it's fair that my client was charged since he committed these crimes in the wrong state. wtf does that have to do with anything? he's a criminal, having committed these crimes for about six years. ever since he was able to afford his very own illegal dog fighting operation. how proud everyone must be of him. i mean, of all the avenues available to him--he chose this one. what a great human being.:rolleyes: |
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as it should be. |
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He was supposed to be the new breed of QB, the runner passer. It just did not work out as planned. And it was not going to work with the offense he was using. Read articles about Vince Young and what kind of QB they wanted him to be and it was all, "be like McNair, not like Vick". McNair learned to play in the pocket. Vick still had not got it. This was all BEFORE the incident. Sorry to inject the actual football side in what was a thread on deeds and punishment. |
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The Atlanta Chapter of the NAACP says Vick should be allowed to play again after his rehabilitation. Stephon Marbury sees nothing wrong with dog fighting. Says its a sport just like hunting. Here it comes.
Meanwhile... 50 dogs owned by Vick will most likely be euthanized. They are the culled killers that are too dangerous to be kept. |
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NAACP, ah this orginization is so messed up, does anyone actually listen anymore? They were all over the duke case and already had them convicted before all the evidence came out. Now we have vick who pleaded guilty and heres somebody saying he really didn't do anything wrong per se, he was just trying to limit his jail time because he was being railroaded by his friends. Vick pleaded guilty(I.E HE DID IT) and this guy wants us to be patient... He goes on to say that its sad that he pleaded guilty because now the true facts will probably never come to light.... Honestly can we just stop the blind trust here with the naacp.Just because he is a high profile black athlete does not mean they should feel obligated to defend him.
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Just listened to a sports radio talk show driving home from work. Plenty of callers that were quite obviously African American were saying Vick is being punished because white America loves dogs more than people...
Its going racial. I had a feeling. |
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http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2...ge=hill/070821
an excellent article, please read it. i first heard about it while listening to the jim rome show, and this is the first chance i have had to read it. |
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No way....this card is pulled so often that noone even takes it seriously anymore. |
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Misplaced allegiance. Same thing I saw with Mike Tyson. Stick by the bad boy. That image is to be admired and will keep you proud. I actually heard Stephen A. Smith say that any self-respecting black man should root for Tyson to beat Holyfield (first Fight) for obvious reasons (obvious to him anyway). I have not listened to ESPN lately; Steven A. is not one to hold back on his views. Has anybody listened to what he has said? I have noticed that as he gets older, he has moderated a lot of his thoughts. |
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QB rating- 24th Completions- 24th Completion %-38th (remember there are only 32 teams in the league) Yards- 22nd avg Yards - 26th Yards per game-34th(remember there are only 32 teams in the league) TD's -10th Interceptions- 13th 1st downs- 22nd Sacks taken -6th (this is a negative stat where being 1st means you took the most sacks in the league) But he is a great rusher you say? Rushing td's -2 Fumbles -4 The only backs that fumbled more than Vick were Frank Gore, Willie Parker, and Rudi Johnson all who carried over 200 more times than Vick. Yeah he is a great QB. |
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No one said he was "great." How 'bout you stick these staats in your pipe to smoke: # Years Pro: 6 # Years Pro Bowl: 3 Yeah, he's no good. You'd know better than the people who vote for the Pro Bowl. And of course, just because he ran for 1000 yds doesn't mean anything. And his 4 fumbles? BFD. Len Dawson fumbled 8 times in 1 game. He stunk too, huh? I think he's good; you don't. I like Hialeah; you think it's a sh1thole. Oh well. Go try to win a race, ok?:D |
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Vick was a novelty act. Basically an elusive running back who happened to have a rifle arm. He made bad decisions and used his legs to get him out of trouble. His tremendous athletic ability may have fooled some into thinking he was a good QB. But the stats and W/L records shows otherwise. |
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it's laughable that people talk about him as a top tier qb. he made bad decisions and had no touch. was the line that bad in atlanta or did they just have no idea where their qb was? qb's like vick create chaos on both sides of the lines. he "might" have been coachable enough to be a mcnabb level qb but i doubt we'll ever know. building a team around his style is near impossible. that's a solo act. great athlete. fun to watch. but a gm and coaches nightmare. |
poor atlanta...virtually sold their soul to get vick (and have been given the go ahead to try to get forty-odd million back if they can) and then hire a coach to build an offense around the QB...that they no longer have.
hell of a time for that team. all this after all the trade talk early on. you can believe they really wish right now they had dealt. too late now tho. |
Do you know exactly what scum this bunch is? Slamming a dog into the ground? There is not one of them that should ever be let out of their cage..ever....F punishment...It's about simply protecting society.You can not rehab filth like this.All you can do is keep them caged....And we aren't gunna do that.You are supposed to be disgusted (naturally.)It isn't supposed to have to be taught.See,they are sick.You can't change scum like this.
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But to the original point, u are right. This is not the case to stand behind. The NAACP is a very hypocrital organization. They try to make it seem like they are speaking for all black people when in actuality, they are speaking for very few. Same goes for Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. I don't know who voted them the unofficial president and vice president of black America.......but I'd like to demand a recount. |
the naacp exists for itself. to feed itself, fund itself, it is a business after all.
as for vick, and appropriate punishment, i agree 100% that the penalties handed out in many instances is an outrage. none more so recently IMO than the woman who shot her husband in the back and killed him, and is already free. martha stewart spent more time in jail than many violent criminals. absolutely too many sentences for probation handed out. problem is not enough jail space. so save jail space for violent offenders, and slap those such as stewart with a hefty fine. |
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I would rather kiss a dog than most people of any color because they dont have human germs, thats a no brainer. BTW. Just as an example that represents an anamoly to your arguement, my daughter's basketball team went into a dining establishment that had stuffed animals of all sorts adoroning the walls and served all sorts of meats. This little(she is 6' tall)girl on the team was absolutely horrified and could not eat...had to go outside. But when we played games, she was the one we had to warn about not hurting other kids. She liked to get into fights. She is African American. I find this kind of attitute absolutely perplexing no matter what color one is. So most of my limited experience tells me you are wrong. |
This is also true. I do believe that white America has more love for dogs than people. There was someone that once said that white people would rather kiss a dog on the mouth than kiss a black person.
Hey that's pretty good! I believe still true in many cases...although this fine white person will take a nice kissy-poo from a BrownSugar over a wuffie ANYDAY! I am beginning to like you a lot more...although I won't kiss you. Perhaps GoovesInsideHisHeadHO might. Not that you're interested. |
So most of my limited experience tells me you are wrong.
----------------- God you're stupid! I suppose he'd rather fucl< a wuffie as well. |
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I have heard the outbreaks can bring on these moodswings. Do the sores actually ooze, or they just arise in a deadly undercover fashion... ? I have limited experience. |
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ugh, kissing a dog. i like dogs, but they lare none to picky about what they put in their mouths. |
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Can you imagine where his mouth has been... |
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