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Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER
I guarantee you one thing. Someone that can kill dogs that way can stomach doing the same to people. That's the biggest part of this that gets swept under the rug. Yes, he feels badly about getting caught, and embarrassing himself (and a lot of people.) He has learned (from others) that this is not acceptable. When he was doing it, the many sounds of suffering that he would of been hearing? O.K., most people would want to (naturally) avoid those. We didn't have to be taught to avoid this. We would be disgusted by it. You have to ask yourself who would like these sounds? Killers like these sounds. Believe me, if he liked that, he would like the sounds of suffering from humans, too. So, just remember this man is not right inside. I'm sure he wishes he was, but he isn't. There is nothing "natural" inside of him telling him that killing dogs or people is disgusting. He has had to learn that it's wrong. It didn't come this way. It's an add-on. The reason many of his fellow players are so happy to welcome him back is (quite honestly) they have the same problem (inside of them.)
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Scuds, you have many great points here. Its fairly common knowledge that many serial killers start out killing animals first. Many of these guys who get caught turn out to have had animal abuse/slaughter in their past as children and young adulthood.
Now, not saying most kids/adults who grow up or start out abusing animals go on to humans...but doesnt it make just a little sense that people that are capable (and take pleasure in it) of killing animals for the fun/enjoyment of it are a bit more likely to be able to actual kill a human being?
The NFL is a good place for a guy like Vick. If he couldnt make a living slinging a football, he would be forced to find other ways to do it, and they could be worrisome for others. Keep in in there. Who knows, maybe one of these defensive linemen may turn out to be a dog lover and want to take out Vick. That would be...