From the article: Michael Vick Dogfighting Scandal
After being convicted of committing heinous crimes against innocent animals, should Michael Vick be allowed back in the NFL? Has he forfeited his right to continue a lucrative career or has he paid his debt to society? Does he deserve a second chance? Is his career probably over anyway because of his age and time away from the game? And will any NFL team be willing to take on the public relations headache that would come with placing Vick on the roster?
On a related note, should the NFL suspend Vick for year in addition to the time he has missed or should his incarceration count as his suspension? State Your Case
wat the?????
- Kdog You are disgusting. Come on man. You think ending a creature's life is the same as UFC? You are not the brightest kid in the bunch. What good is a dog that cant defend himself? Are you serious? Gosh man, one of the dogs has to lose. How could you even say that?
- —Guest garrett arnold
wow
- come on really? god he needs to stop being an idiot and move on from the nfl
- —Guest G Arnold
WWJD?
- Everyone deserves a second chance and sometimes you just have to think: What Would Jesus Do? He'd let go of the past and forgive Michael Vick. They are consequences for everything and I believe Vick is done paying his and now it's his time to shine on that football field once again! It's not our right to try to punish someone for something after they did their time for the crime so LET IT GO like Jesus would and LET HIM PLAY! We all deserve a second chance no matter what we've done.
- —Guest Morqan
Should he be allowed to play in the NFL?
- No he should not be allowed. He committed a crime and he is a waste of time. He killed and drowned dogs. He should still be in jail. Absolutely not!
- —Guest Aaron
ya
- ya cuz he already served time and you cant judge him by that.He was having fun and yes it was wrong but it is not like he didnt get punished by the law.
- —Guest xaiver neal
aboslutly NOT
- michael vick laughed and bet money while defenseless dogs were dying and killing each other for the sake of a few dollars. He drowned and electrocuted dogs that didn't fight well. I thought he was a human being but a human being would not do that and be able to sleep peacefully at night
- —Guest guestanimalluver
NFL No!
- Even if he is sorry about what he did (he may be, he may not be)I don't think they should let him back in. A life is still a life and he didn't have to gamble. He had plenty of money, and what he did was just cruel. Sure, he can have a second chance at life or what he wants to do, but the NFL no. These are people who we look up to and although we all make mistakes, not everything can be fixed with "I'm sorry, and I've learned my lesson." He paid only part of what all those animals paid. A life is a life no matter what, and those dogs felt great pain. Plus it's not worth it for the NFL to take him back. Too much negative publicity around him and his age is not going down.
- —Guest saidy
GET OVER IT!!!
- hey, for all you people who say he doesn't deserve a second chance, you can get over it coz honestly he didn't kill anyone, but i don't agree with what he did.. but i think he deserves another chance! -liluntey
- —Guest liluntey
You people are crazy?
- I in no way agree with what Vick did. However most of you act as if he killed a human being or raped your mothers. Of course he deserves a chance to be a better person. Look at your own lives. Are you all perfect, do you all have no secrets you have never made a stupid decision??? You are the ones that maybe need to be confined. You sound like a bunch of snobs. Welcome to the real world where people make mistakes and people screw up. Also, where people can overcome previous failures and become somebody. Who are you people to judge him? I dont even like him as a football player but i value the human being more than i value the K-9. Or any other animal for that matter. I have dogs and love them to death but they are not more valuable than the human life God gave us. I feel sorry for most of that feel so closed in a sheltered to the point that he should just stop living and trying to provide for his family because he fought dogs. You are far worse off than he will ever be.
- —Guest jake.adams
im an idiot
- I am an idiot for saying what I said I now know that I am truly an idiot
- —Guest kdog
Yes he should
- Yes, in my thoughts Vick's should be allowed back in the NFL. Because to me the whole animal ordeal is completely irrelevant to playing a game of football. I believe that he should only be punished according to his deeds in the game he is playing, sort of speak. But when a man commits a crime that has nothing to do with what his job is, then let the courts deal with it. Don't make it your business. Besides he has payed his time for the crime that he committed, what's the use of "holding a grudge"?
- —Guest Mikki
why
- i dont think he should be able to go back to the nfl.he needs to go back to jail.
- —Guest paul
oregon
- should mass murderers and serial killers have a second chance? my answer to vick is no f-ng way
- —Guest j.saita
why?
- Step down Vick, you just got caught that's the only reason your sorry. Professional football or not you still messed up. You don't deserve a 2nd chance at all. People are out there hungry and no place to live and your making over 1million for playing,(football). Where's the justice!!! People say he derserves a 2nd chance, what about the dogs that were mangled from dogfighting and he just watched. I think Vick should go overseas and fight the war. (that's were violent people should go).
- —Guest Does Not Deserve
Vick Shouldn't Be Given a 2nd Chance
- I don't know why any team would want to deal with this public relations nightmare. He won't get any support from the general public, and it's not like he's returning at the peak of his game. I know I'd never root for a team that offered this man money.
- —RebeccaMurray
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