So, Michael Vick now plays for the Philadelphia Eagles. Does everyone deserve a second chance or should he be working at the Waffle House with the rest of the felons?
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JgrumpyC
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ugh...I don't even want him any where near my food :-)
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I'm torn he did serve his time, but since he is a role model, I don't think he should be able to play sports anymore He knew what he did was wrong, and didn't need to when he played for the Falcons
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first I don't think that he did enough time and in my mind he should not be aloud to play but with this being America and not china you kind of have to let it happen do to the whole democracy freedom thing that we all enjoy (justice doesn't always work toward righteousness)
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I think what Michael Vick did was wrong, but I don't think his crime has anything to do with football and as much as I'd like to see him get torn to shreds by dogs for his participation in dogfighting, I don't think that he should be banned from football. The crime doesn't fit the punishment.
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Everyone (Barring particularly heinous crimes) deserves a second chance. Maybe Vick's celebrity status got him out early maybe not. I'll bet There have been shorter sentences for the same offense. I don't believe he's sorry but I don't think he'll get involved in animal cruelty again. Let him play ball.
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maybe the rest of the felons at the waffle house ought to get jobs with the philly eagles.
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He should get a second chance. I think he has been publicly chastised and is so hated, he will think twice before doing something that retarded and evil ever again. He may not sincerely mean it, if he is a sociopath or something, but maybe he was just really, really dense and has learned something from this episode.
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I love dogs and I think it's horrible what he was involved in, but the guy served his time, lost everything and is remorseful. Let him at least do the only job that he's successful at. Why should we condemn him for the rest of his life?
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