[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: Enough

  • From: "pmick12" <pmick12@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <ELG440@xxxxxxx>, <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2009 00:23:15 -0400

His prison sentence was for breaking the law that doesn't allow dog 
fighting.  It was more than usual because he funded it.
    No penalties were attached to the cruelty he personally committed 
against some of the dogs.

    Yes, he served his time.  Has he truly realized that what he did to the 
dogs was wrong?  I will doubt it with my dying breath.  He's sorry he got 
caught...sure enough.  Sorry for what he did to the dogs?  Never happen.   I 
saw a post from someone who said he respected the dogs.
What planet are you on?
       He did more than fight them.  He hung them.
Held them under water until they drowned.  Threw them into the ground and 
bashed them to death.
That's personally -- and shows no respect at all.

   No, it's probably not as bad as beating and killing some woman...but the 
women had the choice not to be with the athletes who did that to them....the 
dogs had no choice.

    He should never, ever, be allowed to play football again, and more, he 
ought to have some kind of job in a slaughterhouse, shoveling up guts and 
blood............and never be allowed to associated with human beings again.

    That's all I have to say about Michael Vick.

Peggy

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <ELG440@xxxxxxx>

>
> This was the first post I read, written by Barbara, not Dave.   But, I 
> have
> to agree.
>
> Vick admitted what he did, he didn't try to get out of it through legal
> means. He got a very harsh penalty, 18 months in a federal prison.  He did
> his time.  The Court felt a year and a half in jail was the proper 
> penalty.
>
> I believe in our legal system.  After someone does his punishment, he  is
> considered able to return to a normal life, or as much as possible.  I 
> see
> no reason that we, or anyone else should change his punishment to a
> lifetime, from a year and a half.
>
> If he can earn a living, and contribute in whatever way he can, I honor
> that.
>
> But, maybe I believe in our system of justice more than others.
>
> Not that there is anything wrong with that.
>
> Evan L.  Ginsburg

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