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The Lonious Monk;4648657 said:Regardless of what you think the answer to this question is. There is one undeniable truth. Many media outlets backtracked and tried to build Vick up afterwards as some kind of redemption story. Sandusky will never get that treatment.
SupremeXXV;4638794 said:Why no one complains about Donte Stallworth still being in the league, I will never understand.
R.D.;4649216 said:SupremeXXV;4638794 said:Why no one complains about Donte Stallworth still being in the league, I will never understand.
he did nothing wrong
SupremeXXV;4645360 said:Mad Jack;4644510 said:Vick got it much worse for something that I still think he was just the fall guy for once his trifling ass cousins implicated him. I am sure he knew about it,but it was never proven that he was in charge of the organization or that he personally trained or abused any dogs. Since it was his property -which he did not live on- he was the fall guy and had to cop to a lesser charge of animal cruelty and interstate gambling. Also its not just whites who bashed Vick, I know a few blacks who thought that he should have been banned from the league for that dog shit.
I always believed Vick only financed the shit. Vick was on some no snitching shit and then a few weeks later, all 3 of his co-defendants turned snitch. Mike just had to bite the bullet because of it.
Three new victims come forward in case against Jerry Sandusky
By Kristian Dyer
There's more bad news for former Penn State assistant coach and convicted child abuser Jerry Sandusky.
Monday, three men accused Sandusky of abuse dating back to the early 1970s. It is the earliest known reports of Sandusky abuse to date.
Sandusky, convicted last month on 45 charges of sexually abusing young boys, is currently in prison awaiting sentencing. According to reports, the three men came forward to the police and are claiming abuse that would have happened when Sandusky was in his late 20s and early 30s and employed by Penn State.
unspoken respect;4644732 said:Mods....when are we going to get the polls back? The IC needs them. This thread could have used one, even though we know what Will Munny would have voted.
unspoken respect;4653161 said:
unspoken respect;4653161 said:
Will Munny;4656773 said:I would say paterno and sandusky, but rightfully so. Vick should never have even went to jail for animal cruelty. he was only killing pitbulls, who cares.
unspoken respect;4653161 said:
You should read the statement on Cesar Milans site about Vick. He agrees with you. Personally, I think the only reason Vick came clean was because he realized it was the only way to have a fighting chance to regain public favor (to be allowed a second chance) and regain his multi million dollar career. I think the laws should be much harsher. But they aren't and as you said, he did his time. But any person capable of such cruelty has no heart to rehabilitate. These people are born bad. Plenty of folks grow up in negative circumstances and don't become a monster like Vick. I hope he suffers for the rest of his life.
I don't believe that he deserves prison. . . not at all. . . If I was the judge. . .I would have 'sentenced' him to. . . have done to him, exactly what he did to the dogs, each and every one of them. . . if he beat, raped, strangled, drowned or electrocuted dogs, then he should have it done to him, exactly what he did to each and every animal. . .if he beat a dog twice, he should be beat twice for that dog, if he electrocuted one, he should be electrocuted for that one, and on and on and on. . . and after all that. . .if he is still alive, he can go free. . .
"That's just so sad to say right now, because I put more time and effort into trying to master that pursuit than my own profession." It's clear that he is extraordinarily self centered and is only concerned with himself. What a repulsive waste of space.