Mogamedogz

mojocaster.com

That's it? That in't enough imho...

Funny how he's going from dog fighter to prison b!tch

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Sean Pa Patriot

And people are wondering when he is coming back to the leauge, who cares, I say its not even going to be a question till 2010... And then its too late for Vick.. Vick is a former NFL player in my opinoin

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We going to take it one game at a time

scout

Dude, what more do you want? He's lost just about everything, millions $$, job, endorsements, respect, and now freedom. I see a lot of people in society that have done more and gotten away for a lot less.

PatsWickedPissah

Exactly.
The doggie fanatics went WAY overboard on this one.
Clearly, Vick does not have much of a conscience and the sickness exhibited in his dog abuse indicates deeper problems. Two years in jail for his offense is a stiff punishment but earned. His post-jail NFL career, if any, will be a lame footnote.

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RIP Vince Flynn. Condolences to family and friends.

PowerAlley.com

I thought he would get more too. He has lost a lot for his sins though.

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Mogamedogz

I agree. I think that he has been punished severely (when you consider everything he has lost) IMO.

My wife and I run a small Pit Bull rescue, so I have an emotional attachment to the dogs, and we both think the punishment is adequate.

Hopefully the dogs will be rescued and put in responsible homes (if they haven’t already been killed).

Boston Boxer

i think he did more than just kill dogs. He was involved in illegal gambling, fund the gambling and all that as well.

MoLewisrocks

His life and career in tatters, I think the sentence is just fine. It's several months longer than the pundits initially predicated. Remember, he still faces state charges and who knows how many civil suits. Having been away from the game for three full seasons by the time he's a free man (pending anything else the league might decide to impose) his NFL career as a QB is toast.

On an upbeat note, I read somewhere this week that all but one of the dogs has been cleared by the same judge and placed with agencies rescue for potential adoption. I think it's an encouraging sign for us as a society that the effort was undertaken as opposed to taking the easy way out. It's not always practical or even in the animals best interest to push for life in these situations, but given the profile of this case it will help send a more powerful message that the dogs he was killing weren't just born to die anyway.

sieglo

This punishment was overkill.