Comments on: Haters Insure Michael Vick Won’t be Finally Free.

By: Jennifer

Jennifer — Thu, 27 Jul 2017 01:26:53 +0000

I have been married 21 years and this argument is the closest we have ever come divorce. The man had an ‘Olivia Pope’PR Representative give him the spin doctor treatment so he would do and say all the right things to atone for his actions to his fans and the public. But, he is still the same person. Look how he is holding that dog. Does that look like a bond to you? Because it doesn’t to me. Psychologist say that it is nearly impossible for a person to change more 15% and that usually takes a life or death situation to spawn the change. Dogs are helpless in that setting, they are tortured and then hung to die on close lines and left as a visual trophy to the owner of the ‘winning’ dog. Dogs are the only animals that will love you unconditionally. Most people, even parents, don’t love that way. So torturing a dog is equal to killing a unicorn (if they were real). Nearly 10 years later my husband and I had an argument about this. He doesn’t understands that explaining Vicks atonement makes question his entire moral compass. How can I live with a man who can’t see or care about the pain this subject causes me. If the roles were reversed I would say ‘it’s terrible, it’s a crime, I’m sorry it hurts you. Let me give you a hug.’ Apparently to a football fan a man’s worth on the field is all that is needed absolve all sins. Go team ? P.S. he’s sleeping on the couch tonight.

By: UNCLE RUKKUS (no relation)

UNCLE RUKKUS (no relation) — Tue, 03 Feb 2015 04:53:32 +0000

You can take the nigger outta the ghetto but you can’t take the ghetto outta the nigger. Vick is a shining stinking example of why monkeys and dogs don’t mix.

B.E.T. Forever!!!
Boombya boombya!

By: Yanna

Yanna — Fri, 30 Jan 2015 14:04:12 +0000

The fact he was in jail and his name was stained is the result of his actions,he was not a martyr, he just got what he deserved for his cruelty.
At least if Michael Vick has remorse for what he has done is good!I think is the biggest step! If he realised the suffering he provoked is even better!Maybe he is really changed!Hope so! But, to be honest, the time he spent in jail is nothing comparing to the suffering that poor dogs had to undergo!So, do not victimize Mr. Vick so much! He was not the victim in the story!

By: toomanygrandkids

toomanygrandkids — Wed, 29 Jan 2014 13:10:01 +0000

It’s the people who Michael Vick surrounds himself with who’ll insure that he stays in trouble. Since the dog-fighting incident, Michael has had fights and a shooting at his house. Someone shot someone else and among all the guests who attended, nobody knew or saw anything as usual. It’s not the public’s fault that his friends and family are out of control. It’s Michael’s fault for allowing them to (get away with) tarnish his image even more. He his to do something most black people don’t wanna do: LET THEM GO! Michael will continue to have a negative image as long as he hangs with troublemakers. Even the public knows that.

By: Steph

Steph — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 03:10:45 +0000

I believe that whatever path we take, we are hated. They killed Malcolm X and Dr. MLK. Remember? Leaving in a society where from birth we hear on a regular basis that we are considered less than humans, I give my hats off to our people who are still able to remain sane and are able to not resent people who make us go through hell since centuries!

By: Papacool

Papacool — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 20:22:35 +0000

Only God should judge him, but in this society we exist in people have taken to the role of playing God. If Vick has asked God for forgiveness it does not matter what others say or do to him. Once God forgives, he is free indeed. Mr. Vick’s problems did not start with the dog fighting incident and it will not end there. With that being said, the man has the right to live the rest of his days like any other human being can, to the best of his ability. Common sense would dictate that he without sin should throw the first stone. The exception to this is that Mr. Vick has been hit with huge boulders. By going to prison, he has served his time and should focus on getting on with his life by putting all things in order. Mr. Vick has been blessed with talents and abilities that has made alot of people very envious and hateful towards him. Place the fact that he has not won the Super Bowl and my God this man becomes the poster child for failure. I would hope that Mr. Vick will understand that through all of this, he does indeed have people that are rooting for him to succeed. Success is always the best revenge in cases such as this. Before people continue the haterade rampage, they should ask the question of what would they have done if they were in Mr. Vick’s shoes? The man has a family to support and God knows his younger brother has not exactly been role model material. The amount of pressure associated with being famous is something that the majority of us will never have the opportunity to experience. Life is hard enough just getting past problems that naturally occur, so think about how hard it becomes when others purposely try to bring you down. In closing, Mr. Vick please continue to be the best that you can be and if you happen to feel alone, remember God is always there. Peace out, Papacool.