To all the self-righteous jerks mad at the Eagles for signing Michael Vick: what is he not entitled to ever work again? Michael Vick paid his debt to society and he seems genuinely contrite about his dog-fighting days. People need to let that man be.
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Black Columnist Says Michael Vick Shouldn't Be Allowed Back In NFL Due To Sociopathic Behavior
To all the self-righteous jerks mad at the Eagles for signing Michael Vick: what is he not entitled to ever work again? Michael Vick paid his debt to society and he seems genuinely contrite about his dog-fighting days. People need to let that man be.
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Whoopi Goldberg Defends Michael Vick

On her first day as the moderator of "The View" Whoopi Goldberg proved that she can be just as dumb as predecessor Rosie O'Donnell by going out of her way to defend Michael Vick and his dogfighting enterprise:
Of course, an argument can easily be made that Rosie would've made more of an ass of herself than Goldberg handling this topic by taking it a step further by not only defending Vick, but somehow pinning all of Vick's legal problems on President Bush.LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Outspoken comedian Whoopi Goldberg drew a scathing rebuke from animal rights activists on Tuesday for defending U.S. football star Michael Vick's role in dogfighting during her debut on ABC's talk show "The View."
"He's from the South, from the Deep South ... This is part of his cultural upbringing," Goldberg said of the Atlanta Falcons quarterback, whose recent fall from grace has been one of the most stunning in the history of U.S. sports.
Vick pleaded guilty last week to federal dogfighting charges, admitting he took part in an illegal, interstate enterprise known as Bad Newz Kennels and helped kill underperforming dogs.
The 27-year-old, who grew up in Virginia, faces up to five years in prison when sentenced in December. He has been suspended indefinitely by the National Football League.
"For a lot of people, dogs are sport," Goldberg said on the show. "Instead of just saying (Vick) is a beast and he's a monster, this is a kid who comes from a culture where this is not questioned."
Monday, August 20, 2007
Politiks As Usual: In The News 8/20/07

Hope All But Extinguished At Utah Mine
Giuliani Ducks Questions About Faith And Family
Fred Thompson's Rope-A-Dope
People Who Lose Their Homes May End Up Owing IRS Thousands
Category 4 Hurricane Dean Lashes Jamaica
Michael Vick Could Be Facing Even More Dogfighting Charges
Couple Welcomes 17th Child . . . And Wants More