NEWS: C'mon, Just Admit You Love Dog Fighting, Already

If anything good comes about this sentence, it is he won't get out early for good behavior. Unless things have changed, there is no early parole in the federal system.

Thought highly unlikely, I'm still crossing my fingers for a 5 year sentence.

*slap*

Brilliant!

murder a human and get 20- too life?...what the hell are you reading?..i u.s the average murder is parolled after 8 years for murder...

OctEgon said:
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Parole after 8 years does mean a sentence of 20, no? It's kind of beside the point anyway. Even if a person spends 8 years in jail for killing another human being, I'll be stunned if Vick even gets 2. For killing eight dogs. And torturing dozens more.

So as long as nobody trucks out the "he's being treated worse than if he killed a person" line, we're cool.

Well, it all depends on the guilt level. Manslaughter, murder one or murder two.

The Falcons can't just up and cut him. If they did, his entire signing bonus that they haven't paid would count against this years salary cap, and the club would take a huge hit against the Salary cap that they simply couldn't afford.

Cutting VIck now without the help of the league would put the Falcons in a gigantic salary cap problem for a few years.
Because of the NFL salary cap, its just as easy as simply cutting a guy with a 130million$ contract.

Falcons ownership has pretty much admitted this is the case, without really admitting it's the case.Once they've managed to get their signing bonus money back, and probably after Vick's sentencing on the 10th of December, the team's going to cut him loose shortly thereafter.

Though it's been said here before and I fully agree with it: after Vick does his time, a desperate, shitty team will take a chance on him. Just imagine: Michael Vick, a man looking to turn his life around, joins [random NFL team], looking to turn their franchise around! The feel good story of the 2010 season!

there is NOTHING humane about the way that cows, chickens, pigs, and turkeys (and any others i may have forgotten) are mass produced for slaughter. they're raised in conditions reminiscent of slave ships and concentration camps, and then put onto conveyor belts where they're ripped to pieces while some of them are still alive. i'm not even going to go into the drastic reduction of sea life from over-fishing. it's kind of screwy to me that people say they love animals, yet continue to support a system that, in a horrific manner, turns them into food. you all should really think about that before you sit down to your next meal of carcass!