Comments on: Michael Vick 60 Minutes CBS Interview: Video

By: AmyGrindhouse

AmyGrindhouse — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 17:37:22 +0000

That’s a good way to put it, it’s just that people are mad at the idea of it all. Not sure if that is judgement or generally being sick of letting celebs get away with this kind of thing.

By: The Movie Whore

The Movie Whore — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 14:25:14 +0000

For the first time I am seeing a Mike Vick that is being honest. I want to hate him and I want to spend a lifetime hating him but the man is trying to atone for what he has done. Je seems to be sincere and it makes me think of a quote I have on my wall from Alan Paton

God forgives us… Who am I not to forgive.

Being angry and casting aspersions upon someone is no way to lead life. Vick knows what he did is wrong and has spent time in prison paying for that crime and has to live with what he did for the rest of his life.

By: AmyGrindhouse

AmyGrindhouse — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 15:59:04 +0000

…some good points. It’s the tackiness that has gotten up people’s nose more than anything. I agree any number of poor politicians have done worse.

Looking just at his crimes for the moment, what he did was pretty bad. He got what appears on the surface to be a novelty sentance and that has not placated his worst detractors. People were livid watching this. Just livid.

By: Pauls

Pauls — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 15:00:04 +0000

I think everyone should move on. We have politicians responsible for millions of HUMAN deaths and they’re sitting pretty…the hypocrisy of ignoring them while slamming this stupid man who has already done his time per society’s laws is disgusting.

People who won’t shut up about it should work on beefing up animal cruelty laws and supporting local shelters and rescue operations. B!tching endlessly does nothing but prove you’re a b!tch.

By: AmyGrindhouse

AmyGrindhouse — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 02:51:37 +0000

That's what people were saying on my Facebook fanpage too. He only cares about his image and this is an exercise in PR. Nothing more, nothing less. I weep when people get away with things so horrid, just because they are famous. So glad to hear that your dog Gio is thriving. Here's hoping any of the animals he left behind will find nice homes like yours too.

By: Rain

Rain — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 02:43:14 +0000

You know the just did a Larry King on this and they showed this pitbull bitch that was used as a puppy machine by this lunatic. She had scars everywhere. She looked exactly like my Gio.

Gio was rescued from some knuckledraggers in some desperate, jungle-type neighborhood in New York by an NYPD friend of mine. They were going to put him down on Christmas Eve. So, when he called I told him to bring him over. The animals who had Gio had begun using him as “bait” in dog fighting.

Personally, I think he got off easy. And I think that if we can’t throw him into a pit smeared with blood with 50 starving pitbulls, at the very least they should have fined him to 10% his salary for LIFE to animal rescues and shelters.

Every time I look at my dog and how wonderful he’s turned out despite his ordeal (he’s scarred and has a ripped ear) I literally want to go out and castrate the next mentally crippled sack of sh*t that harms an animal.

And I don’t buy his apology. He’s only sorry he got caught.

By: AmyGrindhouse

AmyGrindhouse — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 22:03:08 +0000

No idea. Slow news days make me want to jump out of the window. Instead of doing so today, I posted about Michael Vick.

By: Pauls

Pauls — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 21:52:54 +0000

Why are we still beating this dead dog- er, I mean, horse?