He paid his price to society, so why shouldn’t he have a chance to play? As bad it was, they were still just animals and was nothing close to being as evil as abortion.
You do raise a point, I wonder how Vick's reception is going to compare with Rick Pitino's.
He should have been forced to join a team called the Bulldogs and used as the goat for pile-on practice.
I wonder how many pro football players have paid for abortions but sickening as it is abortion is legal, dog fighting isn’t.
In my opinion, Mr. Vick cannot pay a sufficient price for what he did. He did not make a mistake. He enabled and participated in evil, not once, but repeatedly. Evil that inflicted pain and terror so horrid that it is nearly inconceivable. Mr. Vick might be forgiven, but all actions have consequences, and he cannot erase what he did...and did...and did to helpless creatures. He is not worthy of human or animal company, much less the adulation of a stadium full of people.