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To: SoldierDad

>>If Vick was a School Teacher would you be okay with him being rehired after this conviction???

Yes. I wouldn’t have a problem with it one bit. He could end up being a great example of what not to do.

>>IMHO Vick can pursue a job in the real world, but he should have blown his chance to get back to the pedastal of pro sports.

LOL.. Real world in your eyes? If Vick were a doctor, would be allowed to open his own practice after this? You don’t see the dangerous road your going down? Vick is a football player. If a football team wants him then there is no reason to prevent him from doing so.

The arguments from you folks is assanine.


71 posted on 09/30/2009 8:45:41 PM PDT by Onerom99 (I)
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To: Onerom99

You are entitled to your opinion. I will excersize my opinion through not supporting either the Eagles or Nike (nor any other company that endorses this man). It’s great to live in America where you are permitted to excersize your rights even when YOU are wrong.


77 posted on 09/30/2009 8:52:46 PM PDT by SoldierDad (Proud Dad of a U.S. Army Infantry Soldier whose wife is expecting twins SONS.)
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To: Onerom99
Yes. I wouldn’t have a problem with it one bit. He could end up being a great example of what not to do.

Really? Sure about your logic? Wouldn't a child molester or murderer who went to jail be a "great example" of what not to do also? How about we put people in front of our children who are example of what TO do?

BTW, I'm not arguing he shouldn't be allowed to play football. But teaching kids would be a big no. Most schools have a policy about convicted felons.
78 posted on 09/30/2009 8:53:06 PM PDT by over3Owithabrain
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