Terrelle Pryor thinks everyone is a murderer

GiveEmHellJackets said:
Not sure who these people are who you say still want to punish him. As far as I know, he's currently employed and making millions of dollars.
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Spoken like someone who hasn't watched a bit of the coverage surrounding him. There were a cubic ****ton of people protesting his signing and there are plenty of people that don't think he should be allowed to play football.
 
BarrelORum said:
Let me guess. When Zima's came out you tried one?
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Oh he77 no --every man knows where he has to draw the line.

You know now that I think about it, it was my Dawg-fan brother-in-law that popped the top on my first Ice.
 
The Jacket said:
Spoken like someone who hasn't watched a bit of the coverage surrounding him. There were a cubic ****ton of people protesting his signing and there are plenty of people that don't think he should be allowed to play football.
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I'm aware of all that, but how is that "punishment"? People are entitled to protest and nobody is obligated to forgive him. He's a scumbag and he deserves to hear about it the rest of his life. This is not "punishment."
 
ramblinwise1 said:
No, the shafting was when he got sentenced. I have absolutely no love for Michael Vick but I was disgusted at how much time he got when a sizable % of people who commit crimes against other people don't get that long. His real crime was being politically incorrect.
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No, his real crime was breaking federal laws.
 
GiveEmHellJackets said:
I'm aware of all that, but how is that "punishment"? People are entitled to protest and nobody is obligated to forgive him. He's a scumbag and he deserves to hear about it the rest of his life. This is not "punishment."
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You asked who the people are that still want to punish him and that is your answer: The people that are protesting his signing clearly don't think he should be allowed to play in the NFL. I'd say that would be punishing him.
 
Ludicrous and obviously immature verbage notwithstanding, how good would Pryor look running the triple option?
 
ramblinwise1 said:
No, the shafting was when he got sentenced. I have absolutely no love for Michael Vick but I was disgusted at how much time he got when a sizable % of people who commit crimes against other people don't get that long. His real crime was being politically incorrect.
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+1. I didn't mind Vick's sentence. What I minded was that these other criminals get less sentences for having done far worse. I believe if people steal they should have their hand cut off. Rape, cut their dick off. Murder, just kill them. I also believe that if we brought the concept back of public hangings and broadcast them on PBS for all to see, our crime rate would reduce by 80% or more. No one has the the balls to do it. I should run for Governor.
 
The Jacket said:
You asked who the people are that still want to punish him and that is your answer: The people that are protesting his signing clearly don't think he should be allowed to play in the NFL. I'd say that would be punishing him.
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Sure, that would be punishment, but it has not and will not happen. I was responding to someone saying that he had been shafted. You're talking about how he might have been shafted if the wishes of the protesters had come true. Michael Vick has not been treated unfairly. He is an organized criminal that got caught and pled guilty before a federal court for his ongoing criminal enterprise of many years. Now he's out and making millions of dollars. Where's the shaft?
 
BarrelORum said:
+1. I didn't mind Vick's sentence. What I minded was that these other criminals get less sentences for having done far worse. I believe if people steal they should have their hand cut off. Rape, cut their dick off. Murder, just kill them. I also believe that if we brought the concept back of public hangings and broadcast them on PBS for all to see, our crime rate would reduce by 80% or more. No one has the the balls to do it. I should run for Governor.
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I agree that other people should pay higher prices for their crimes. But I don't understand people who use this concept to defend Vick. He knowingly broke the law for years and years by running an illegal gambling outfit. It involved torturing and mutilating dogs. He lied about it when caught. He then pled guilty. He now makes millions of dollars in the NFL. Why he has anybody's sympathy I'll never know.
 
I'm no Vick apologist. To me he got what he deserved. I don't feel sorry for him at all. All I;m saying is people have done far worse and get these BS sentences. Criminals are learning that they even if they get caught, the punishment is far weaker than the crime.

That's why I'm all for public hangings.
 
BarrelORum said:
I'm no Vick apologist. To me he got what he deserved. I don't feel sorry for him at all. All I;m saying is people have done far worse and get these BS sentences. Criminals are learning that they even if they get caught, the punishment is far weaker than the crime.

That's why I'm all for public hangings.
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