fletch_talon said:
Really? What reason is there to kill anyone? According to this post:
Isolda Sage said:
This is enough for him to kill that person, or at least make it reasonable, just casue he doesnt like him. Also, not all murders are reasonable. Did Ted Bundy, Ed Gein, Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, Jr. (among others) have any REAL reason to kill their victims.
Besides, did you see the dogs that he was accused of dog fighting with? They're Pit Bulls, I mean, do you know how many of those kill/horribly maim people a year? Especially children. Go on, take a read at a few of these sites and see the news and statistics and tell me these animals are "innocent" as a breed:
http://pit-bulls.christianfunfair.org/attacks.htm
http://www.dogbitelaw.com/PAGES/statistics.html
GO ahead, pick a case, tell me the reason for it.
Now, I dont hate Pit Bulls. On the contrary, I enjoy them. A friend has three, and they love me, him, his five year old cousin, and are the nicest dogs you could meet. They're gentle, and loving. But even still, we watch them. They've shown aggression without reason, and we've stopped them, had to literally wrestle one to the ground and restrain and sedate it, because his three year old neice (its a weird family thing where his older sister is in her thirties) was playing with a baby toy that made noises. BUt the fact is this is not an innocent breed. So really that equation should be:
Decent human beings > Animals > Animal abusers > Aggressively Bred Animals.
Yes, training can stop that, but thats more training, from the start. you're overriding a primal urge bred in the dog.
Thats not to say what he did was right, but you can all take a step off that high horse you're all on when you look at Animals that attack kids. Also, this wasnt enjoyment. This was greed. reasonable actions for a person to reject a living being's will, according to your argument of course.
I'm not saying his actions were right, or that his actions should be forgotten, but when a man such as Vick is playing a contact sport as violent as (American) Football and doesnt show aggressive qualities after he leaves the field, I think there's been rehibilitation. And lets not forget, you're talking about a sport that is founded on, encourages, and forces violence to be successful in play. Perhaps this is good to let him get this aggression out. Lets not forget about James Harrison of the Pittsburgh Steelers, who went home and beat his wife cause she had different thoughts then on him baptizing their child. Why dont you tell me the reason for that, and why its reasonable or acceptable that he did not go to jail? Because it was in the name of God? cause it wasnt an animal? cause it was a woman? Give me a good reason, I'm listening and waiting.