VICK DA GREAT

[MOBB DEEP]

I was trying intentionally to be more ridiculous than MOBB.

u think it would be ridiculous to have a panel or a panel including black professionals?

[MOBB DEEP]

over half of the people responding to an espn poll voted that they feel Vicks suspension is too harsh

I will not tell an inappropriate joke.
I will not tell an inappropriate joke.
I will not tell an inappropriate joke.

u gota tell it SC

[Scott Campbell]

over half of the people responding to an espn poll voted that they feel Vicks suspension is too harsh

That should even itself out once the white folk get home from work.





Yeah, I know. I'll burn in hell.

[MOBB DEEP]

over half of the people responding to an espn poll voted that they feel Vicks suspension is too harsh

That should even itself out once the white folk get home from work.





Yeah, I know. I'll burn in hell.

lol.....but black folk are working, just selling drugs and fighting dogs tho so no punchn the clock required

[Freak Out]

over half of the people responding to an espn poll voted that they feel Vicks suspension is too harsh

That should even itself out once the white folk get home from work.





Yeah, I know. I'll burn in hell.

lol.....but black folk are working, just selling drugs and fighting dogs tho so no punchn the clock required

Bwahh...

So has anyone signed him yet?

[pbmax]

The reason Vick can is not a matter of justice, but a matter of supply and demand. There are less than 40 people in the world that can do what Vick does. By comparison, there are large numbers or teachers, nurses, doctors and lawyers available.

If you were that valuable to your employer, they would find a way to bring you back.

Brian Griese wouldn't bring 5000 angry PETA protesters with him. And I'm not sure that Vick is better than Brian Griese.

Well, time will tell. But my dollar is on Vick signing before Griese. For more money too.

[Patler]

im not talking about the vick case in a vacuum; i just think his approach in general has been dictatorial

im not alone in this line of thinking and ive heard several talking heads concur

I disagree. I think he has been quite methodical in his decision process and has talked to the people involved. Barnett was even able to convince him to modify the original punishment from a game suspension to a fine equal to a game's pay. That isn't very dictatorial in my opinion.

[SkinBasket]

I was trying intentionally to be more ridiculous than MOBB.

u think it would be ridiculous to have a panel or a panel including black professionals?

No more ridiculous than suggesting the NFLPA should have a similar panel including white people that would lobby for the owners in every decision they make.

[Patler]

I was trying intentionally to be more ridiculous than MOBB.

u think it would be ridiculous to have a panel or a panel including black professionals?

Why, because a black professional coming from his/her background and experiences is more likely give a well informed opinion than a white professional?

[ThunderDan]

I was trying intentionally to be more ridiculous than MOBB.

u think it would be ridiculous to have a panel or a panel including black professionals?

Why, because a black professional coming from his/her background and experiences is more likely give a well informed opinion than a white professional?

Who is that Tony Dungy character? Isn't he black?

[Scott Campbell]

I was trying intentionally to be more ridiculous than MOBB.

u think it would be ridiculous to have a panel or a panel including black professionals?

If they happened to be black - fine. I think mandating a required percentage of black panel members would be ridiculous.

[ThunderDan]

over half of the people responding to an espn poll voted that they feel Vicks suspension is too harsh

69% of people on a CNN poll don't want Vick on their team.

[pbmax]

I was trying intentionally to be more ridiculous than MOBB.

u think it would be ridiculous to have a panel or a panel including black professionals?

Why, because a black professional coming from his/her background and experiences is more likely give a well informed opinion than a white professional?

No, because black professionals will naturally understand the dog fighting culture. Because it must be a racial issue, not a socioeconomic one.

Moob, please go back and read KYPack's post on the issue of the racial makeup of the dog fighting community from his slightly different perspective.

[pbmax]

over half of the people responding to an espn poll voted that they feel Vicks suspension is too harsh

69% of people on a CNN poll don't want Vick on their team.

Two different questions. I think 5 games for Vick is reasonable after the prison term. But I don't want him on the Packers even if its less.

[ThunderDan]

over half of the people responding to an espn poll voted that they feel Vicks suspension is too harsh

69% of people on a CNN poll don't want Vick on their team.

Two different questions. I think 5 games for Vick is reasonable after the prison term. But I don't want him on the Packers even if its less.

I'm probably putting words in MOBB's mouth but I think he was trying to say "Look at all the support for Vick da Great."

69% don't want Vick on their team which is probably a lot closer to the actual feel of "The People."