Answer He wanted to torture and kill dogs for fun, profit and fame in the underground world of drugs and dog fighting.

More to your question Tony, the Michael Vick Project was not Michael Vick’s attempt to make a living, it was his attempt to capitalize financially off of the crimes he committed. Yes, there is a loop hole in the law in this regards, which enabled him to legally do this, but there is nothing in the constitution that states that the rest of America has to support his efforts to capitalize off of his crimes, nor do we have to keep silent when we see someone taking advantage of a loop hole, because the other 299 million americans also have the right of free speech.

Advertisers do as well, and they tend to vote with their wallets. So if an advertiser is not getting a ROI on their ads from people like us, then they are not likely to support people like Michael Vick, who does not have the support of the advertisers audience.

This campaign is not entirely about Michael Vick, it never has been. It is also about stopping the corporate institutions that help create criminals like Michael Vick by piling unjustified money on them and setting them on a pedestal from which a fall becomes more likely.

The corporations that paid Michael Vick share some of the responsibility for his crimes too. They did not go to jail, which is not fair.

But as Americans we can vote with our wallets and our voice and help guide those same corporations towards better people, better methods, and then possibly a country that doesn’t reward killers, rapists, abusers and more with huge piles of cash, which in turn motivates younger kids to attempt to follow in their foot steps.

So stop whining about how you think this is sad that Michael Vick is getting picked on, he isn’t. We are simply trying to stop the cycle that created Michael Vick (criminal) and too many other criminals just like him and instead trying to reset the system so that a kid growing up in a poor area like Michael Vick did might not get pushed along a path that makes him into a rich monster.

Until you understand the whole system of what is happening here, you are as much a part of the problem as anyone.

That said there is no place for anyone in the NFL or professional sports that is a violent felon.

Go vick. Youve done to much time already

P.s. Im a white male who hates black thugs like vick but just cause I don’t like him. Does not mean I would put him in hell over a hundred dead dogs