We have worked hard over the years to stop the flow of money from corporate endorsements.  It was corporate endorsements that helped to pay for the dog fighting rings, the illegal gambling purses for those fights, the training gear, the house, the carpet that soaked up the blood from those dogs that was featured on BET, etc.

It was sick, but there’s another reason why corporate endorsements are bad for Michael Vick.  Sure they fuel the fire and give ammunition back to a person that has serious personal issues, so great that he couldn’t handle it before.  But Vick should avoid the corporate money this time so that he can spare himself the embarrassment.

The last thing I want to see is Michael Vick getting humiliated and spanked on TV.

I’m sure there are a lot of people out there that would like to see Michael Vick humiliated.  I know it for a fact actually, about a third of our twenty thousand spam comments came from that group (another third came from people that wanted to do violence against dog loving groups, and the other third were just your run of the mill internet spam).

Here’s the thing, we DO NOT want to see Michael Vick humiliated. From our perspective the guy is unstable and we don’t want to see any triggers pushed that might push him back over the edge.  He’s already talking about wanting to buy a dog again.  Getting spanked in New Jersey might have made Michael Vick reminisce about having a dog (and we know how he treats dogs).

Just a tip to any other potential advertisers, we don’t suggest you give a loaded gun to a guy that could be a psychopath for the next commercial. 

Nike features not only Michael Vick, but also his Pitbull in this commercial.  Nike is intimately tangled up in the Michael Vick Dog killing scandal.