
one of the above victims received their wounds in a dog fight. the other happens to be a visual representation of so-called collateral damage in the "Iraqi War". now being that i am a human, i feel alot more sympathy for ali (that is his name) than the pitbull. in fact i would go so far to say that somebody should be arrested/indicted/convicted for what happened to ali. i would go along with the notion that someone should be arrested for the dog fight but that, i think, opens a whole nother can of worms...1. how is human fighting allowed but dog fights illegal? i guess the dog people would say the human makes a conscious decision to fight...i think thats irrelevant. either shit is cruel or it aint. boxers die. i watched duk koo kim die at the hands of ray mancini.
2. someone gonna go arrest purdue or them western beef people? i have seen what they do to the chickens..cows etc. if that aint animal cruelty.
3. while working on my psych masters...there were people doing studies where they would (1) put a rat in a maze (2) shock the shit out the rat everytime it made a wrong turn and (3) decapitate the rat and freeze its brain to see what the physiological ramifications of said shock on said rats brain. i guess animal cruelty only pertains to dogs.
4. these same people yelling animal cruelty got on leather sneakers.
5. uncle sam (the feds) got time to dig up vick's yard not once but twice??? this is national priority?
6. will bush pardon vick? i mean scooter libby outted a CIA operative (if Libby was Black he'd be up on treason charges)
7. football anyone? violent? cruel?
i could go on. all i came here to say is = people (i.e. the media) are more upset about mike vick fighting dogs than they are about the war in Iraq, the gov't response to Katrina, 9/11 conspiracy, bush stealing the election, hundereds of thousands of iraqi children killed since the 1st gulf war, hip hop being dead, aquafina/dasani being tap water.
cats serious bout dem dogs man. i usually leave music at the end. this time i'm going to leave a quote left over on espn.com:
"...I still went with him when everyone was hating on his run over pass mentality, and I even was on his side when the whole rigged water bottle thing happened. He has taken it way too far now. The Atlanta Falcons are hurt by this. Many of the fans (including me) will stop supporting the team that supports an indicted dogfighter."
--dude dont even mention the water bottle thing was untrue. SMH
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