That said, he served the time the government felt was fair for him to serve and, as such, is entitled to pursue his professional career in the NFL.
However, there are still some who harbor ill will towards Michael Vick and they wish him nothing but failure—no matter how many times he apologizes. Case in point, Tucker Carlson—sitting in for Sean Hannity—offered the following opinion:
Uh-huh.
Listen, no matter what your feelings are about cruelty to animals—dogs in particular—it seems a bit much to suggest that Vick's crimes were worthy of execution.
After all, this is the same society that allows multiple DUI offenders to roam the streets and endanger the lives of innocent citizens, and presents enough loopholes in federal hiring practices that a sex offender can find work as a volunteer—at an elementary school.
Just putting that out there.
Vick isn't supported by everyone—obviously—but how many would agree that he should have been executed for his crimes?...Honestly?
