Comments on: PETA Wants NFL To Turn Their Backs On The "Psychopath"

By: Alicia Sparks

Alicia Sparks — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:02:17 +0000

I'm sorry, Chad, but there is never an instance in which I feel using mental illness (or any word/phrase associated with any mental illness) as a way to scare someone is acceptable. I believe Wayne Pacelle of the HSUS handled the situation in a much better way (and a way that lines up well with my own later thoughts).

By: Chad Steele

Chad Steele — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:47:17 +0000

You are glossing over the dangers that feral animals like Vike are to every single person/animal around them.

Contrary to your views, psychopaths do need special treatment and segregation. They are not human by any definition except outward appearance. They pose a clear and present danger to everyone around them when they are not incarcerated or otherwise fully restrained.

Vick clearly demonstrated by his undeniable actions that he made a clear choice to leave the human race and join the feral sub-human race.

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By: Michele Rosenthal

Michele Rosenthal — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 16:57:15 +0000

Whew! Well said, woman!! A strong, compelling, very rational argument. You are just the right person to advocate for mental health.