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Michael Vick was in the news again today. His name's become synonymous with dogfighting. One very astute blogger put it into perspective. He mentioned that in 1998 Rams DL Leonard Little got 90 days jail time for killing Susan Gutweiler while driving drunk. Killing person: 90 days Killing dogs: 23 months Anything wrong here? P.S. Little publicly expressed regret but got pulled over for the same thing in 2004. They tried to prosecute him as a repeat offender (felony), but his lawyers got him off and all he was convicted of was speeding. Shit, people. This is the kind of stuff I want to change when I'm a judge.

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