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Old 07-27-2007, 04:23 PM   #19 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by highway80west View Post
I didn't know Canada allowed that, for all we know people in Asia do it.

But I sure would not want to eat Fido. I love my dogs too much to even think about that.
That is disgusting for Americans to even think about; but in Many Pacific Rim countries; dog is a delicacy. Anybody who served in Vietnam will tell you the same. Now, I couldn't even consider it, let alone do it; but my father served in Vietnam; and he told me that dog is considered to be a delicacy. He told me of dishes like barbequed dog ribs, dog sausage, and another one made with jellied dog's blood being used mch like aspic that I can't remember the name of.
All in all, I think that the age-old saying that "there is no crime without pre-existing law" will come into play here. If Vick can be charged with an actual crime, then so be it; he will have to face the penalty of that crime.The NFL should proceed from there if they choose to impose sanctions. I understand they have already instructed Vick not to report to training camp- I'm just waiting to see if this will bring about a legal counteraction from Vick's lawyers.