Spurs interested in Qyntel Woods?

[ducks]

I think he deserves a second chance


aminals or not people


if he did that to people I would not think he deserves a second chance.

[Dre_7]

You advocate a second chance for men who produce these sort of problems...make sure you apply that same philosophy to poor dumb victims of these men as well.
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And then decide if you really think San Antonio needs another asshole like this.

Dude, did you read anything I wrote? First of all, I said that I DONT WANT SA to sign him. Also, you are making it sound like I hate animals and I think what he did was okay. Thats not the case. I think what he did was horrible. He needs to face the consequences of his actions. I guess what I am saying is its possible for people to change their life. Ive done it. I apologize if I offended you. I just believe that people can change. Unfortunatly not everybody does change. He deserves a chance to repent, face the consequnces and punishment of his actions, and change his life. Thats all, Im not saying he shouldn't be held responisble or be declared "Not Guilty." Just that all people deserve a chance to learn from their mistakes and CHANGE their lives. I regret a lot of the things Ive done in the past, but I am not the same person I was back then. I found forgiveness, not forgiveness as in "Okaying what I did" but forgiveness as in turning away from those things and changing my behavior and stuff like that.

Im sorry, I should have made myself clear from the begining: He should face consequences of his actions. But, it is possible that he maybe, might, look at his life and see the things hes done wrong and change his life. If that happens, I believe he deserves a second chance. But, if he doesnt change, then he doesnt deserve anything. That is all Im saying I guess. Again, Im sorry if I offended anyone.

[50 cent]

They are actually among the most heroic, intelligent, brave, devoted and loyal of all dogs.

This is definitely true. If you have ever been around a Pit that has been treated well his whole life, you would understand how intelligent these dogs are. My roommate in college had one that could literally communicate with you and understood what you were talking about. I just don't understand how you could raise a Pit to fight other Pits.

Having said that, I believe in 2nd chances and Quentel deserves a 2nd chance - just not with the Spurs.

[smeagol]

I think he deserves a second chance


aminals or not people


if he did that to people I would not think he deserves a second chance.

Ducks, does this mean that animals can be treated any way human's decide to treat them?

Do you think what he, and other like him, do to Pits is not "that bad"?

This guy deserves to be exposed to society for what he has done, which is a terrible thing, even if "animals are not people".

[ducks]

no it does mean you can treat animals like

but he did not kill people or do that to people there is a differnece

the dude deserves a second chance

[tlongII]

Pit bulls are inherently dangerous dogs. Anyone that doesn't think so is fooling themselves.

[ducks]

I love dogs

however I would never own a pitbull

I have a golden retriever

I can not stand cats

[ChumpDumper]

Well, it looks like Portland didn't pick up Woods' option for next year, so any Bird rights are severely limited and barely worth using half a million in cap space or exceptions to get him. He might just clear waivers--I can't think of anyone that would want him that badly, but you never know.

[whottt]

Pit bulls are inherently dangerous dogs. Anyone that doesn't think so is fooling themselves.

On their own they are no more dangerous than any other large dog Rotweillers, Doberman's, German Shepards etc...actually they are less inclined to bite than those dogs.

What separates them from other dogs is two things...

1.The type of owner they attract. They attract thugs like Qyntel Woods.
2. They excel at what ever they are taught to do. If they are taught to be killers they will certainly excel at it. And they will bite until what they are biting is dead.

And that's why millionaires who like to engage in organized fighting of these dogs, which often leads to producing more of these dogs for the purposes of fighting, than normal dogs, are particularly dangerous men.

And not exactly the type of individual you want to add to a community that already has problems in this area.