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Nissan resorts to hiring ex-felon to endorse their products.

But you love a good burger...

I don't have cows in my yard, or sleeping at the foot of my bed. I don't love cows outside of the delicious meat they produce.

I hate air pollution as well -- are you going to pull the, "but you still drive a car..." horse crap?
 
Ahhh the America hatin d-bag. Friggin terrorist I tell ya.

Wrong. Again. I buy American whenever I can. In fact I would prefer to buy American. But only when there's value. I don't just buy American because I'm some sort of jingoist hack. Because if I did then I would take away all the incentive for the company to get better if they put an inferior product on the market. You see, I value my pocketbook more than I do supporting a company that puts out garbage product.
 
I don't have cows in my yard, or sleeping at the foot of my bed. I don't love cows outside of the delicious meat they produce.

I hate air pollution as well -- are you going to pull the, "but you still drive a car..." horse crap?

So the only difference in whether it's a horrific act or not is if the animal has a name or not?
 
I think all TICC, Viny, et. al. are saying is that we shouldn't demonize a company simply because it chooses to believe that a particular felon is rehabilitated and may bring them value and that the "all felons are taboo" attitude is probably somewhat counterproductive.

That is a fair comment. Treat them on a case by case basis. If you make dogs fight until they have ripped each other apart and then take them and beat them against the wall, drown, electrocute and other horrible stuff don't be shocked when people still think you are a douche bag even if you went to prison.

If you a guy who was selling marijuana and got nailed... I could probably get over that a little quicker.
 
So it's okay what Michael Vick did?

Absolutely ****ing not. I would have turned him in personally. I love dogs, my parents dog, just as much as Ballou, if not more. But that does not mean that I believe individuals are static and not capable of change.

Furthermore, I either respect the rules of law and punishment or I don't. Again, he served his time, paid his court fees, paid his fines, so he paid his debt to society.
 
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