Originally posted by: Drift3r
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: skywhr
Sound familiar? DMX house raided, found drugs and dead dogs...
12 Neglected Dogs Seized; Others Found Buried. Guns and Drug Paraphernalia also seized in the raid on DMX's home.
that sounds more like a care taker not doing the job. Reports has DMX not even being at the house for something like 2-3 months. he was paying someone to take care of them.
If you seriously don't believe that this guy doesn't raise dogs to fight then I have a bridge for sale. Dog fighting along with the money, the drugs, and guns involved are a big thing in inner city ghetto culture.
As for the the events themselves they are events run mostly by ex-felons most of whom are gang members or organize crime types. There is a very good reason why they are banned in the US period as often the large sums of money and/or drugs used as barter, guns used to protect the cash/dope illegally gambled there, and drugs consumed by some people involved while they watch the fights are just preludes to further crime and/or violence down the road that follow these events.
Originally posted by: chuckywang
You know it's going bad when even Ron Artest feels sympathetic for you.
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
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9-4-2007 Whoopi Goldberg defends Vick in `View' debut
Whoopi Goldberg used her first day on the daytime chat show Tuesday to defend football star Michael Vick in his dogfighting case.
Goldberg said that "from where he comes from" in the South, dogfighting isn't that unusual.
"It's like cockfighting in Puerto Rico," she said. "There are certain things that are indicative to certain parts of the country."
Co-host Joy Behar looked horrified at Goldberg.
"How about dog torture and dog murdering?" Behar asked.
For many people, dogs are sport, Goldberg replied
Originally posted by: Sinsear
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
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9-4-2007 Whoopi Goldberg defends Vick in `View' debut
Whoopi Goldberg used her first day on the daytime chat show Tuesday to defend football star Michael Vick in his dogfighting case.
Goldberg said that "from where he comes from" in the South, dogfighting isn't that unusual.
"It's like cockfighting in Puerto Rico," she said. "There are certain things that are indicative to certain parts of the country."
Co-host Joy Behar looked horrified at Goldberg.
"How about dog torture and dog murdering?" Behar asked.
For many people, dogs are sport, Goldberg replied
Ladies and gentlemen: looks like we have a new Rosie.