PETA -fied Mike Vick growing a belated heart to avoid PRISON | My Dog Wants to Fight Mike Vick. He's Game.

Of course, Sick Vick is going to pretend to look contrite now, sucking up to PETA honchos. He'll do ANYTHING to make sure that he looks repentant enough so that two judges, Fed and State, will give him minimum sentences for crimes he is guilty of.

His sorry shame-face is as phony as O.J. Simpson's Rolex watch.

Prosecutors now need to smoke out the rest of the dogmen in the league and preferably, some caucasian ones, so that this doesn't end up being a race issue. This is an animal cruelty issue and people of all races are engaged in this horrific torture of dogs.

Sure, it's a positive thing that Vick put himself through some eight hours of discussion and videos of animals being tortured but honestly, does he actually expect the public to believe that all of a sudden, he FEELS something? His motivation is evident. He wants his life back.

So do those beaten, electrocuted, shot and hanged dogs.

I don't believe he can grow a heart at this point. Empathy is not taught. You either have empathy or you don't,. It's just like talent on the field. You either have it or you don't. You can possibly develop empathy but not in one marathon meeting with Ingrid Newkirk of PETA.

Mike Vick is not fooling anyone, certainly not the fans--and least of all the state and federal judges, who have seen this sort of fake penitence at every single trial.

Mike Vick isn't fooling those dogs either.

Carole Raphaelle Davis www.HollywoodJinky.com

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October 4, 2007 05:15 AM ET

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I'm surprised it took Mike this long to find PETA. I mean, he found JESUS in about two hours. He "turned his life over to god" as soon as he was turned over to the feds.

Usually these criminals find Jesus IN prison, but Mike must have run across the son of god outside his lawyer's office. I don't know what the Lamb was doing at a law office, maybe looking for satan? If so, he came close with Mike Vick.

Come to think of it, how far off is dogfighting from the old christians v. lions fights the Romans used to put on? And aren't good Christians supposed to think of the Romans as the bad guys? I'd bet most good ol boy dogfighters think of themselves as Christians. (The head of Blackwater is a Christian!) But, Christ was all about compassion.

You notice Mike Vick didn't find Jesus AT a dogfight.