Choosing a side

In my opinion I think Michael Vick should be allowed back in the NFL because no other player can be compared to him. He is a good player with amazing skills and a good personality. Yes Vick did mess up but people can always clean their mess up. It makes me angry that players all over the NFL are convicted with felony, illegal substance abuse and illegal drugs and they still are off the hook only damage they get is a few game suspension and some money taken away. My strongest arguments are that if Michael Vick does not get to play in the NFL he has other places to turn. He can always go to Canadian Football League or Euro Football League. Either way he will be making passes. So why not give Michael Vick another chance of showing fans, media, and the NFL that he can redeem himself by doing good deeds. My other arguments is that people like Adam "Pacman" Jones, O.J Simpson, Tank Johnson and Asante Samuel are off the hook from convicted felonies, steroid abuse, and marijuana abuse. Its just not fair for Michael Vick. I intend on convincing other people to agree on my position by telling them that Vick has a chance to repair his life and redeem himself to make him a star again. If Vick does join CFL or EFL he would dominate the game because both leagues are considered minor league football to the NFL. Even though the Atlanta Falcons wont take Vick there are alot of struggling teams that will take him for low money such as the Detroit Lions, Kansas City Chiefs, Arizona Cardinals etc. Some of my concerns of not being able to argue my position is that If none of these leagues won't take him he still has alot of money to go back and doing criminal activities. The Atlanta Falcons only took the $22 million signing bonus from his contract extension in December 2006. His rookie contract a record breaking for the largest contract given to a rookie which was a 6 year $62 million with a $3 million signing bonus. Maybe if the NFL denies him back into the league he has opinion of Michael Vick he should be allowed back in the NFL.