None of us are perfect, and it’s nice to know that someone who can do so much, is normal after all.

This roll model crap, is just that as well. The only roll models children should have, is their parents and family. If you let your kids look up towards athletes as roll models, you have failed, and are no better than those you accuse of being less than yourselves.

I don’t smoke weed anymore, and never will again, but at least I understand the culture behind it. Most of you “it’s illegal” drum thumpers, truly have no clue what your talking about. Your only knowledge is from the propaganda your government force fed you.

Illegal or not, the people have spoken, and the majority thinks Kellogg’s is is full of shit. Almost as much shit as yourselves.

But at any rate, I’m going to have to disagree with you. Pot smoking is illegal, plain and simple, and the fact that college-age people all over the country does not change that. Phelps broke the law, and he should not be supported in doing that. Kellogg’s did the right thing.

If Kellogg’s hadn’t cut the deal, what would that prove? That law breaking doesn’t interfere with success? What kind of a lesson is that to teach to young Americans? He broke the law, and he should suffer the consequences.

I honestly cannot believe that this is such a controversy.

Oh well, we all learn a new thing each time right!

whoever made the point about slavery being legal and women not getting to vote said it best. and it was totally topped off by whoever else said that the drunk driving arrest was OK for kelloggs, but the bong wasn’t.

the funny part about all of this is that someone just wanted to give phelps his comeuppance, because “american hero” or not, the guy is supposedly a huge asshat.

also, the word hero is overused. the guy swims fast, which barely qualifies as “unique” but misses hero by a 2 furlongs. until dolphin boy starts swimming the salaries of corporate execs down river where the rest of america wades, he ain’t done shit.