CM Trump Voter said:

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Some people have an axe to grind and these threads satiate that need.

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No. Some people have been on the terrifying end of this dogs base mentality that were raised as a family animal.

And exposure to terrifying situations always leads to reasoned and sane reactions. Proceed. Lolz

CM Trump Voter said:

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And exposure to terrifying situations always leads to reasoned and sane reactions. Proceed. Lolz

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Rationalizing those experiences is insanity.

Edit: go ahead and tell me Chicago "really isn't that bad".

I don't have a star, so I don't have the wide variety of emojis as you. But you can imagine me laughing at you.


And I still have my little buddy with me.

CM Trump Voter said:

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I don't have a star, so I don't have the wide variety of emojis as you. But you can imagine me laughing at you.

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Probably for the best.

Edit: Love that you didn't address a single thing I said. CM confirmed.

txrancher69 said:

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40 years ago I had an encounter with a pit as I was riding my roping horse back from a friends arena. I'm clip clopping down the street in a crappy neighborhood when a fat jerk and his even fatter wife sitting on their front porch sicced their pit on my horse, I guess for fun or to see what would happen. I heard them do it and next thing I knew a brown blur hurled itself at my mare's shoulder. It hit hard but fortunately did not get a good grip and fell back. The horse exploded under me and went insane for a minute. Now I don't know if any of you boys have ever ridden a sure enough buck with steel shoes on a paved street, but it ain't fun. Meanwhile the pit ran in to grab a hind leg. As my horse launched for the sky under me on about the third jump she mule kicked that damn dog and caught him square. Sounded like a baseball bat on a walnut tree. I do believe it killed the dog. When I got my horse under control about two houses down I looked back and the fat gal was screaming and pulling her hair while the husband was trying to carry a very limp dog off. So I have no use for the breed, damn dangerous animals. Took me awhile to get that horse back in her groove for heeling.

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Joyful story
That dog was trying to kill your horse
Owners should be sued too

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jagvocate said:

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Y'all don't know how to calculate frequency (google pit bull attack) and intensity (few dogs can make you look like a 6 day old hamburger for the rest of your life)

Put it together and you have a breed with no reason to live. Many will die on this hill

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tehmackdaddy said:

I already responded to this line of reasoning a few posts above.

You are no different than the person who wants to ban "assault rifles" (which they cannot define) or the women who want to put a curfew on men one day a week so they can feel safe running at 3 in the morning.

There is something you are scared of.

Instead of addressing the root problem, you'd rather legally ban what you fear.

Your reasoning is a slippery slope and should be entirely rejected.

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JB99 said:

The root of the problem is the breed was bred to kill things and idiots keep acting surprised when they do. There's an epidemic of ignorance and overconfidence that plagues the people that choose to own these animals. Their hubris makes them believe they can control them because they are superior owners and know how to train pets better. Then the dog rips someone's face off and we are right back here wondering what happened. Dogs are bred to do things. It's burned into their nature. Quit being a dumbass.

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tehmackdaddy said:

The epidemic of ignorance resides with you.

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JB99 said:

Lol...nothing to see here, please move along. It's just bad owners as another little girl gets her face ripped off. You live in fantasy land.

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Ag with kids said:

You have a 1 in 112,400 chance of dying from a dog bite or strike

• You are at more risk of dying from:
• Cataclysmic storm: 1 in 66,335
• Contact with hornets, wasps and bees: 1 in 63,225

Be careful outside...

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Reginald Cousins said:

This is a joke. They're weaponized animals.

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Ag with kids said:

Sorry.

Didn't mean to post facts on here. I apologize...

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Reginald Cousins said:

Cite sources and I bet I can find worse.

Edit: If these dogs aren't being worked, they are a huge liability. Maybe even then.

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Ag with kids said:

That came directly from here...

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so what does this mean? Am I reading incorrectly?


They're the most dangerous dogs on the planet. Anyone arguing otherwise is ill informed.

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jagvocate said:

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Y'all don't know how to calculate frequency (google pit bull attack) and intensity (few dogs can make you look like a 6 day old hamburger for the rest of your life)

Put it together and you have a breed with no reason to live. Many will die on this hill

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tehmackdaddy said:

I already responded to this line of reasoning a few posts above.

You are no different than the person who wants to ban "assault rifles" (which they cannot define) or the women who want to put a curfew on men one day a week so they can feel safe running at 3 in the morning.

There is something you are scared of.

Instead of addressing the root problem, you'd rather legally ban what you fear.

Your reasoning is a slippery slope and should be entirely rejected.

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JB99 said:

The root of the problem is the breed was bred to kill things and idiots keep acting surprised when they do. There's an epidemic of ignorance and overconfidence that plagues the people that choose to own these animals. Their hubris makes them believe they can control them because they are superior owners and know how to train pets better. Then the dog rips someone's face off and we are right back here wondering what happened. Dogs are bred to do things. It's burned into their nature. Quit being a dumbass.

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tehmackdaddy said:

The epidemic of ignorance resides with you.

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JB99 said:

Lol...nothing to see here, please move along. It's just bad owners as another little girl gets her face ripped off. You live in fantasy land.

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Ag with kids said:

You have a 1 in 112,400 chance of dying from a dog bite or strike

• You are at more risk of dying from:
• Cataclysmic storm: 1 in 66,335
• Contact with hornets, wasps and bees: 1 in 63,225

Be careful outside...

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Reginald Cousins said:

This is a joke. They're weaponized animals.

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Ag with kids said:

Sorry.

Didn't mean to post facts on here. I apologize...

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Reginald Cousins said:

Cite sources and I bet I can find worse.

Edit: If these dogs aren't being worked, they are a huge liability. Maybe even then.

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Ag with kids said:

That came directly from here...

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Reginald Cousins said:

so what does this mean? Am I reading incorrectly?

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Yes. Those numbers are for 13 years of data...

In case you want the source...

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U.S. Dog Bite Fatalities: Breeds of Dogs Involved, Age Groups and Other Factors Over a 13-Year Period (2005 to 2017)

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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jagvocate said:

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Y'all don't know how to calculate frequency (google pit bull attack) and intensity (few dogs can make you look like a 6 day old hamburger for the rest of your life)

Put it together and you have a breed with no reason to live. Many will die on this hill

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tehmackdaddy said:

I already responded to this line of reasoning a few posts above.

You are no different than the person who wants to ban "assault rifles" (which they cannot define) or the women who want to put a curfew on men one day a week so they can feel safe running at 3 in the morning.

There is something you are scared of.

Instead of addressing the root problem, you'd rather legally ban what you fear.

Your reasoning is a slippery slope and should be entirely rejected.

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JB99 said:

The root of the problem is the breed was bred to kill things and idiots keep acting surprised when they do. There's an epidemic of ignorance and overconfidence that plagues the people that choose to own these animals. Their hubris makes them believe they can control them because they are superior owners and know how to train pets better. Then the dog rips someone's face off and we are right back here wondering what happened. Dogs are bred to do things. It's burned into their nature. Quit being a dumbass.

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tehmackdaddy said:

The epidemic of ignorance resides with you.

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JB99 said:

Lol...nothing to see here, please move along. It's just bad owners as another little girl gets her face ripped off. You live in fantasy land.

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Ag with kids said:

You have a 1 in 112,400 chance of dying from a dog bite or strike

• You are at more risk of dying from:
• Cataclysmic storm: 1 in 66,335
• Contact with hornets, wasps and bees: 1 in 63,225

Be careful outside...

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Reginald Cousins said:

This is a joke. They're weaponized animals.

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Ag with kids said:

Sorry.

Didn't mean to post facts on here. I apologize...

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Reginald Cousins said:

Cite sources and I bet I can find worse.

Edit: If these dogs aren't being worked, they are a huge liability. Maybe even then.

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Ag with kids said:

That came directly from here...

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Reginald Cousins said:

so what does this mean? Am I reading incorrectly?

The uploaded image is unavailable

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Yes. Those numbers are for 13 years of data...

In case you want the source...

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U.S. Dog Bite Fatalities: Breeds of Dogs Involved, Age Groups and Other Factors Over a 13-Year Period (2005 to 2017)

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Good enough for me. We have less years data on Covid and it shut the world down.

Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

Of the German Shepherd's and Rottweiler's how many of those bites were on suspects, that were running from the po-po?

I know the canines where I work, like the human chew toys.

Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Facts exist, but the term pit bull is an ill defined term and the media is notorious for expanding the term to sell clicks. What is a pit bull? Lots of different breeds within that term from Spuds McKenzie, Bulldogs, staffordshire terriers and about 10 other breeds.

I paid $2,600 for my buddy. He came from a very respected breeder.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

Come and take it *****.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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CM Trump Voter said:

Facts exist, but the term pit bull is an ill defined term and the media is notorious for expanding the term to sell clicks. What is a pit bull?

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Agreed wholly. I would say any staff, APBT, and any boutique dog bred as a "bully". Especially the short wides.


Very good point.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

My family was given a pit when I was 10. Dog was great for many months. Very sweet until one day the neighbors dog came over to our farm to play. Friendly neighbor pup that we knew. Pit went nuts and killed it. It was scary. That was the end of that dog. I'm all for freedom of choice but these dogs can not be controlled when they are triggered. Sam thought he was protecting us and we couldn't stop him. He wouldn't stop until he killed that much smaller dog.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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There are for sure! Unfortunately this thread is focusing on the dangers of certain breeds and not sky diving. It is what it is. Hell, hammers are probably more dangerous than pit bulls but that isn't the discussion.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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Reginald Cousins said:

There are for sure! Unfortunately this thread is focusing on the dangers of certain breeds and not sky diving. It is what it is. Hell, hammers are probably more dangerous than pit bulls but that isn't the discussion.

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When you're discussing banning things, I think context is VERY important.

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jagvocate said:

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Y'all don't know how to calculate frequency (google pit bull attack) and intensity (few dogs can make you look like a 6 day old hamburger for the rest of your life)

Put it together and you have a breed with no reason to live. Many will die on this hill

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tehmackdaddy said:

I already responded to this line of reasoning a few posts above.

You are no different than the person who wants to ban "assault rifles" (which they cannot define) or the women who want to put a curfew on men one day a week so they can feel safe running at 3 in the morning.

There is something you are scared of.

Instead of addressing the root problem, you'd rather legally ban what you fear.

Your reasoning is a slippery slope and should be entirely rejected.

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JB99 said:

The root of the problem is the breed was bred to kill things and idiots keep acting surprised when they do. There's an epidemic of ignorance and overconfidence that plagues the people that choose to own these animals. Their hubris makes them believe they can control them because they are superior owners and know how to train pets better. Then the dog rips someone's face off and we are right back here wondering what happened. Dogs are bred to do things. It's burned into their nature. Quit being a dumbass.

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tehmackdaddy said:

The epidemic of ignorance resides with you.

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JB99 said:

Lol...nothing to see here, please move along. It's just bad owners as another little girl gets her face ripped off. You live in fantasy land.

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Ag with kids said:

You have a 1 in 112,400 chance of dying from a dog bite or strike

• You are at more risk of dying from:
• Cataclysmic storm: 1 in 66,335
• Contact with hornets, wasps and bees: 1 in 63,225

Be careful outside...

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Reginald Cousins said:

This is a joke. They're weaponized animals.

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Ag with kids said:

Sorry.

Didn't mean to post facts on here. I apologize...

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Reginald Cousins said:

Cite sources and I bet I can find worse.

Edit: If these dogs aren't being worked, they are a huge liability. Maybe even then.

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Ag with kids said:

That came directly from here...

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Reginald Cousins said:

so what does this mean? Am I reading incorrectly?

The uploaded image is unavailable

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Yes. Those numbers are for 13 years of data...

In case you want the source...

Quote:

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U.S. Dog Bite Fatalities: Breeds of Dogs Involved, Age Groups and Other Factors Over a 13-Year Period (2005 to 2017)

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So more fatal than all other dog breeds combined by a pretty good margin

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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Reginald Cousins said:

There are for sure! Unfortunately this thread is focusing on the dangers of certain breeds and not sky diving. It is what it is. Hell, hammers are probably more dangerous than pit bulls but that isn't the discussion.

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Ag with kids said:

When you're discussing banning things, I think context is VERY important.

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Quote me on banning? Self own.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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Reginald Cousins said:

There are for sure! Unfortunately this thread is focusing on the dangers of certain breeds and not sky diving. It is what it is. Hell, hammers are probably more dangerous than pit bulls but that isn't the discussion.

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Ag with kids said:

When you're discussing banning things, I think context is VERY important.

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Reginald Cousins said:

Quote me on banning? Self own.

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Sorry. Not you. Many on this thread. Sorry I wasn't more clear.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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JB99 said:

Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Just remember, if you have friend's with guns, you've got more of a chance of dying from an accidental discharge.

So...keep your head on a swivel when you visit them.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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JB99 said:

Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Ag with kids said:

Just remember, if you have friend's with guns, you've got more of a chance of dying from an accidental discharge.

So...keep your head on a swivel when you visit them.

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THIS. THREAD. IS. ABOUT. DOGS.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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JB99 said:

Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Ag with kids said:

Just remember, if you have friend's with guns, you've got more of a chance of dying from an accidental discharge.

So...keep your head on a swivel when you visit them.

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Reginald Cousins said:

THIS. THREAD. IS. ABOUT. DOGS.

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Ok.

And in the context of everything, pit bulls are WAY the **** down the list of dangerous things in this world. (see...that was using dogs AND context).

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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JB99 said:

Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Ag with kids said:

Just remember, if you have friend's with guns, you've got more of a chance of dying from an accidental discharge.

So...keep your head on a swivel when you visit them.

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Reginald Cousins said:

THIS. THREAD. IS. ABOUT. DOGS.

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Ag with kids said:

Ok.

And in the context of everything, pit bulls are WAY the **** down the list of dangerous things in this world. (see...that was using dogs AND context).

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but that's not what's being discussed here. You're full whataboutism.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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JB99 said:

Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Ag with kids said:

Just remember, if you have friend's with guns, you've got more of a chance of dying from an accidental discharge.

So...keep your head on a swivel when you visit them.

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shocker: if you have friends with a pool you're statistically more apt to drown.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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JB99 said:

Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Ag with kids said:

Just remember, if you have friend's with guns, you've got more of a chance of dying from an accidental discharge.

So...keep your head on a swivel when you visit them.

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Reginald Cousins said:

THIS. THREAD. IS. ABOUT. DOGS.

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Ag with kids said:

Ok.

And in the context of everything, pit bulls are WAY the **** down the list of dangerous things in this world. (see...that was using dogs AND context).

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And to finalize. If you have friends with pit bulls you're
Way more apt to get your face eaten. This isn't hard.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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JB99 said:

Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Ag with kids said:

Just remember, if you have friend's with guns, you've got more of a chance of dying from an accidental discharge.

So...keep your head on a swivel when you visit them.

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Reginald Cousins said:

shocker: if you have friends with a pool you're statistically more apt to drown.

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We should ban pools.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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JB99 said:

Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Ag with kids said:

Just remember, if you have friend's with guns, you've got more of a chance of dying from an accidental discharge.

So...keep your head on a swivel when you visit them.

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Reginald Cousins said:

THIS. THREAD. IS. ABOUT. DOGS.

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Ag with kids said:

Ok.

And in the context of everything, pit bulls are WAY the **** down the list of dangerous things in this world. (see...that was using dogs AND context).

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Reginald Cousins said:

And to finalize. If you have friends with pit bulls you're
Way more apt to get your face eaten. This isn't hard.

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Then we should ban pit bulls.

But, pools first. Since they're worse.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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JB99 said:

Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Ag with kids said:

Just remember, if you have friend's with guns, you've got more of a chance of dying from an accidental discharge.

So...keep your head on a swivel when you visit them.

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Reginald Cousins said:

shocker: if you have friends with a pool you're statistically more apt to drown.

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Ag with kids said:

We should ban pools.

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Again never advocated for a ban. But continue your factless diatribe.

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Reginald Cousins said:

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If you've got a great "family pit" good for you. But quit pretending that facts don't exist.

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Ag with kids said:

I gave you facts.

While it's very sensational when it happens, it's still pretty rare.

Over 17K people die every year in the US from slipping, tripping, and falling...we should outlaw walking.

Context does matter a little.

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Reginald Cousins said:

If they were an airplane, very few would board. It's all you need to know. I don't care of slips. I care about the most dangerous dogs and that's the discussion we're having. It seems lost on you.

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Ag with kids said:

I'm pointing out that it's not nearly the sensational thing that everyone here is making it out to be. There's LOTS of things more dangerous than ANY kind of dog.

Hell, this board is HEAVILY pro-gun. But, accidental discharges are WAY more dangerous than dogs. But, that's not sensational.

But, I get that context is immaterial to this thread so I'm going to bail on it...

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JB99 said:

Only 6% of dog owners have pit bulls. The vast majority of people won't come in close proximity to one. However, if you do, you better have your head on a swivel and be ready. Context does matter. Also, if your child plans on visiting a friend's house you might want to find out what kind of dog they have. If you are walking your dog and see a pit bull off leash get the F out of there.

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Ag with kids said:

Just remember, if you have friend's with guns, you've got more of a chance of dying from an accidental discharge.

So...keep your head on a swivel when you visit them.

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Reginald Cousins said:

THIS. THREAD. IS. ABOUT. DOGS.

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Ag with kids said:

Ok.

And in the context of everything, pit bulls are WAY the **** down the list of dangerous things in this world. (see...that was using dogs AND context).

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Reginald Cousins said:

And to finalize. If you have friends with pit bulls you're
Way more apt to get your face eaten. This isn't hard.

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Ag with kids said:

Then we should ban pit bulls.

But, pools first. Since they're worse.

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Pools don't act on their own.