Crime 8-Year Old Mauled To Death By Two Pitbulls
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No repeat here. Its just more of his lies, cope, and disinformation. Hes a wimpy little female dog that got caught in a lie & slapped around. Now he has a grudge lol. He's resorting into fan fiction about alt accounts. It's pathetic.
Do I seem like the type to filter what comes from my account???? Lmao
Even if you take me out of the equation hes been a total dick to the other posters who crushed his "zero" death argument and refuses to engage the conversation honestly.
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Yeah I don't know where that came from. You're unapologetically you, and so unique in your ways it'd be impossible to "hide" as an alt.
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Because I like the idea of fear mongering intellectually dishonest ignorant blow hards getting more triggered than what they tried to inject into everyone else.
Depends on the scenario. At the very least it's ussually negligence that led to a murder from the dog & manslaughter for its owner. Same charges as if you shoot somebody playing around with a firearm or menacing.
- If there was no proper containment or adequate enclosure based on the dogs capabilities i.e. fence height, strength, condition. How secure & responsible were you with keeping your responsibility away from people and keeping people away from your dangerous weapon.
- The lead or tools used to handle the specific animal based on weight and capabilities. Muzzles, harnesses, prong collars, e collars, shock collars. Did you have tools or means to dispatch of the animal if you physically couldn't stop the attack.
- Failure to stop the attack due to not being able to handle, control, or subdue or responsibility. Or insufficient supervision that allowed for the animal to be out of your control long enough to inflict deadly force.
-If the animal had a history of aggression towards humans before. Up the penalties
-If you introduced your dog to a public area or setting how much socialization or training did you give it prior.
Generally the owner/handler is always going to be in the wrong here & I'm for stiff penalties that are aligned with other negligent homicides/manslaughter.
Did you have a specific case or scenario????
The Diane Whiple one is a good famous one to reference.
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Even though we disagree some on these issues, I respect that you can acknowledge the honest factual dialogue & points on both sides.
Its such a better conversation when people engage like that.
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Same man. I don't understand this weird internet culture where if you don't agree on 100% of all points you can't be civil. How does dialog and understanding different viewpoints ever happen being so pig headed?
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Notice his personal attacks out of nowhere when we are discussing facts & substance?
Notice his dishonesty about ignoring me ?
Notice the lack of knowledge on the subject yet he has such over reaching opinions?
Notice how he treats other posters who even just push back on him a little bit with facts?
Who seems more unhinged in these latest interactions. ????? Hmmmm
Guess you're the middleman now because he can't face me directly. Strange.
Its honestly him trying to derail the nuance, value, & facts I'm sharing with the opposition. Even if people respectfully disagree due to valuing other positions more.
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Definitely an air of holier than thou. We're all dorks on a karate board. To act elitist is strange.
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I read an article saying they were removing them all from the wild because they threaten the existence of the native red squirrels.
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I gave the link to the Time article, you can find the CDC study and related studies here you fucking moron:LMAO you clearly didn't even read the article yourself or check out the supposed report because if you actually would have and clicked on the link to that supposed report you would have noticed that the link is a DEAD LINK.
https://www.cdc.gov/homeandrecreationalsafety/images/dogbreeds-a.pdf
You're so desperate to be right (when you're not) that you searched for something with a credible source after getting caught citing a law firm with a clear agenda.
You skimmed through an article that screams "PIT BULLS BAD EVIL DOGS," saw a reference to the CDC, and in your twisted little mind thought, "Yeah, this will get him... this will show subtlySteve!" And yet It’s a DEAD LINK.
Meaning, you didn’t even bother to click on it or check the report yourself, genius.
And why is it a dead link? Because it says so right there next to the DEAD LINK in the article!
And why doesn’t the CDC collect breed-specific information anymore?
Because breed identification is often subjective and unreliable. Many dogs are mixed breeds, making accurate identification challenging and prone to misclassification.
There's no central system in the U.S. for tracking dog bites, so getting an accurate count is not possible.
Here is a page from the CDC that actually works:
CDC.gov - Dogs
And what does the CDC actually say about dogs?
The CDC emphasizes that focusing on individual dog behavior and owner responsibility is more effective in preventing dog bites than targeting specific breeds.
They advocate for responsible dog ownership, including proper training, socialization, and spaying/neutering, as the best approach to reducing dog bites.
Oh... you mean exactly what I have been saying this entire comment thread?
As I said in my last comment... You’ve lost all credibility.
And this has only strengthened my position.
You've lost, Jeffery... go dig up a couple of the pets you've killed and sniff dog femurs while you jack off, and don't involve me in anymore of your bullshit, you fucking idiot.
In fact, I’ll just add you to my ignore list now, because clearly, if you're stupid enough to link to an article you didn’t bother reading, which contains a link to statistics you're too stupid to check, then you're obviously too stupid to follow simple instructions.
HDFI (Humongous Dumb Fucking Idiot)
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00047723.htm
Table 1 shows that pitbulls are overrepresented in dog-bite-related fatalities.
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Deal.
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I don't suppose you could link to it?
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Im on my phone but just from googling "UK Grey squirrel" theres a link called "controlling the Grey squirrel population" about how they are trying to eradicate it to save the native red squirrels but don't have the resources so have to settle for reducing their population to give the reds a chance. Theres an article about how they have successfully eradicated them from Aberdeen called "Britain's native red squirrels beat out invading greys in fight for survival".
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You're missing a lot of context here. But I'll leave it at that.
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Thanks, I found those (presumably):
Britain's native red squirrels beat out 'invading' greys in fight for survival
A project scheme has announced a 'significant decline' in grey squirrels
www.gbnews.com
Controlling the grey squirrel population
The red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, are native to Ireland. They are under threat of local extinction largely due to the presence of the grey squirrel, Sciurus carolinensis, an invasive alien species which was introduced just over 100 years ago in 1911 to county Longford from England.
www.daera-ni.gov.uk
Neither of them says 'grey squirrels are being exterminated from the UK', nor do they say what you said they say in your last post.
The invasive species must be exterminated and the natural habitat restored to the native species is an interesting precedent to set, politically.
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I may have been off with the technical terminology, but the important thing is we remove the darky invaders so harmony can be restored. #RedpowerThanks, I found those (presumably):
Britain's native red squirrels beat out 'invading' greys in fight for survival
A project scheme has announced a 'significant decline' in grey squirrelsControlling the grey squirrel population
The red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, are native to Ireland. They are under threat of local extinction largely due to the presence of the grey squirrel, Sciurus carolinensis, an invasive alien species which was introduced just over 100 years ago in 1911 to county Longford from England.
Neither of them says 'grey squirrels are being exterminated from the UK', nor do they say what you said they say in your last post.
The invasive species must be exterminated and the natural habitat restored to the native species is an interesting precedent to set, politically.
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Maybe the parents should have taught their kid to not disturb, attack, and harass peaceful animals minding their own business. Put the parents in jail.
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Dog owners opting for smaller pets but one powerful breed sees a surge
Most people have been opting for less muscular dog breeds since the ban, but one type is bucking the trend
Looks like you were right about the Cane Corso in the UK though per this article....Haven't 100% fact checked it or looked at it more than surface level
Also, shows exactly what I said from the prior dog attack thead from the "XL Bully" designer breed fad.
Once banned....look at the surge in Cane Corso intrest over there. Literally exactly what myself & @Kovalev's "Man Bag" said would happen.
102% increase. WOW!!!!
So take the article for what it's worth. Interesting info to say the least with logic and believable statistics that can be measured appropriately.
Here is the other crazy part. The Cane Corso (both variants the Italian Recovery process & the Sottile American Process) are way more "dangerous" powerful, aggressive, larger, popular, and capable working dogs than pet bred Bully XLs....... Things just potentially got more dangerous.
If you ban one breed people will flock to another....Or create their own breeds like man has been doing since the beginning of time.
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So I was interested in the breed over a decade ago and started doing research. In my area, there was one breeder. Like, in the entirety of the state. I quickly learned the breed wasn't right for me or my situation so I moved on. Fast forward to today, I see multiple listing's for Corso's daily. It's unnerving to say the least. Those are fucking powerful dogs. Also, the prices have fucking plummeted for them as well, increasing the chances of proliferation.Dog owners opting for smaller pets but one powerful breed sees a surge
Most people have been opting for less muscular dog breeds since the ban, but one type is bucking the trenduk.news.yahoo.com
Looks like you were right about the Cane Corso in the UK though per this article....Haven't 100% fact checked it or looked at it more than surface level
Also, shows exactly what I said from the prior dog attack thead from the "XL Bully" designer breed fad.
Once banned....look at the surge in Cane Corso intrest over there. Literally exactly what myself & @Kovalev's "Man Bag" said would happen.
102% increase. WOW!!!!
So take the article for what it's worth. Interesting info to say the least with logic and believable statistics that can be measured appropriately.
Here is the other crazy part. The Cane Corso (both variants the Italian Recovery process & the Sottile American Process) are way more "dangerous" powerful, aggressive, larger, popular, and capable working dogs than pet bred Bully XLs....... Things just potentially got more dangerous.
If you ban one breed people will flock to another....Or create their own breeds like man has been doing since the beginning of time.
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Im seeing prices back up in Arizona & Ohio compared to when I was getting out of breeding and training due to the influx of idiots & over saturation the last 7-8 years. What area are you in???
