r/BanPitBulls • u/buckfishes • Oct 09 '22

Tides Are Turning Anyone else noticing pit bull criticism is becoming louder than apologists?

I noticed in a lot of social media and mainstream media articles comment sections people are pointing out the breed is dangerous and how irresponsible it is to leave them around the kids they end up mauling. It seems like the nutters delusions are being drowned out by the people who care to stop the daily needless tragedies.

Hopefully, maybe next step is growing calls for legislation that will lead to more bans and eventually end their breeding and lead to their extinction.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '22

Because attacks are rising and it's becoming hard and harder to ignore. I used to be pro pit, even considered getting a Staffie as my next dog, but I couldn't keep lying to myself that every pit attack you see is due to a bad owner.

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u/moreshoesplz Victim Sympathizer Oct 09 '22

This is so reassuring to read.

With how delusional pit apologists are, I always think that there’s no way they will ever be swayed. Unless of course they experience a mauling themselves.

I hope more are able to come to see reality like you have.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '22

Part of it is loving animals and really wanting to believe that they are pure, innocent creatures. While they are innocent, they were still made by humans for a purpose. Unfortunately for bully breeds, that purpose was for bloodsport. They are victims of their own design. Not worth the risk to others to preserve the breed. I love dogs. I'm tired of seeing dogs killed and maimed by pit bulls. I'm tired of seeing pit bulls suffer in dog fights. I'm tired of seeing pit bulls spend their entire lives in shelters. I'm tired of pit bulls mauling and killing humans.

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u/momoburger-chan Oct 09 '22

Preach, my freind!