Yes, I also found the comments very much worth reading, and helpful to use when encountering pit bull advocacy, which so often manifests as bullying. Thank you for posting this.
Yes, one must always find a label for those who disagree with your premise, and bully is as good as any other label I guess.
What label should we use for you who stokes hate? Hatemonger? Scaredy Cat? Dog Hater? Oh, I know, since you act like a leftist, let's use a leftist word for you. Anti-Dog Activist.
Where are all your hysterical posts about snakes? Why is it just dogs you hate and are so afraid of?
When did this fear of dogs manifest itself? When you were a child or maybe more recently? It would be good to know in the effort to diagnose your mental illness.
Here; let me help you with that diagnosis. Your phobia is called Cynophobia
Now that you have a name for your mental illness perhaps you can seek help in overcoming it.
May I suggest your efforts would be better spent in treating your own illness but if you absolutely must pursue this dog bashing path you're on; at least have the decency to try and locate the cause of why all the dogs in the world are attacking people for seemingly no reason at all. I personally don't believe they are random. I believe these dogs were somehow provoked. I only know of one breed, Dobermans, that is known for developing a kind of doggie dementia at a senior age that causes them to act crazy and do things they normally wouldn't.
I will stipulate Pit Bulls are prone to attack other dogs; particularly when they are being territorial or protecting one of their pack or humans. I will also stipulate Pit Bull (owners) should make sure their dogs get the discipline, training, and especially the love they require to be great dogs. Having said that; I would think long and hard before having any of the bully breeds around small children or ornery teens. Teasing and/or provoking a bully breed is one of the dumbest things anyone can do. They might as well play Russian Roulette instead.