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Nope! Not me.

PS - You might want to educate yourself on PETA's position regarding the breed. Turns out they don't love 'em so much afterall. Here it is from their own website:

"PETA’s Position on Pit Bull Bans Legislatures across the country are increasingly seeking to ban pit bulls in an effort to crack down on dogfighting and prevent attacks by pit bulls. PETA supports legislation that bans the breeding of pit bulls, just as we support any spay/neuter legislation as the most effective way to combat the tragic companion animal overpopulation problem. We also support pit bull bans, as long as they include a grandfather clause allowing all living dogs who are already in good homes and well cared for to live the remainder of their lives safely and peacefully.

Of course they leave one question open. Namely, just who is going to determine what constitutes a "good home" and a "well cared for" dog? (Darn! Two questions again!)

Oh, yeah ..... And what are they going to do to the dogs that don't fit their definition? (Double Darn! Three questions!)

And one other thing .....Which breed will they go after once this demon is gone? (You do know they are against humans having pets altogether, don't you?)