[Socon-Econ]

Pit bull owners don’t want to admit that it runs with the breed. Maybe they’re afraid of the philosophical implications.

[Mr. Silverback]

Bloodhound owners don’t want to admit that it runs with the breed. Maybe they’re afraid of the philosophical implications.

Newfoundland owners don’t want to admit that it runs with the breed. Maybe they’re afraid of the philosophical implications.

Bulldog owners don’t want to admit that it runs with the breed. Maybe they’re afraid of the philosophical implications.

German Shepherd owners don’t want to admit that it runs with the breed. Maybe they’re afraid of the philosophical implications.

Doberman owners don’t want to admit that it runs with the breed. Maybe they’re afraid of the philosophical implications.

The media did it to those breeds before, they're doing it to pit bulls now. They're doing the same thing with dogs that they did with alar on apples, shark attacks in the summer of '01 and GM trucks in '92.

http://nationalcanineresearchcouncil.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/pit-bull-placebo-text1.pdf

http://www.badrap.org/rescue/breed.html

In extensively designed temperament tests, Pits score better than the Golden Retriever and several points better than Beagles.

American Temperament Test Society

[Mr. Silverback]

BTW, what would those “philosophical implications” be, noob? Be specific.

[Mr. Silverback]

About a month ago, in this thread, you posted this:

Pit bull owners don’t want to admit that it runs with the breed. Maybe they’re afraid of the philosophical implications.

I asked what those "philosophical implications" might be.

I haven't gotten an answer.

So, I repeat, what might those "philosophical implications" be exactly? Be specific.