[kanawa]

Now that the kind of subjective argument that we initially see from neighbors who choose to own pit bull type dogs for a very short time.

You make statements like....

"continue to make your own choices on feeding defenseless people to dogs "

and then expect to be treated with any degree of respect or seriousness?
You'll be treated with the contempt you deserve.
I've wasted enough time on your foolishness, again...have a nice day.

[familyop]

"You make statements like....

"continue to make your own choices on feeding defenseless people to dogs "

and then expect to be treated with any degree of respect or seriousness?
You'll be treated with the contempt you deserve."

My statement on that is relevant, especially to anti-firearm policies in the eastern half of Canada. Many in Ontario have been arbitrarily refused firearms licenses without reasons. Such licenses in Canada for defending against dangerous animals are also "restricted" (to certain areas, and other restrictions). Human strangers walking by your place with firearms for self-defense would be generally much more trustworthy than any pit pull that's strange to them.

As for your "contempt" for me, pit bull owners in my area have the same kind of contempt for others. My family members and friends won't be mauled, detoured or intimidated by your choice of pet. They'll be exterminated on sight.

[familyop]

They’ll be exterminated on sight—pit bulls, that is. As I wrote before, all who have had more than enough of those animals in rural areas should get or build incinerators to burn pit bull carcasses to ashes before tossing the bones out (where legal—includes most rural areas). Otherwise, worthless, overpopulating, wild pests will dig the carcasses up to feed to their young (and thus, propagating more problems).