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In reply to the discussion: Another responsible dog owner: Boy dies after pit bull attack in Wisconsin [View all]BainsBane
(57,313 posts)46. to those who devalue life
it hardly surprises me that mass murder of the one species that has allowed human kind to develop agriculture and civilization would seem like an appropriate justification to defend unfettered profits from the machinery of death. Plus then we could just get rid of herding dogs and keep livestock totally drugged up and immobile to make sure the food is really unhealthy, human beings become increasingly obese, and mega corporations make even more profits while small ranchers go extinct.
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Another responsible dog owner: Boy dies after pit bull attack in Wisconsin [View all]
The Straight Story
Mar 2013
OP
So, their historical value to human development justifies continued ownership?
dairydog91
Mar 2013
#49
A living thing can be trained & socialized NOT to attack & kill without provocation.
baldguy
Mar 2013
#50
There is too much missing from this story. Mostly what is missing is the story...
Kalidurga
Mar 2013
#28
I laughed, "assault dog" and calling for an "assault dog" ban, it's for the children
pediatricmedic
Mar 2013
#38