We DID PITT BULLS BEFORE!

[randome]

124. Are you saying that banning doesn't work?

Or do you mean that when all BSLs are lumped together, some work and some don't and so therefore BSLs are meaningless?

Because I kind of think it's hard to get around a ban unless you live in a very remote, rural area. But banning is seldom designed to keep open areas of farmland safe. They are usually designed to keep a certain breed off the streets of cities.

And if that's the case, I would say bans are easier to enforce, since being seen in public with a banned breed would likely mean a heavy fine and removal of the dog.

And if a ban forces someone to keep their dog off the streets from fear of a fine and removal, well, that's a successful ban.

And again, I'm simply curious: what would be the impact to you or anyone else if pit bulls disappeared off the face of the Earth in 20 years or so?

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