Weatherall, you know that the breed responsible for the most dog attacks on children is the Labrador, right?
There /are/, in fact, endless stories, but regime media filters for novelty as much as for politics.
(Labradors are #1 for attacks mostly because there are so many of them in households with children under 10. They ARE less excitable on average than pitbulls, but the difference isn't huge. Labs were bred for hunting, after all.)
bruh... as you admitted, there are notable concessions there. pit bulls are for homos with small penises... and other %#&$-types. kill them all.
im getting the same vibe i do from shitlibs when met with the reality that blacks are responsible for 60% of homicides whilst holding down a relatively small(thank God) portion of the pop... 
Bro, your y-axis isn't even labelled, I have no idea what its showing. Per capita? Per dog?
The numbers I was quoting are Australian, but I doubt the US is very different.
Labradors and swimming pools harm more children than pitbulls and rifles.
Pitbulls and Shepherds ARE sterotyped as owned by overcompensaters, and there's some truth to that, but its far from the full picture. Pitbulls I've met have been gentle and well-disciplined.
Genetics matters, but for acts of violence culture matters more, be it genus Homo or Canis.
nice dream brah.... #kumbaya
here is the article... fuck australia.
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/legal/dog-attack-statistics-breed/
i have not the time to bother correcting your entirely modern(idealism) take on these matters further but culture is downstream from genetics for one.
kill ALL pitbulls.
Niggerbulls are so creepy ngl. Would never let a child near one.
Most lists I've seen have other bulldogs near the top also
Rottweilers are a type of mastiff and closely related to bulldogs
(with mastiffs generally being bred for war, guard duty, or fighting)
"Pit bulls are responsible for more than half of dog bite incidents among all breeds despite comprising only 6% of pet dogs."
"Dog bite severity varies by the breed of dog, and studies have found that pit bull–type dogs have both a high rate of reported bites and a high rate of severe injuries, compared to other non–pit bull–type dogs."
