Came across this article today...
I thought it was interesting.
https://phys.org/news/2014-02-aggressive-dog.html
Why do people continue attempting to apologize for the fact that the overwhelming majority of canine fatalities come from one breed?
Came across this article today...
I thought it was interesting.
https://phys.org/news/2014-02-aggressive-dog.html
Why do people continue attempting to apologize for the fact that the overwhelming majority of canine fatalities come from one breed?
Canine fatalities? Sir, please advise if trolling. Also, in regards to your breed claim, please point me in the direction of something I can read and sink my teeth into...see what I did there?
https://nationalcanineresearchcouncil.com/dogbites/dog-bite-related-fatalities/
Just got me a Rotlab puppy. My girls named her Nana after the dog on Dinsey's Peter Pan.
Awesome.... good breed choice too.
Im jealous now(im a big time dog lover)
https://www.ksl.com/?sid=28998981&nid=148&title=dog-lovers-walk-to-support-anti-breed-discrimination-measureOrganizers chose the state capitol this week to raise awareness about House Bill 97, which is headed to the state Senate for review. The measure would prohibit a municipality from enacting or enforcing a breed-specific rule, regulation, policy, or ordinance about dogs. Currently, there are 10 Utah cities that outlaw pit bulls or pit bull mixes, according to Natalie Schun with SLC StrutABulls.
Typical Utah republicans. They always hate big government until it's them, then they can't get enough power.
Typical Utah republicans. They always hate big government until it's them, then they can't get enough power.
That's republicans everywhere, not just Utah. But haha. Nice shot.
No it's silly. It's government intrusion for Republicans in the state to ban cities from from banning breeds but it's not government intrusion for Republicans from municipalities to ban breeds?
That's republicans everywhere, not just Utah. But haha. Nice shot.
It's the irony of pounding the states rights drum with one hand while doing the same to towns with the other. Do as they say, not as they do.
It's the irony of pounding the states rights drum with one hand while doing the same to towns with the other. Do as they say, not as they do.
I don't live everywhere. Gods you're weird.
First of all the bill is just under review. Second that is the nature of our system. Comparing the relationship between the federal government and states to the one between states and municipalities is silly.
I am probably just as disillusioned with the numb skulls on capital hill as you but that statement is silly.
Telling people with less political power how to associate with one another is different than the fed-state relations? I get the scale and legal relationship is a bit different, but to write it off as silly while granting all unchecked legal powers to the state is flippant IMO.
You're acting like townships don't have the authority for their citizens to vote their preferences.
Are you making a states rights argument? Why are you arguing on behalf of something you don't believe in? It didn't sound like that was your original position.
That's all he does. Hahaha.
It's the curse of having the intelligence it takes to think twice, and notice there's a difference in the result. "Believing" becomes obviously insufficient to the process of thinking.