Well...that explains it...

The fuck man?

Brother tried this on me while we were racing in Mario kart....He never did it again.

I wanna punch that kid for some reason...

I want to punch him because he looks like the super intendent's son from my old high school. That little bastard was a fat-ass little prick who did pretty much whatever because he couldn't get in trouble. He was the most obnoxious, spoiled little brat I had ever had to deal with. All his kids were. (I was the Library aide. the library aide only had the job because she was married to the super intendent. I did all the library work because that bitch didnt know shit, AND I got to babysit her pilsbury-resembling shits when they skipped their 1st grade and 5th grade classes because "We're doing English and it's too hard...." For fuck's sake. Little redneck, white trash shits!!

*the librarian only had the job because she was married to the super intendent

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Yes, of course, if you are up to the task of owning a potentially dangerous breed, it's fine. People never seem to understand what I mean when I get into this, and just talk about how their dogs are well-behaved and so great; no offense.
But fact is that certain large breeds of dogs have a history of being used as basically weapons, or becoming a threat if unproperly taken care of or disciplined. If someone who doesn't know how to raise such a dog is taking care of one, it's only naïve to believe that the dog couldn't possibly endanger people it comes into contact with. Of course it's a bit different between individuals, but it's not a coincidence that breeds like rotweilers and pitbulls, etc. have the kind of infamy when absolutely anyone can adopt one. That's why I think a required license is in order.

But also, wounds and bites from smaller dogs are much less likely to be reported.
www.dontbullymybreed.org/

Probably because they're usually a lot less serious, and smaller dogs are easier for people to fend off. Undisciplined large dogs have a history of sometimes killing children.

Yes, almost 90% because the parents won't watch them. It's sad, and some things do need to change, but making more legal hoops to jump through before an animal can be rescued, in my opinion, may not be the best choice. They should get rid of BSL, which they even admit just cost $ and protects nobody, and have more thorough interviews with the possible owner and a background check.

Owners need to keep watch over their dogs, rather, since they're the ones that cause danger. Obviously parents should keep watch of their children, but at the same time, a child who approaches a dog on the street should never be in danger because of that. Both are at fault, but mainly the dog owner if the animal isn't fit to be around children, since they are everywhere and aren't the ones that make up for danger upon others.

Instead of focusing mainly on the rescuing of animals, I think that something should be done about continued superfluous breeding. Much more controlled breeding and punishment for bringing unwanted puppies into the world should be established, since that helps take care of the problem. So a license to breed puppies and making sure that they're wanted should be a must.

Maybe random drug tests wouldn't hurt either. There's more drugs and such involved in dog fighting rings than drug rings these days.
Ugh, why do people have to be awful to begin with?
They make the once called "nanny dog" fight to the death, steal, shoot up places...I say tougher psyc screenings for dogs weapons. That way, psycho's can only resort to this to hurt anyone (gif)

*dogs and weapons

Wow I'm surprised at the number of reds that got. That song is perfect to that content.

there are no female yugioh players, just extremely girly men ! and i am the girliest of them all !