I don't think MotoAsh was ever comparing people to dog breeds.
As I understood, they were using that comment as an example of how statistics can provid a skewed view about a certain topic.
To your comment though, pit bulls do tend to see different living conditions to some other breeds. Irresponsible ownership is a real problem for pit bulls.
They are strong and hard to train. I don't think they should all be put down, but I do agree that not just anyone should raise one.
I understand the bite statistics but you have to keep in mind how those are reported too.
No one is reporting their neighbor's chihuahua taking a bite at their boot. Bites from smaller breeds mostly go unreported.
It does give a point as to why pit bulls and other large breeds are dangerous though. Whether they are more common or not, they certainly are far, far more serious when it happens.
Responsible ownership has always been an issue with pitbulls, as irresponsible people tend to adopt and breed them.
Indeed. I was bullied in elementary school. Became a bully in high school when I moved out to another state and I also got bigger than the average.
Been working through it in therapy for a few years, it was mostly out of fear. I'd be the big bad bully before someone did it to me, not an excuse since I did hurt people and that's on me. But it is a common thing