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<blockquote data-quote="Maverick7340" data-source="post: 1780385" data-attributes="member: 837">Your pitbull story reminds me of the Zimmerman story. Since it&#039;s so easy to make up a story to fit your believes. As far as we know since we weren&#039;t there the reality could have been a pitbull came and laid down and took a nap on her porch and wouldn&#039;t move even though she was screaming at it to move and because it was a pitbull she thought only bad things can happen.By adding mean pitbull to the story or the dog wouldn&#039;t let her out doesn&#039;t mean that was what really happened. The pitbull could have just been sitting there doing nothing. What if she would have opened the door and it rolled over for a tummy rub or the kids got out of the car and the dog was wagging it&#039;s tail and being playful? &nbsp;Pitbulls actually can act like that and just because you find it easier to use pitbulls as an excuse to have a gun doesn&#039;t mean those that own pitbulls want their dogs to be used as an excuse.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maverick7340, post: 1780385, member: 837"] Your pitbull story reminds me of the Zimmerman story. Since it's so easy to make up a story to fit your believes. As far as we know since we weren't there the reality could have been a pitbull came and laid down and took a nap on her porch and wouldn't move even though she was screaming at it to move and because it was a pitbull she thought only bad things can happen. By adding mean pitbull to the story or the dog wouldn't let her out doesn't mean that was what really happened. The pitbull could have just been sitting there doing nothing. What if she would have opened the door and it rolled over for a tummy rub or the kids got out of the car and the dog was wagging it's tail and being playful? Pitbulls actually can act like that and just because you find it easier to use pitbulls as an excuse to have a gun doesn't mean those that own pitbulls want their dogs to be used as an excuse. [/QUOTE]

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