I adopt pit bulls on Craigslist and put them down - and you should too! - I also do the same with black orphans!


Be honest: chances are that you cross the street when you see a pit bull walking toward you on the same sidewalk. Pit bulls have a well deserved reputation all over the world for being dangerous, aggressive dogs that suddenly snap for no apparent reason. I’m here to tell you the truth is even worse than previously thought.

You see, these murder machines have a well oiled social media disinfo apparatus known as “pit mommies.” The “pit mommy” movement adopts and breeds pit bulls while posting photos of them dressed up in pink tutus and baby clothes. These “adorabull” posts are almost always accompanied by absurd fallacies and false claims about the breed being harmless.

With more and more people now getting their news and ideas from social media, the pit mommy movement has managed to deceptively shift public perception on pits to somewhere in the apathetic middle.

But pit bulls have been selectively bred for bloodsport for centuries. They are genetically hardwired to kill, and to not be deterred by any amount of pain to get the kill. No amount of love and training will undo the pit bull instinct to kill. Someone thinking she’s a good owner with such a lovable muscled doggo will not prevent it from taking its blood prize the moment it sees a window of opportunity.

If you get a pit bull, you are setting the creature and the potential victims around you up for failure by denying history and genetics.

Unfortunately, elected representatives in America are failing to do anything about pit bulls as they continue to mass murder our children and doggoes. I propose and will demonstrate in this article that the pit crisis has now reached a point where We The People are called upon to take matters into our own hands. The continued murder of innocents calls for radical action.

That’s why for three years now I have adopted over a hundred pit bulls on Craigslist — and then put them down.

Because of my efforts, fewer humans (and good doggoes) will have to suffer from pit bull attacks. I like to think that my accumulated effort has over the long term saved at least one child from the lockjaws of death. But, I realize, this form of activism will need hundreds of practitioners across our beautiful country to even begin to get a grip on the pit crisis.

Pit maulings by the numbers​

Even the cuddliest and most well behaved pit bull can and eventually will turn on its humans for no or little reason — like an unexpected sound, or a bout of boredom. They’ve even been known to eat their own owners for a snack, like when Virginian police discovered two pit bulls in the forest casually eating their dead owner’s rib cage (after killing her).

But let’s look at the statistics. Despite making up around 6.2% of the dog population, pit bulls are responsible for over 70% of all fatal dog bites, according to a 2018 scientific study from dog attack authority DogsBite.org. When you include pit mixes, the number goes even higher:

Pit bulls, additional bull breeds and mastiff-type guard dogs and war dogs — the types used to create “baiting” bull breeds and fighting breeds — accounted for a jaw-dropping 87% (40) of all dog bite-related deaths in 2020.

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Are you paying attention yet?

To top it all off, pits target children disproportionally more than any other breed. While dogs of all breeds can snap when feeling threatened or in a bad mood, pit bull selection of victim is based on what it thinks it can readily turn into blood soup.

If you’re a pet owner, you’re probably aware that humans aren’t the only victims of pit bulls. Pit bulls often attack and kill dogs, cats, and other pets. I know from first hand experience because two of them tried to kill my lab in a completely unprovoked (redundant) attack in 2018.

A perfect example of this phenomenon is the 2018 incident at the Chiang Mai, Thailand pet show. Keep in mind that pet show dogs are often trained to be highly disciplined. But even with hundreds of hours of training and discipline, a pit bull in this pet show couldn’t help itself from attacking a beautiful Siberian Husky. This completely demolishes the lie that only pit bulls with bad owners attack others.

In 2019, pit bulls accounted for 91% of fatal dog-on-dog attacks, as well as 76% of fatal attacks on cats.

If you’re still not convinced about the devastating impact of pit bulls, if you still can’t feel for the mass murdered victims of the pit bulls, you need to grow some empathy in your soul. You may be a psychopath.

Listen to pit bull survivors — and believe them​

In January 2021, 35-year-old Candis Danielson was attacked by her neighbor’s two pit bulls. According to local news, the vicious pit bulls had “dragged Danielson under the trailer and inflicted extensive damage to her legs and feet.” The woman had to get one of her feet amputated as a result of the pit bull attack.

In yet another attack that happened last year, a Kentucky man was left “pretty chewed up” after being surrounded and attacked by three pit bull. The man was hospitalized with injuries to the face, back and lower torso. The story would have been much different if it was a gang of three Chihuahuas or Shih Tzus. “You can see [injuries] on my face, on the side of my face, on my back, you know, on my bottom. Some pretty good gashes on my leg and, you know, I’ve even got some scratches on my private parts. So, I was pretty chewed up,” the victim reported.

The most heart-wrenching stories are those that involve children. Pit bulls appear to have a special affinity for stalking the smallest and most innocent of children before ambushing and tearing their necks up.

In March 2013, 14-month-old Daxton Borchardt was allowed to stay with his babysitter despite her pitbulls, because his parents believed it’s all about training. The pitbulls promptly murdered little Daxton.

Daxton’s father Jeff said that he could no longer remain silent after hearing about a toddler mauled by a pit bull in Caledonia. Before his son’s death, Jeff said that he used to believe that a dog’s behavior was determined by the way it was raised. He no longer believes this myth — an evil lie peddled by pit mommies online. “Believing the myth, ‘It’s not the breed, it’s all how you raise them,’ is what left us without a son,” Jeff said. He said he cannot forget how his son looked after the prolonged attack.

Another attack that occurred this year resulted in the death of a 6-year-old child. “I was an advocate for pit bulls and what happened today happened so fast that there was nothing that anyone could do,” the mother said as she cried.

For children who manage to survive the pit bull attacks, the trauma never stops. A three-year-old girl who suffered serious injuries and lost her eye after surviving a pit bull attack was booted out of a KFC after an employee told her grandmother that the child’s scars were “disturbing” other customers.

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My proposal for common sense pit bull control​

Most of us agree at this point that it’s time to come up with a permanent solution to the pit bull question. At the same time, I recognize that not everyone wants to spend their time trekking around their state looking for adoptable pit bulls to put down.

America must implement common-sense pit bull control to rid ourselves of these dogs, and I have a series of suggestions.

1.) Like we do with so many important issues, let’s look to the laws and policies of our progressive allies. Currently, there are pit bull bans in several progressive countries, such as Canada, Denmark, France, Finland, Norway, Switzerland, and several more. If those countries are smart enough to recognize the need for common sense pit bull control, then America should follow suit.

2.) We should also regulate animal shelters who are cynically using loopholes to trick people into bringing assault-style dogs into their homes.

Currently, animal shelters are overrun with pit bulls, which is understandable considering their extremely violent nature. However, shelters don’t properly inform potential adopters that these dogs are pit bulls. Instead, animal shelters will advertise a pit bull as a “lab mix” or another “mix” breed in an attempt to deceive those looking for a friendly family dog.

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Everyone should be able to agree that animal shelters that do this should be shut down and held accountable for the blood on their hands.

3.) Lastly, we need to tell Big Tech to remove pit mommy content as speedily and heavy-handedly as they deal with other kinds of misinformation identified by the White House as a health risk. Think vaccine misinfo, etc. We must also demand a highly visible pit bull warning attached to posts associated with persons identified as pit mommies or pit mommy adjacent.

How many more children must die? The time to act is yesterday.

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I did rescue. Shelters are fucking hilariously bad at identifying breeds. Is it mostly black? Lab mix. Does it have at least one blue eye? Husky mix. Is if fluffy and over 50lbs.? Husky mix. Fluffy and under 50lbs? Sheltie mix. Looks like your sterotypical pitbull and has killed multiple other pets? Lab mix who "needs to be an only dog".

Hell, I had a shelter tell me a dog was a female. I got home and my neutered male immediately started showing an attitude, and when I gave the new dog a bath, well, it's pretty obvious when a male dog is NOT neutered.
That makes sense, and this also helps to poke holes in the lady's arguments. Her saying shelters need to be regulated/punished for "loopholes" really sounds like she just has a personal vendetta against these dogs while having that holier-than-thou "rules for thee, not for me" attitude. Does she have proof the shelters are being malicious in lying about pit bull mixed breeds to sell them to people, or is she pulling this out of her ass? Just sounds like trouble. Same with her third proposal of having Big Tech remove pit mommy stuff, like that's censorship through-and-through. They're nasty people, but they should have the same rights to spew their bullshit as everyone else as long as it's not breaking site guidelines. Saying nasty shit like wishing death on people should be where they get the banhammer, but that rarely ever gets enforced.

Also if she's been putting these dogs down literally after adopting them, is she going to a different veterinarian every time, or does she have a veterinarian friend in cahoots with her?
 
That makes sense, and this also helps to poke holes in the lady's arguments. Her saying shelters need to be regulated/punished for "loopholes" really sounds like she just has a personal vendetta against these dogs while having that holier-than-thou "rules for thee, not for me" attitude. Does she have proof the shelters are being malicious in lying about pit bull mixed breeds to sell them to people, or is she pulling this out of her ass? Just sounds like trouble. Same with her third proposal of having Big Tech remove pit mommy stuff, like that's censorship through-and-through. They're nasty people, but they should have the same rights to spew their bullshit as everyone else as long as it's not breaking site guidelines. Saying nasty shit like wishing death on people should be where they get the banhammer, but that rarely ever gets enforced.

Also if she's been putting these dogs down literally after adopting them, is she going to a different veterinarian every time, or does she have a veterinarian friend in cahoots with her?
Oh they'll lie like dogs about pits. Dog turned in after killing 4 cats and three dogs in the house? "Sweet pupper lab mix looking to be an only pet!"

As long as the dog has only slaughtered 50 animals in a house then it can be adopted out as a "non-aggressive" dog as it hasn't been recorded as having bit a person yet.
 
Even the most well trained dog is gonna maul the shit out of a brat that hitting it or poking it or w/e, trying to say that's exclusive to pits is retarded. Shit, I'd probably maul a toddler to death with my teeth too if it wouldn't stop harassing me and its parents were nowhere to be seen.
Reply button broken. Anyway, this just isn't true. For one thing, there are breeds that are well known for their calm nature and not acting out around kids, no matter how annoying they are. Those dog breeds are the kinds that normies need to stick with instead of a breed that is known for having been bred for killing. And I can personally attest to this with my childhood lab dog getting clawed in the face by a cat, or getting his tail pulled hard by toddlers, etc. Do you know what he did when my cousin pulled the crap out of his ear and tail? Nothing. He might have yipped or barked in annoyance. But that's it. Because he was a dog breed that is known for being great with kids.

Further, you appear to be ignoring the stories where people were attacked after doing nothing or relatively nothing, such as accidentally stepping on a the dog's paw or tail, or just looking at it. These stories of people being attacked and killed are horrifying in part because in almost all of them, people weren't doing anything to warrant such an over the top response. It's not like these people were torturing the dog and it fought back.
 
Does she have proof the shelters are being malicious in lying about pit bull mixed breeds to sell them to people, or is she pulling this out of her ass?
It’s absolutely a documented fact that shelters, especially pibble shelters and no-kill shelters, use misleading language to foist their murdermutts on the public.
 
Oh they'll lie like dogs about pits. Dog turned in after killing 4 cats and three dogs in the house? "Sweet pupper lab mix looking to be an only pet!"

As long as the dog has only slaughtered 50 animals in a house then it can be adopted out as a "non-aggressive" dog as it hasn't been recorded as having bit a person yet.
It’s absolutely a documented fact that shelters, especially pibble shelters and no-kill shelters, use misleading language to foist their murdermutts on the public.
Alright then, her suggestions of one and two are fair. Her number three just goes a bit too far in outright banning pittie mommies or even slapping them with misinfo labels, their death threats and shit should be plastered everywhere to show how insane they are. Mass-reporting for breaking guidelines is better than outright censorship.
 
Alright then, her suggestions of one and two are fair. Her number three just goes a bit too far in outright banning pittie mommies or even slapping them with misinfo labels, their death threats and shit should be plastered everywhere to show how insane they are. Mass-reporting for breaking guidelines is better than outright censorship.
I don’t believe in censoring or gagging anyone in general. But it’s interesting that tech platforms have fallen in line with something as provably harmful as pitbull advocacy, while outright banning shit that simply hurts people’s feelings.

My feeling is that anyone who’s a ‘pit mommy’ or other pitbull advocate should have aggravation added to any legal charge arising from their animal attacking other animals or people. You spend hours bleating that “it’s the way they’re raised” and “deed not breed”? Well your dog just ripped a toddler apart so you must have raised it badly and are directly responsible for the deed then.
 
Oh they'll lie like dogs about pits. Dog turned in after killing 4 cats and three dogs in the house? "Sweet pupper lab mix looking to be an only pet!"

As long as the dog has only slaughtered 50 animals in a house then it can be adopted out as a "non-aggressive" dog as it hasn't been recorded as having bit a person yet.
See, maybe it's because I have exotics, but i feel like it should be common sense to only allow carnivores with a prey drive (which all dogs and cats are) around other animals they could potentially eat under close supervision, if it's done at all. I don't let my bird out when my snakes are out, for instance.

If a dog has a history of killing other pets I'd just wonder who the fuck keeps letting their domesticated wolf around shit it might want to eat. Even the most well trained dog still has a prey drive.
Reply button broken. Anyway, this just isn't true. For one thing, there are breeds that are well known for their calm nature and not acting out around kids, no matter how annoying they are. Those dog breeds are the kinds that normies need to stick with instead of a breed that is known for having been bred for killing. And I can personally attest to this with my childhood lab dog getting clawed in the face by a cat, or getting his tail pulled hard by toddlers, etc. Do you know what he did when my cousin pulled the crap out of his ear and tail? Nothing. He might have yipped or barked in annoyance. But that's it. Because he was a dog breed that is known for being great with kids.

Further, you appear to be ignoring the stories where people were attacked after doing nothing or relatively nothing, such as accidentally stepping on a the dog's paw or tail, or just looking at it. These stories of people being attacked and killed are horrifying in part because in almost all of them, people weren't doing anything to warrant such an over the top response. It's not like these people were torturing the dog and it fought back.
You do realize a good chunk of dog breeds were developed to kill one thing or another, right? Hell IIRC rat terriers aren't named so much for their appearance as the fact the breed was originally developed to kill rats. Even a lot of little yappy accessory breeds were originally bred to be killers.

I tend to believe people who claim they were attacked by an animal out of nowhere for no reason about as much as people who claim they were chased by a snake. Sure, that might be what they claim, but do you really think someone is going to want to be honest about the fact that they were fucking around and found out with a big dog or just left their toddler unsupervised with the dog for hours during a Franzia binge?

I have heard pits will often get extremely attached to one person/family and will attack people who they perceive as acting threatening to that person though.
 
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I have seen tons of Facebook pet postings where some idiot has a pitbull that has already bitten a child or killed an animal and they are trying to unload it on "experienced dog owners ONLY!!!" for free. These dogs are passed around between cluster B nightmare women until someone puts them down, either its 7th owner who gets too scared or by animal control after something goes really wrong.
 
In my country, people have to get a license to own what are deemed "dangerous" breeds, i had to get one for my rottweilers. Its basically mandatory dog school and training. You can like pit bull or not but its a fact that almost nobody reports little shitbird bites from dachshund or chihuahuas. Pits are not more aggressive but when they are not properly trained more dangerous than other breeds.
 
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