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1. Floydian_Psychology :sonnenrad: :windmill_of_friendship: :sonnenrad: (floydian_psychology@poa.st)'s status on Monday, 27-Mar-2023 01:02:10 JST Floydian_Psychology :sonnenrad: :windmill_of_friendship: :sonnenrad:

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   @PraxisOfEvil That head shape has been bred into them to not allow other dogs from being able to latch onto their heads. Their smooth heads make it harder for dogs to bite their heads. They have wider mouths to let them latch onto animals for longer, this is part of the reason why you can empty an entire mag of bullets into a pitbull and it will still be latching onto something. And last but not least at all is that they have genetically much much higher aggression. Look at this pie chart, think about all of the thousands of dog breeds there are, all those dog breeds in that tiny 21%. This means that pit bulls are thousands of times more violent than almost every single dog breed except for very few other kinds of dogs like rottweilers, even rottweilers as violent as they can be pale in comparison to the sheer amount of violence pitbulls have inflicted on people and animals.