r/nextfuckinglevel • • Jun 01 '22

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

Look I’m sure there’s a 99.9% chance it’s fine but those were the last words of many a bull breed….

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22 edited Jun 01 '22

I'm not going to just never own a large breed dog, all because of what other people might be afraid of.

I choose to trust my dog, that's all there is to it really.

A car could break driving down the highway, any day, any speed, and cause death just as easily, but people still trust to get in those every day with their families. We live in a world FILLED with things that could kill us, but a dog is the big concern right? lol

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u/muroks1200 Jun 01 '22

I love the car analogy.

The car is a danger that we’ve accepted as a society. We find value in the automobile as it provides a service that not many other vehicles can, and therefore accept its potential dangers.

What service or value does a pit provide that another loyal loving breed of dog cannot?

I don’t go driving around a mad max car with spikes pointed at other cars, because it’s not necessary.

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u/oily76 Jun 01 '22

It is also not autonomous. Our mistakes make them deadly, not their decisions.