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Uploaded by on May 15, 2009

ROVERlution, is a California-based group working to overturn common-sense breed-specific public safety legislation in cities like Denver. The Mile High City in May 2005 placed a ban on pit bulls, which resulted in backlash from people who are indifferent to the damage dangerous dogs have caused to children and people.

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  • Almost 99.9% of the Pit bull attacks on Children were not actually DONE by Pit Bulls.

    Just ask Texas.

  • so how many are these kids where actually attacked by pittbulls?? u dont even know do u how many wernt properly supervised with the dogs? yet again u cant tell us u dumbass

  • Every year, more than 2000 children in the U.S. are killed by their parents or guardians either through abuse or neglect. A child is more than 800 times more likely to be killed by their caretaker than by a Pit Bull.

  • SO True, Pitbulls should be banned everywhere, aggressive and violent breed. "oh he was just protecting his property" is absolutely no excuse for an attack on innocent people.

  • Kids are 100x more likely to be killed by their own parent or caregiver.This is a fact.Pitbulls are also responsible for a small fraction of reported attacks.

  • CLASSISC EXAMPLE of twisting the truth...or half truths

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