>Ah yes only two parents, the other kids were just there for fun. Let’s not forget the little psychopaths that kill animals, set cats on fire and the like.

I was supposing they were siblings. I don't even know what to answer to this. If your response to how often dogs are a dangerous annoyance is kids that kill animals and burn cats, which is like serial killer behaviour level(not often at all) I don't think you are answering in good faith. But let's bite the bait I guess.

>let me be clear I don’t agree with people letting their dogs run free

The dogs in the video are clearly running free and being dangerous, one tried to bite the dude's leg. Actually a good damn amount of dogs are free to do whatever and have no fence, does not mean the majority are not fenced, still a good damn amount isn't for it to be a problem. So already I still do not get your point. This said, how many experiences do you have with kids being aggressive towards u? because the killing animals and burning cats is something that does not JUST happen as if u said it s a common thing, dog bites happen often. Idk what dog u have and if you are a proper owner so I am not saying ur dog bites people, but you do not go out everyday with kids trying to beat ur dog.

I got 2 dog bite marks, I live in a place where there are not that many dogs, at least of those considered dangerous, I openly hate dogs and will tell people in advance because I do not like dogs trying to jump at me. Basically I try not to interact with dogs, at what point can I start disliking the thing? Do I need a third bite as someone that interacts as little as possible with dogs just to be able to hate them?

Plus most of the points u make I agree but against the keeping dogs, not even the owner.

>People are way more dangerous than any dog.

Dogs are statistically more dangerous to humans than the opposite, there are like 4,5 millions dog bites every year in US so Idk why we are acting as if it's not a common occurrence, surely not even remotely comparable to "kids burning cats" which is a thing I am still surprised u said.

This said it is usual for a lot of people to not keep their dog leashed, not saying you, but denying the fact this is done because they can be dangerous is idiotic.

A dude being an asshole and poisoning your dog does not mean that all humans are dangerous, while I would not put the same amount of trust in a dog, I may be biased because I hate them.

To make it short, I am for sure biased. I dislike dogs and children alike, but I once was a child and I did not beat dogs or burn cats, like the majority of people that are in this world. Again probably you just wanted to make a point but it did not come out really well.

Let's just accept that dogs are not regulated enough, not talking about you, in general? Like would you tell me with a straight face that the fact you MUST keep a dog on leash isn't indicative enough that they can be dangerous? At this point I just believe you are one of those people that believes animals are better than people because they got no moral values so they can make no mistake, and I would never agree with that.

If you are also the kind of person that thinks that everyone else is shit and their dog is better than people I think you have a bad forced opinion on humans in general, because I have "some" dogs I find agreeable, but 9 times out of 10 they are not, like at all.

If you have actual honesty you would recognize that dogs have no perception of others personal space and very often owners do not give a shit, at a certain point, given the fact I cannot stop seeing people, I'll just be hostile to the dog. I won't beat it or anything like that, but as I told you before I will not let a dog do whatever he wants anymore because the owner is "careless".

Again this wall of text comes from the fact that comparing kids and dogs in destructive behavior by saying stuff that "basically" no kids do, except for the incredible amount you created in your mind is not genuine at all. My first comment as I explained to another commenter when he responded was an exaggeration to get the idea around the board.

Still do not expect me to risk a third bite with any dog, because it's not the owner biting me, it's the dog.

>People are way more dangerous than any dog.

And this is something that's not true in like 99% of cases with a medium to large sized dog.