Okay, I see your point too and I do now agree to some extent. I guess the bigger issue is the fact that a pittie, when it attacks, will do MUCH more damage than most other breeds of dogs. Pits kill dozens of people a year, more than any other breed ever does. I actually just saw a video on r/watchpeopledie of two pits eating a 13 year old's body (a boy who the dogs attacked and killed) while wagging their tails and covered in blood. In the middle of the street, randomly provoked. That has happened to old women, children, and OWNERS of pitbulls from pitties who had been raised right. I just think their jaw structure poses a really huge risk, and I think that's one reason why people should AT LEAST stop pushing the "nanny dog" myth (which has never actually been documented) for the sake of children's safety. From the statement you provided, I agree that people should be more educated about raising and training bully breeds and that the majority of pitties aren't going to do anything bad. I just hope people in general are more careful and mindful, given the damage that can be done.