Sorry I posted incorrectly. I sent my reply directly to him & not 
 the group. I will try to recreate. 
 
 Yes you are correct you, Eldon, Mike, your wife, and your secy are 
 complete a-holes. Hey chief let me ask you these questions: How many 
 Pitt Bull's did you have on the force? Would you let your babies 
 alone w/ them? How many trips to the old folks home do you make w/ 
 them? Do you have to muzzle them at the vet? Do you think they are 
 great w/ kids? Does your dog also competition shoot? You are in left 
 field and in serious need of a reality check! Your occupation has 
 nothing to do w/ dog behavior. I have a German Shepard that is gaurd 
 2 certified w/ my training alone. He has his own yard and a cement 
 kennel. I would never let him alone w/ anyone. He is perfectly 
 mannered, but a one owner dog. Pitt Bulls are bred to fight, not to 
 be loving house pets you fucking dumbass. PS if I am in your area I 
 will be sure to bring Elvis. 
 
 Have a Nice Day,
 
 thad
 
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DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Harry Seifert"  
 wrote:
 
 > Gee, that makes me, Elden Carl, Mike Cowlishaw, my wife, my 
  
secretary and
 
 > my secretary's husband a bunch of a-holes, huh? 
 > 
 > Let's see, a retired fire chief, two competition shooters, both 
  
nationally
 
 > ranked, a San Diego County Code enforcement officer, my lovely 
  
secretary
 
 > who qualifies every six mo's with the SD Sheriff's Office for her 
  
CCW and a
 
 > Sergeant with the San Diego County Sheriff's Office.  I guess 
  
we're a bunch
 
 > of a-holes.  Do me a big favor and stay away from Julian or San 
  
Diego
 
 > County.  Hey, maybe you can go out on a date with Hillary!! 
 > 
 > And don't forget, my two Dalmatians are much more prone to bite 
  
than Pit
 
 > Bulls.....just ask your local veterinarian.
 > 
 > I am a firm believer in gun control....make sure you center ring 
  
what
 
 > you're shooting at.  Not like the LA County Sheriff's Office.
 > 
 > Harry Seifert
 > bseifert71@m...
 > 
 > 
 > > [Original Message]
 > > From: don cain 
 > > To: Stuart Mumford 
 > > Cc: jay carlson ; DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com>
 > > Date: 5/12/2005 2:11:49 PM
 > > Subject: Re: [DSN_KLR650] RE: Re: Re: NKLR Denver Seizing and 
  
Killing
 
 > your Pit Bulls
 > >
 > > Hmmm,
 > > Replace 'pit bull' with 'gun.' and you have the same argument for
 > > getting rid of all guns also....
 > >
 > > However, your argument is borderline retarded.
 > > If there were no GUNS, no one would be attacked and maimed by 
  
these
 
 > > WORTHLESS ITEMS.
 > > Just because one person is a good GUN owner doesn't excuse the 
  
majority of
 
 > > GUN owners, who are for the most part, a-holes.
 > > Around here, it's pretty much guaranteed that if on one end of a 
  
BARREL
 
 > is a
 > > SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL, on the other is eaither a gang banger, a 
  
meth
 
 > > dealer, or a white
 > > supremacist. They are the GUN of choice for the armpit of 
  
society.
 
 > >
 > > Sure go ahead and blame an animal for the short comings of an 
  
owner.
 
 > >
 > > -don
 > >
 > > On 5/12/05, Stuart Mumford  wrote:
 > > > -----Original Message-----
 > > > > My point is that you are willing to dictate laws for the 
  
rest of us
 
 > > > because of your beliefs.
 > > > 
 > > > Society is defined by people accepting the rule of law. Laws 
  
are
 
 > created adn
 > > > enforced by men, and in the USA, as a democracy, the public 
  
gets to
 
 > > > determine which laws to enact and enforce.
 > > > 
 > > > If it was a dictatorship, one individual could do that.
 > > > As a democracy, each citizen has a civic duty to make his 
  
opinion known.
 
 > > > I made my opinion known, didn't dictate a doggone thing.
 > > > 
 > > > >But back to business. Let's consider two scenarios:
 > > > 
 > > > >Denver: An unsupervised child wanders near a chained pit bull 
  
in the
 
 > > > neighborhood and is tragically maimed.
 > > > >Result: All pit bulls must be rounded up and put down.
 > > > >Newspaper headline: Vicious dog maims child
 > > > >What the headline should have been: Parental negligence 
  
causes child
 
 > > > maiming
 > > > 
 > > > Agreed, with a sub headline, "Another Pit Bull dog attack 
  
maims another
 
 > > > victim: Will the violence ever end?"
 > > > 
 > > > >Rural USA: A cougar wanders into a rural community and kills 
  
a child. I
 
 > > > debate whether to shoot it because of state and
 > > > >federal laws.
 > > > 
 > > > There should be no debate there, this is a ludicrous argument.
 > > > 
 > > > >Result1:  I shoot the cat to prevent the possibility that it 
  
might hurt
 
 > > > another child, and get to (for sure) spend $10k to
 > > > >defend myself in court and (probably) do time in the slam.
 > > > 
 > > > "Your honor, Mr. Carlson saved a child form a wild animal, we 
  
should
 
 > > > imprison him!"
 > > > 
 > > > Pure BS
 > > > 
 > > > >Result2: I don't shoot the cat and it kills my neighbor's 
  
child. I get
 
 > to
 > > > explain to him why I didn't kill the cat when I
 > > > >had the chance.
 > > > >Result1 headline: Man convicted of violating wildlife 
  
protection act.
 
 > > > 
 > > > You seem awful concerned with headlines. WHat does that have 
  
to do with
 
 > > > anything? Th emedia is a business, adn "If it bleeds, it 
  
leads".
 
 > Headlines
 > > > are sensationalism and marketing thinly veiled in the guise of
 > "Journalism",
 > > > for the most part.
 > > > 
 > > > >So tell me, Mr. All Knowing and Policy Making Pulpit of 
  
Knowledge,
 
 > where is
 > > > the consistency in these two scenarios?
 > > > 
 > > > You're obsessed with headlines and can't make a rational 
  
argument?
 
 > > > 
 > > > However, thanks for the title. 

 > > > 
 > > > >Don't like scenarios? Aggravated assault in 13 Denver 
  
neighborhoods
 
 > was up
 > > > 10%+ in 2003 (Google is your friend). Sex assault >was up 10%+ 
  
in 8
 
 > > > neighborhoods. Homicide up 50%+ in 9 neighborhoods (remember 
  
we can't
 
 > blame
 > > > the guns, that's been
 > > > >established). And these meatheads feel like rounding up pit 
  
bulls is a
 
 > good
 > > > use of resources.
 > > > 
 > > > No one ever said the Denver government was prescient or 
  
sensible.
 
 > > > 
 > > > >And you say I've made a stupid argument? Ok, let's close with 
  
a
 
 > discussion
 > > > of pit bulls. I got a buddy who's had pit bulls
 > > > >for as long as I've know him (20+ years). They've all been 
  
shop dogs
 
 > at his
 > > > bike shop. Plenty of foot traffic, zero
 > > > >injuries. The biggest danger is getting licked to death. So 
  
the
 
 > statement
 > > > that;
 > > > 
 > > > >Pit bulls were specifically bred to be vicious, aggressive 
  
fighting
 
 > dogs.
 > > > >There is no place for them in today's society, they sould all 
  
be
 
 > killed and
 > > > >made into catfood.
 > > > 
 > > > >is false, ignorant, and stupid all rolled into one 
  
(congratulations).
 
 > > > 
 > > > Thanks!
 > > > 
 > > > However, your argument is borderline retarded.
 > > > If there were no Pit Bulls, no one would be attacked and 
  
maimed by these
 
 > > > vicious brutes.
 > > > Just because one person is a good dog owner doesn't excuse the 
  
majority
 
 > of
 > > > Pit Bull owners, who are for the most part, a-holes.
 > > > Around here, it's pretty much guaranteed that if on one end of 
  
a leash
 
 > is a
 > > > Pit, on the other is eaither a gang banger, a meth dealer, or 
  
a white
 
 > > > supremacist. They are the dog of choice for the armpit of 
  
society.
 
 > > > 
 > > > >On the other hand, cat hairballs in the street are 
  
disgusting. There
 
 > is no
 > > > place for cats in today's society, they should
 > > > >all be killed and made into, errr, catfood. My dog loves 
  
catfood.
 
 > > > 
 > > > Your dog is as smart as his owner.
 > > > 
 > > > Thanks
 > > > CA Stu
 > > > 
 > > > PS My dog was a Red Doberman, and like you, I got him form a 
  
shelter,
 
 > and
 > > > like yours, his previous owners had abused him. Also, he 
  
survived Canine
 
 > > > Distemper, I slept with him on my lap for at least one night. 
  
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