re: You wouldn’t believe what the most dangerous breed of dog was

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Is this more of an indictment on the breed or the people who own pit bulls and how they raise them?

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I definitely think both attribute

I was bitten by a Pitbull while out on a run years ago. And I wasn’t the first by this dog. But I still felt bad when the city seized the dog and put it down.

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Is this more of an indictment on the breed or the people who own pit bulls and how they raise them?

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and how they raise them?

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you can raise a t-rex from a hatchling and that mother fricker is going to eat someone eventually.

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Is this more of an indictment on the breed or the people who own pit bulls and how they raise them?

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It seems you have to actively train the aggressive tendencies out of them while you have to actively train a golden retriever to be aggressive. The difference is that no matter how much an owner thinks it’s “always the owner never the breed”, if that pitbull snaps, there’s nothing short of a firearm stopping it. And it does facial reconstruction surgery damage within seconds and doesn’t stop. There’s videos of a pitbull getting legitimately shot and continuing to wag its tail while mauling.

Is this more of an indictment on the breed or the people who own pit bulls and how they raise them?
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To answer your question, it's the breed.
Example:
A poorly trained lab will 1) chew up every shoe in sight 2) bark constantly 3) jump up on people.
A poorly trained pitbull will 1) kill.