[LT89]

Originally Posted by HIGHTECHDUDE ↗

Huh, what an opportune time to have a gun handy... thank goodness the UK forbids them to save lives.

Common seppo L. The UK didn't forbid guns, plenty of people there own a gun. They're just restricted to people who can prove they're sane and competent enough, so as not to join the top 10 of most violent countries on earth like the US.

[scr0at]

Originally Posted by disconap ↗

Hmmm, I fully support gun ownership but hate pitbulls. Would love to take my gun and blow the head off of every pitbull I see. Responsible, trained gun owners are not a threat to society. There’s no such thing as a responsible pitbull owner, because even the most seemingly docile pit can be triggered at any time, and then good luck stopping it.


In the past five years alone, over a dozen people have been killed by their beloved pet pitbulls while they were having seizures, because it “triggered” the dog. They are retarded mutants who need to be eradicated from society.

How many pitbulls have you owned?

I own guns, I advocate for guns.

The people that want guns banned/removed/destroyed are all "experts" at common sense when both you and I know they are dead fucking wrong.

The pitbull situation is the same as the gun situation - they aren't for everyone.

[spycosis]

It was originally reported that the owner was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter but the police actually arrested him originally on suspicion of GBH and this was later upped to murder.
A murder investigation is ongoing at the time of writing (12th October 2023) The owner was remanded in custody, but has now been bailed pending the outcome of the murder investigation.

Also this week, Marcus Walsh of Merthyr Tydfil, Wales (also a banned owner of 2 American Bully XL dogs) has been jailed for 18 months after his dogs attacked a woman leaving her with multiple puncture wounds.

If this is anything to go by, it would be safe to assume that the owner of the dogs in this video will receive a lengthy prison sentence. If he is convicted of murder in the UK the standard would be a life sentence, which means he may be paroled after 15 to 20 years served but the judge can set a minimum term of any length.

With mitigating circumstances he could get away with a sentence around the 8 year mark, but the fact he had already been cautioned for previous attacks, plus the fact he was banned from owning dogs will weigh heavily against him. I expect him to get about 10 to 12 years.

Also in yet another incident, on October 4th in Sunderland, UK, another owner of 2 American Bully XL's has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of Ian Langley aged 54 after he was attacked by the dogs last week.

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Originally Posted by spycosis ↗

It was originally reported that the owner was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter but the police actually arrested him originally on suspicion of GBH and this was later upped to murder.
A murder investigation is ongoing at the time of writing (12th October 2023) The owner was remanded in custody, but has now been bailed pending the outcome of the murder investigation.

Also this week, Marcus Walsh of Merthyr Tydfil, Wales (also a banned owner of 2 American Bully XL dogs) has been jailed for 18 months after his dogs attacked a woman leaving her with multiple puncture wounds.

If this is anything to go by, it would be safe to assume that the owner of the dogs in this video will receive a lengthy prison sentence. If he is convicted of murder in the UK the standard would be a life sentence, which means he may be paroled after 15 to 20 years served but the judge can set a minimum term of any length.

With mitigating circumstances he could get away with a sentence around the 8 year mark, but the fact he had already been cautioned for previous attacks, plus the fact he was banned from owning dogs will weigh heavily against him. I expect him to get about 10 to 12 years.

Also in yet another incident, on October 4th in Sunderland, UK, another owner of 2 American Bully XL's has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of Ian Langley aged 54 after he was attacked by the dogs last week.

And to think, none of those tragedies would've happened if the dog owners were equipped with healthier means of coping with their tiny little dicks.

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Originally Posted by LT89 ↗

Common seppo L. The UK didn't forbid guns, plenty of people there own a gun. They're just restricted to people who can prove they're sane and competent enough, so as not to join the top 10 of most violent countries on earth like the US.

A gun in this case would've meant someone saving that man's life. None of your programmed faggotry will ever negate that.

[Eldiablo72]

I watched a video where 3 pitts were trying to attack a black dude. He jumped on a car, had a 2x4 and knocked out two of them with a shot over the head. He may even have killed them for all I know. Either way, I'd rather have that black dude swinging the two by four then the whole lot of these pussies trying to save me. I always wonder why the majority of you all are so fucking feminine.

[nate21263]

Originally Posted by Martano666 ↗

Yes we all know how America is the safest place on earth thanks to arming everyone with guns.

Without 1 single exception. In America the places that have the absolute MOST RESTRICTIVE gun laws, are the places with the worst crime. Criminals dont obey gun laws. But they sure as hell LOVE them. They know the chances of being shot while killing or robbing are entirely removed. All any of you babies who dont like big scawey guns talk about is, in comparison to the number of crimes deterred by guns, an extremely tiny number of crimes

[hf442463]

Originally Posted by Martano666 ↗

Yes we all know how America is the safest place on earth thanks to arming everyone with guns.

*insert massive eye roll*

[wildaxboxer]

Originally Posted by OhJstFkOffAlrdy ↗

And to think, none of those tragedies would've happened if the dog owners were equipped with healthier means of coping with their tiny little dicks.

So very true

[Karma]

Originally Posted by spycosis ↗

If this is anything to go by, it would be safe to assume that the owner of the dogs in this video will receive a lengthy prison sentence. If he is convicted of murder in the UK the standard would be a life sentence, which means he may be paroled after 15 to 20 years served but the judge can set a minimum term of any length.

With mitigating circumstances he could get away with a sentence around the 8 year mark, but the fact he had already been cautioned for previous attacks, plus the fact he was banned from owning dogs will weigh heavily against him. I expect him to get about 10 to 12 years.

This is England. He will get a slap on the wrist. Not even that probably.