05/26/2026
Help me think. I've noticed that society seems to only accept the weak. The weaker a person/dog is, the more society will embrace them. The stronger a person/dog is, the less society wants them around. Why is that?
I believe it's because with weaker individuals, there's little to no risk of consequences if you screw up.
Would you feel uncomfortable around someone if you knew they had just been released from prison for murder, robbery, or some other violent crime? Most people are... I'm not sure its all about the fear of being randomly attacked. I think it's more because they know there will be consequences for disrespect or conflict.
Same with dogs. People are very cocky about their dog training skills until they meet a dog with a real bite history. A dog who has proven it's willing to engage with violence, scares the s**t out of people. Even trainers. I think that's because these trainers aren't really as confident as they pretend to be. They know if they screw up and do something to challenge the dog, they'll be met with force.
I feel safer with 10 killers than I do with 1 coward. A killer can be an asset, but a coward is always a liability. (I have no real point, this is open discussion)
