#stopdescrimination

Please make it stop; I am a victim of #racism in the #workplace. Anybody please hear me, I need some help!😭💔 #StopWorkplaceAbuse #StopBullying #StopDescrimination . https://www.instagram.com/p/CaLmg6uOTfu/?utm_medium=tumblr

This is just heartbreaking to me. I'm a pit bull mom and advocate. I love my dog, and the breed in general. Nothing you can say or do will change my mind. Shame on you Delta Airlines. What we are looking for is equality. To say that pit bulls are just like any other dog is to deny the things that make pit bulls unique. Their intelligence, their tenacity, their goofball nature, their desire to please, and their tendency to pile on top of each other into the most adorable thing you’ve ever seen. Conversely, to say they’re not like other dogs only perpetuates the misconceptions of the general public. Each dog is an individual, and should be regarded as such. Pit bulls are amazing dogs that deserve a fair shot at happy, discrimination-free lives. There are many people that are quick to judge, and offer the solution that banning pit bulls will make the issue of dangerous dogs disappear. Let’s look at things from a different point of view. In 2013, 10,076 people were killed in alcohol-impaired driving crashes, accounting for nearly one-third (31%) of all traffic-related deaths in the United States. This is a staggeringly tragic number. By comparison, in 2013, 31 people were killed in dog bite related fatalities. When a person is killed by an alcohol-impaired driver, the driver of the car is held responsible for that action, not the alcohol itself, or the vehicle they were driving. If we were take the position that things with the potential to be deadly should be banned, in this situation all motorized vehicles would be banned, as well as all alcohol. “So, why isn’t Delta banning alcohol on flights?” I understand that this is what is known as the Slippery Slope Logical Fallacy, but it illustrates the absurdity of Breed Specific Legislation. The logical, ethical moral way to handle dangerous dogs is to place the responsibility back into the hands of the owners. https://americanpitbullfoundation.com/pledge/ #pitbull #pitbullsarelove #pitbulladvocate #pitbullmom #pitbulllove #stopdescrimination #donthatethebreed #beaware @delta @pitbullinstagram @pinupsforpitbullsinc @pitbullgram_ @pitbull_advocate @pitbullsofficial @pitbulllife (at We love PitBulls)

This is just heartbreaking to me. I'm a pit bull mom and advocate. I love my dog, and the breed in general. Nothing you can say or do will change my mind. Shame on you Delta Airlines. What we are looking for is equality. To say that pit bulls are just like any other dog is to deny the things that make pit bulls unique. Their intelligence, their tenacity, their goofball nature, their desire to please, and their tendency to pile on top of each other into the most adorable thing you’ve ever seen. Conversely, to say they’re not like other dogs only perpetuates the misconceptions of the general public. Each dog is an individual, and should be regarded as such. Pit bulls are amazing dogs that deserve a fair shot at happy, discrimination-free lives. There are many people that are quick to judge, and offer the solution that banning pit bulls will make the issue of dangerous dogs disappear. Let’s look at things from a different point of view. In 2013, 10,076 people were killed in alcohol-impaired driving crashes, accounting for nearly one-third (31%) of all traffic-related deaths in the United States. This is a staggeringly tragic number. By comparison, in 2013, 31 people were killed in dog bite related fatalities. When a person is killed by an alcohol-impaired driver, the driver of the car is held responsible for that action, not the alcohol itself, or the vehicle they were driving. If we were take the position that things with the potential to be deadly should be banned, in this situation all motorized vehicles would be banned, as well as all alcohol. “So, why isn’t Delta banning alcohol on flights?” I understand that this is what is known as the Slippery Slope Logical Fallacy, but it illustrates the absurdity of Breed Specific Legislation. The logical, ethical moral way to handle dangerous dogs is to place the responsibility back into the hands of the owners. https://americanpitbullfoundation.com/pledge/ #pitbull #pitbullsarelove #pitbulladvocate #pitbullmom #pitbulllove #stopdescrimination #donthatethebreed #beaware @delta @pitbullinstagram @pinupsforpitbullsinc @pitbullgram_ @pitbull_advocate @pitbullsofficial @pitbulllife (at We love PitBulls)