I agree ! Same thing happens to me . I know Amos looks at rCODModernWarfare , don ' t know if he knows about us ! I tweet him anyway ! <| sep |> I stopped going to my local food bank when I realized I couldn ' t get Grade 1 Beluga . All they had was that whitefish crap that the swedes pass off as caviar . Plebes . <| sep |> You can ' t just screw a freewheel onto the hub and have it work , if that ' s what you mean . You ' d either have to reuse your rim and rebuild it to a new hub or buy a new wheel <| sep |> I see your point but all of these caveats dog fighting , bad owners , reporting bias have to account for a number of dog attacks more than 10 times more than any other breed or set of breeds , because the pitbull class is a diverse groupSo I recognize that the statistics aren ' t perfect and have caveats , but it ' s a question of scale . It ' s one thing to point out the flaws in a set of statistics , but there is no effort to show how all these biases add up quantitatively . There are statistics in medical journals from trauma units that show the vast majority of bites treated come from pitbulls or pit mixes . Unless there is an epidemicscale problem of misidentification or dogfighting , then there must be other factors contributing to the number of bites . Lastly , kind of unrelated point but here goes there are groups that serve to benefit financially from higher acceptance of pitbulls , namely breeders and shelters that have to keep a lot of them at a loss . People talk about the agenda against the breed , but where is the financial incentive to banrestrict them ? If anything there is a stronger agenda in the other direction because multiple groups get financial gain