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Yes, it's what I was saying about hiding in the numbers. Which is hard to do in the UK. Your presentation about Cali being as big was looking more reasonable. Where we see a death every few months. I'm fairly sure most attacks don't end in death, or get reported, as most are in the home.In 12 years 285 people died from pitbuls ,in the US We have 331 million people and counting
I'm not sure why you switched back to national figures.
Oh, ok, you got me. I know exactly why.
The odds of winning a top lottery prize are 1 in 300 million. So on average, half as likely as death by pit bull. Though there are lots of smaller prizes. Like facial lacerations.
That's national though, and I think you chose Cali. Where the odds are stacked much more in favour of the dog winning. Yet still people buy the ticket, saying the dogs fine. They just can't work the odds out.