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Raechel Celeste Smith February 25 at 1:21am I'm resuming the deleting-spree of my friends list after posting this.


Raechel Celeste Smith
February 25 at 1:21am
I'm resuming the deleting-spree of my friends list after posting this. There are a few fakers who keep reposting non-public posts of mine on "foamer" sites [evidently, they have no lives lol] and I have some spare time to browse my friends list and weed out the possible fakers. If you have been deleted but are trustworthy, feel free to message me. Clara Yori, a local Pitter in my town who brings her Pit into family Chiropractors, is partaking in the bullying pages via lie-filled comments, claiming I am "obsessed" with her, despite the fact that I've brought her public-nuisance behavior up maybe a total of 3 times and found the Hector photo on a PUBLIC blog. Doesn't matter; she and her husband pathologically lie, obviously, and will say whatever they can about me in order to paint themselves in some victim position. They say I'm a narcissist because I like taking selfies and have a lot of albums [most of which are of my children, but they wouldn't know because they aren't on my friends list]--but I'd rather be vain than dangerous. Oh, and they take my comical roles [when I do the "psycho eyes " in skits] seriously. lol Anything to bolster their claims, I guess. When you have no argument, you grasp at straws. But yea, like I said--feel free to message me if you have wrongly been deleted.
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  • 6 people like this.
  • Heidi Schold I'm beginning to believe the majority of Pitters have several screws loose.... sorry that happened to you.
    February 25 at 1:24am · Like · 2
  • Raechel Celeste Smith It's all good. Thank you, though. And yea, their mental wiring is off. They clearly have some hatred against their own species.
    February 25 at 1:27am · Like · 3
  • Mike Hammer You'd have to have a screw loose to take in an animal that for no sane reason at all would kill / eat you, a family member, or some neighborhood child. They also hate on Raechel because she's attractive and most of them are fat nasty trailer swamp donkey material.
    February 25 at 1:28am · Like · 3
  • Raechel Celeste Smith Clara is actually really cute. Her appearance is not her downfall. She's athletic and seemingly nice. It's her Pit-fanaticism and habitual lying in order to bolster her stance that is unattractive and harmful.
    February 25 at 1:29am · Like · 2
  • Mike Hammer hence the 'most' part 
    February 25 at 1:30am · Like · 1
  • Cheryl Brown I don't understand them. If they, as "lovers of the breed" would take responsibility and support legislation the restricts breeding and ownership then the problem would be solved. Instead it seems they want to encourage more irresponsible breeding while attacking anyone that tries to address the problem. It doesn't make sense.
    February 25 at 1:31am · Like · 2
  • Heidi Schold I used to give to rescues and the Humane society but 80-90% of their space is wasted on Pits and God forbid they say anything against the breed or they get attacked by these freaks...
    February 25 at 1:35am · Edited · Like · 2
  • Raechel Celeste Smith Exactly, Cheryl. No one is threatening to put a bullet to their dogs' heads; it's about regulation and control and responsibility, all of which they refuse. They want more entitlement than they deserve with their pets, and by bringing a large animal into a family Chiropractor and into kid-filled parks, you're being disrespectful and mindless to everyone else. It may be their legal right to own a personal pet, but it's my legal right to NOT own a personal pet, in this case, to NOT own a Pit/Rot/Doberman, and that's why their dogs should be reserved for dog areas; not public businesses and child-parks.
    February 25 at 1:34am · Like · 4
  • Raechel Celeste Smith I don't wish illness on her pet; I just wish she'd keep her pet her PERSONAL pet rather than a public PROP.
    February 25 at 1:34am · Like · 4
  • Heidi Schold Hey I hear ya, I wont even go to dog parks anymore because they are everywhere and people think its ok to have them unleased and have them say "HI" to my dog which is leashed....
    February 25 at 1:35am · Like · 1
  • Raechel Celeste Smith Yeah, it's all about a reaction. They want to see people fearing their pets so the can "enlighten" us on how sweet they are. Nevermind the fact that many people s imply fear large dogs in general. What ever happened to common courtesy?
    February 25 at 1:36am · Like · 4
  • Heidi Schold The first thing kids under 5 do when they see a dog is try to pet it, and it scares the crap out of me when little kids go running towards them..... I dont get the attraction to these dogs at all, but then again I rolled around the ground with one for 10 minutes as it was trying to kill my dog so I got to see the breed in action....
    February 25 at 1:38am · Like · 3
  • John Wright A common rule to follow when you are loosing an argument or the subject matter is simply beyond your comprehensive ability:
    "WHEN IN DOUBT CUSS THEM OUT". And
    You can lie about or just fabricate facts and statistics. 
    Proclaim that you are an expert
    But don't say "It's all in how you raise them" or the term "Nanny Dog" (as soon as you do everybody will realize that you have no idea what you're talking about).
    The terms "racist" or "bigot"
    Will shame the opponents into submission. 
    I enjoy trying to understand some people's thought process while listening to them.
    February 25 at 1:44am · Like · 4
  • Raechel Celeste Smith There. I had over 1,000 friends, and now I'm down to 300.
    February 25 at 3:03am · Like · 2
  • Raechel Celeste Smith I have a whole lotta friend requests sent my way that I am overlooking unless they send me a personal message.
    February 25 at 3:05am · Like · 1
  • John Wright Dogs are about #3 on my list of priorities to be delt with in today's world. 
    Survival of our country comes first to me.
    February 25 at 3:23am · Like
  • Margaret Wilson I understand that this is an emotional issue. We all love our dogs. There comes a time when you have to look at the facts/statistics. I have 8 dogs but I also live on a ranch. None are PBs either. I have 3 LGDs that protect the livestock. They are big and many people are afraid of them. I haven't seen a documented instance of them killing or maiming a child.
    February 25 at 3:47am · Like · 1
  • Julia Lewis Waht are LGDs Margaret?
    February 25 at 3:49am · Like
  • Margaret Wilson Livestock Guardian Dogs. Most common in the US are probably Great Pyrenees. Lots of breeds out there. You usually see a big dog, or several, living in the pasture with the sheep.
    February 25 at 3:53am · Like · 1
  • Raechel Celeste Smith I think it's more a public safety issue than emotional. We're humans and will always have emotions, but public safety is something everyone must respect and obey and follow through wit in order for a civilized, safe community. I have to go wash my face, but regarding my original post here, if you were deleted then please refer to my recent status and message me.
    February 25 at 3:55am · Like · 1
  • Margaret Wilson It should be a public safety issue but PB owners refuse to see it that way.
    February 25 at 3:58am · Like
  • John Wright I have always loved dogs and would go to any extent to protect them on my property. If they get off my property they may be on their own. 
    "BUT" if it ever came to the point that I was looking at a hungry child Fido would be on the pit (no the other kind of pit).
    The well being of a child or any innocent person comes before that of an animal.
    February 25 at 4:06am · Edited · Like · 1
  • John Wright One of my friends got upset when I told her that Carl was going to get eaten in the second episode of the Walking Dead this season. Carl was one of the dobermans that attached them.
    February 25 at 4:09am · Edited · Like
  • Paris Wolf I am a goody. Safe.
    February 25 at 4:45am · Like
  • Eve Sylvie Protect yourself. We can still interact on pages and groups!
    February 25 at 5:41am · Like · 1
  • Sonya Del Rio Cerezo Share any names you delete. I just got a friend request from an obvious pitbull apologists, but I blocked her.
    February 25 at 11:23am · Like · 1
  • Lesley Karen Luscombe Jeffrey - did you see Margaret's stock guardians, above? I like your posts, Margaret. Stock Guardians are interesting and worthy dogs.
    February 26 at 7:34pm · Like
  • Jan Smith I love it! "I'd rather be vain than dangerous."
    If you're a narcissist, then you're the most delightful narcissist I've ever seen.
    February 26 at 10:19pm · Like · 1
  • Jeffrey Sloan I love LSGs - aka LGDs. It's a pity I have such a small piece of property or I'd have a few of them. Great Pyrenees are a favorite. Gentle giants, who really are protective of their flock.
    February 26 at 11:44pm · Like
  • Heidi Schold Ok I give up what is LSG and LGD's lol I keep trying to figure it out
    February 26 at 11:48pm · Like
  • Lesley Karen Luscombe Livestock Guardians and Livestock Guardian/Guarding Dogs. Like the big fluffy dog pictured above, courtesy of Margaret.
    February 26 at 11:50pm · Like
  • Heidi Schold THANK you I kept thinking it was a breed, so I was stumped...
    February 26 at 11:50pm · Like
  • Lesley Karen Luscombe Check out Great Pyrenees; lovely dogs.
    February 26 at 11:51pm · Like
  • Heidi Schold they are so soft and sweet! I truly appreciate most breeds... except the breeds that will kill the others 
    February 26 at 11:53pm · Like
  • Jeffrey Sloan Many a Great Pyrenees owner has a tale of how their big fluffy teddy bear morphed into a monster to protect them. Closely related dogs are the Kuvasz and Maremma. Other LGS breeds include the Anatolian shepherd, Kangal, Caucasian Shepherd and the Central Asian Shepherd.
    February 27 at 12:02am · Like
  • Julia Dolan Green Jeffrey, I hear many similar stories about wolfhounds. They aren't big on protecting property but will protect their person.
    February 27 at 5:21am · Like
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