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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]8:56 and 8:57 - poor folks are not all bad and even people not as wealthy as you, have the right to save poor dogs.[/quote]
8:56 posted it can prevent abuse.  This is absolutely 100% true.  You never post a free dog on Craigslist.  They can be used for bait dogs.  I'm sorry that infringes on your "right to save poor dogs".   :roll: [/quote]

I am on CL daily. I have never seen a bait dog post. Can you post one? No eye rolls necessary. [/quote]
GTFO.  They don't post them advertised as bait dogs.  Are you serious?[/quote]

You are the one who made the claim. I am asking for a proof. Yes, I am indeed serious. [/quote]

I posted above, but I’m not that poster.

I don’t think people are on the hunt for bait dogs. If it happens, it is a fraction of a percentage. I don’t think it’s as common as people think or if people want make it. [/quote]
Obviously, the vast majority of people who are interested in getting a dog have nothing to do with the world of dog fighting. Most people who would express interest in an ad for a free dog really do want a pet. The problem is that 100% of the tiny population of people who procure dogs for the purpose of dog fighting would like to get their hands on free dogs. If you’re giving your dog away to a stranger for free on CL, [b]how to you separate the bad actors from the good ones?[/b][/quote]

Are you real? So, people who can pay are "good" actors and people who can't are bad apples? [/quote]

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