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Puppycide

By on 6.16.09 @ 1:47AM

Few would criticize an officer of the law forced to shoot an attacking, vicious dog in the line of duty, but it has become increasingly clear over the last two years that police forces are completely out of control when it comes to how they deal with man's best friend. It's a vulgar embarrassment to conscience and decency and it needs to stop.

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Shawn Macomber is a contributing editor to The American Spectator.

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