Agree. I was listening to an item on the radio a couple of years back about dangerous dogs, and the vet talking stated more people end up in hospital each year after being bitten by Labs/Retrievers than perceived 'dangerous' breeds - people are more relaxed around them/leave their children with them as they're considered docile, family dogs. But they feel pain, annoyance etc just like any dog, and will sometimes snap.
The crucial point is, despite the bites, fatal injuries by these breeds are vanishingly rare because they aren't, frankly, psychotic fuckers at heart, don't weigh more than the average person can handle, don't lock-on in an attack and don't generally turn without warning.
I've been around dogs all my life, respect them and aren't generally scared of them. I've handled several 'dodgy' ones. But there's no way i'd willingly be within a country mile of an XL, and it makes me furious that the 'right' of people to own an animal with the propensity to cause so much damage overrides the right of others not to face such a risk. There are still far too many of them around.