I'm assuming you don't own a dog or a cat. Both of those are far more dangerous and unpredictable than ball pythons. For the record, there are very few instances of 10ft+ snakes killing their owners. Even the HSUS only claims to know of seventeen cases of constrictor related deaths since 1978. The owners can't tell us what happened, and the snakes were never asked, but I can almost guarantee that we're talking about animals with next to no human interaction beyond the minimum for feeding and cleaning. Maybe when they were younger and more manageable, but not once they started getting some size. That's hardly a recipe for familiarity.
Now, as far as whether you were talking to me to begin with, no one said you were. You simply made an inaccurate generalization about a subject that's close to me. That's why I responded. Not because it was aimed at me.
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