Ban against pit bulls similar to racism against Japanese in World War II, Waterford supervisor says

   Whether to allow pit bulls in Waterford Township, Mich., is a hot topic these days, so much that township Supervisor Gary Wall suggested it may be time to revisit the township's ban on the dogs, and with an analogy to World War II treatment of the Japanese by the United States.

 
  Judging from the audio taken at a township board meeting Monday by journalist Carol Hopkins of The Oakland Press, many agree with Wall's point, despite the odd rationale used by the newly seated supervisor.
  For now, the issue remains on the table.