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Humans rarely bite as a defensive option. Animals bite when they are scared, humans tend to throw punches.
Rabies doesn't make you bite, it makes you scared, confused and uncomfortable and aggressive, so you fight.
Tell that to fucking Kyle from Mrs. Ventura's second grade class.
Oh hey you also got bit by a kid in 2nd grade? I punched the kid that did it to me. Walk in the next day and get sent to the principals office. When I told them why I did it they tried looking for teeth marks to prove it. A solid 16 hours later.
Damn bureaucrats
Kyle. Humans rarely bite as a defensive option. Next time do the patriotic American thing and shoot your fellow elementary school students.