> you're here calling people dogs No, he said "these people are like rabid dogs", which is not the same as "these people are dogs". In one case it's a simile,

> you're here calling people dogs No, he said "these people are like rabid dogs", which is not the same as "these people are dogs". In one case it's a simile, and the accent is on the compulsive aggression of a rabid dog. In the second case it's just an insult. Please don't stretch what other people said in order to make it sound as bad as possible.