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post 1444795623 05-29-2016, 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted By JPF82
She did make the call by not being more diligent with her child.
Apparently you don't understand emergency response and how it works. That's not surprising considering it's the misc. It's the same forum where I (as someone who did anti-poaching work in Africa) had death threats sent to me after explaining that hunting and poaching animals in Africa are different. The only person with experience in this forum (me) trying to explain to a bunch of autists about how something works that I have experience in and instead of listening everyone doubled down on their own stupidity and dug in for the long fight.

Now you see, mothers take their eyes off their kids from time to time. It happens. It also happened to you when you were younger but I guess you also support your mom being punished for it right?

You also see, the zoo and their emergency response team decides how to handle these situations. If they can dart/tranquilize, they'll do so. If they can't, they'll shoot. They are trained for this very reason. The mother didn't make any call, the professionals at the zoo did that. I understand you're upset and you're emotional but you're coming off as someone with some sort of disorder so you need to chill the fck out.
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Originally Posted By JPF82
A mistake that could have cost her childs life? fuk yes she should burn in hell
Dude, you need help. Not "go talk to your friends" help. I'm talking medical professional help. You have rage issues and you need to be medicated.

Wtf is wrong with this forum lately...
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Apparently you don't understand emergency response and how it works. That's not surprising considering it's the misc. It's the same forum where I (as someone who did anti-poaching work in Africa) had death threats sent to me after explaining that hunting and poaching animals in Africa are different. The only person with experience in this forum (me) trying to explain to a bunch of autists about how something works that I have experience in and instead of listening everyone doubled down on their own stupidity and dug in for the long fight.

Now you see, mothers take their eyes off their kids from time to time. It happens. It also happened to you when you were younger but I guess you also support your mom being punished for it right?

You also see, the zoo and their emergency response team decides how to handle these situations. If they can dart/tranquilize, they'll do so. If they can't, they'll shoot. They are trained for this very reason. The mother didn't make any call, the professionals at the zoo did that. I understand you're upset and you're emotional but you're coming off as someone with some sort of disorder so you need to chill the fck out.
Ok, since you only seem to know emergency response. Let me learn you on something call.............wait for it.


Cause and effect, you dumb pile of chit. Mother losses contact with child in a possible dangerous area; child does dumb chit.
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Dude, you need help. Not "go talk to your friends" help. I'm talking medical professional help. You have rage issues and you need to be medicated.

Wtf is wrong with this forum lately...
It's child neglect and she needs to be charged with it.


Someone is liable for this and since I HAVE NOT seen any other incidents from this zoo, I am pretty sure the zoo is not at fault because this isn't a daily occurrence.

I will put in simpler for you:

If the mother and that child did not go to the zoo, would this gorilla still be alive yes or no?
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Originally Posted By TomAnderson
didnt do that to my ***** Jambo!!!!

No alphas in the Cleveland crowd like the man who jumped down here.
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Originally Posted By Datsek
shoot first ask questions later huh
Did you not read that he was in there for 10 minutes before the gorilla was shot?
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Originally Posted By JPF82
Ok, since you only seem to know emergency response. Let me learn you on something call.............wait for it.


Cause and effect, you dumb pile of chit. Mother losses contact with child in a possible dangerous area; child does dumb chit.
Originally Posted By JPF82
It's child neglect and she needs to be charged with it.


Someone is liable for this and since I HAVE NOT seen any other incidents from this zoo, I am pretty sure the zoo is not at fault because this isn't a daily occurrence.

I will put in simpler for you:

If the mother and that child did not go to the zoo, would this gorilla still be alive yes or no?
Sigh. Didn't figure I'd get through to someone who's so emotional and psychotic.

Last time:

Saying the mother should burn in hell because she took her eyes off her kids is stupid. You are wrong. You are NOT right. One more time. You are NOT right.

Saying SHE made the call for the gorilla to be killed is like saying you made the call for people to die by stepping out of your house today. Things happen, cause and effect but she didn't intentionally tell her kid to go into the enclosure and she didn't tell the staff to kill the gorilla. They made that call. Should she face negligence charges? Maybe. I don't know the details. What I do know is that psychotic people like yourself help nothing because you're too busy making stupid arguments that make no sense.

Kids wander away from their parents all the time. I did it, you did it, your parents before you did it. If your parents should have burned in hell for it then you're an idiot. Hopefully this sinks into your small, damaged brain but I doubt it.
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Sigh. Didn't figure I'd get through to someone who's so emotional and psychotic.

Last time:

Saying the mother should burn in hell because she took her eyes off her kids is stupid. You are wrong. You are NOT right. One more time. You are NOT right.

Saying SHE made the call for the gorilla to be killed is like saying you made the call for people to die by stepping out of your house today. Things happen, cause and effect but she didn't intentionally tell her kid to go into the enclosure and she didn't tell the staff to kill the gorilla. They made that call. Should she face negligence charges? Maybe. I don't know the details. What I do know is that psychotic people like yourself help nothing because you're too busy making stupid arguments that make no sense.

Kids wander away from their parents all the time. I did it, you did it, your parents before you did it. If your parents should have burned in hell for it then you're an idiot. Hopefully this sinks into your small, damaged brain but I doubt it.
Oh, I see what you're doing.

You're downplaying the action, and give fuk all about the result of said action.


Yes. I agree with you mothers take their eyes of their children. I have done the same to my 8 year old son.
However, none of the times has it result in life or death choices of my son, nor has his mother been in that situation.

I feel that as a parent common sense dictiates you should be a little more careful in environments in which YOU cannot control. IE: traffic, zoos, nature, volcanoes.
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Originally Posted By JPF82
Oh, I see what you're doing.

You're downplaying the action, and give fuk all about the result of said action.
Aaaaand I'm done with this thread.

My IQ dropped 10 points just reading half the crap in here.
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
You seriously think SHE made the call to kill the gorilla you dumb sack of ****? She just wanted her kid out and was probably scared. It was the zoo and their emergency response team that made the call.
She didn't make the call to kill the gorilla but the fact is the gorilla was shot as a result of the mother's/child's actions and there should be some accountability held on her end. That ******** pic a few posts above makes no mention of the gorilla being killed, instead she's quick to defend herself of any negligence and instead thank god for looking over her child. What a joke.
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Dude, you need help. Not "go talk to your friends" help. I'm talking medical professional help. You have rage issues and you need to be medicated.

Wtf is wrong with this forum lately...
Misc is starting to make me sick. Bunch of narcissistic retards with an emotional intelligence of a 3 year old.
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Aaaaand I'm done with this thread.

My IQ dropped 10 points just reading half the crap in here.
Mines confirmed 147 when I was 7 years old by the Air Force, what's yours?
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
What do you expect from people on a website that supports extreme narcissism and autism?

Mix in a bit of anonymity and you have the misc. A bunch of people who don't lift except once or twice a week, have self-esteem issues, were dropped as a child and get on the internet to prove how bad-ass they are by saying a woman should be killed because she took her eyes off her kid for a second.

I only hope that most of the people in this forum don't have children of their own one day.

Hell, I grew up in the pacific islands and the villagers used to take me up to the waterfalls and my mom said I'd be near the edge of giant cliffs, etc. If that was 2016, miscers would be calling for my mom to be shot. Dudes in here are going to be helicopter parents to the extreme. Their child will never wander more than 3 feet without some sort of electric shock to keep them in line.
Repped. Strong sociopaths ITT.
post 1444799663 05-29-2016, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Aaaaand I'm done with this thread.

My IQ dropped 10 points just reading half the crap in here.
Haha ye.

The video shown on cnn is better qaulity and actually shows the gorilla dragging the kid under water while dragging him by his legs.

On a second note, this specific incident isn't the zoos fault. But zoos in America in general.. Fuking who takes animals that are not even natural to your own continent and lock them up in fukin cages for 350 lb fat asses to come stare at them for entertainment while dripping ketchup down their shirt while eating hot dogs.

Merica of peace. Zoos really need to be outlawed.
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Originally Posted By Maestro
They did the right thing to shoot the animal, but the family should have to at least pay for the disposal fee for the animal for losing sight of their kid (a 3 year old at that) at a damn zoo
If the enclosure wasn't secure enough to keep a toddler out obviously the zoo fked up.
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Spoiler!
Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Apparently you don't understand emergency response and how it works. That's not surprising considering it's the misc. It's the same forum where I (as someone who did anti-poaching work in Africa) had death threats sent to me after explaining that hunting and poaching animals in Africa are different. The only person with experience in this forum (me) trying to explain to a bunch of autists about how something works that I have experience in and instead of listening everyone doubled down on their own stupidity and dug in for the long fight.

Now you see, mothers take their eyes off their kids from time to time. It happens. It also happened to you when you were younger but I guess you also support your mom being punished for it right?

You also see, the zoo and their emergency response team decides how to handle these situations. If they can dart/tranquilize, they'll do so. If they can't, they'll shoot. They are trained for this very reason. The mother didn't make any call, the professionals at the zoo did that. I understand you're upset and you're emotional but you're coming off as someone with some sort of disorder so you need to chill the fck out.
Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Dude, you need help. Not "go talk to your friends" help. I'm talking medical professional help. You have rage issues and you need to be medicated.

Wtf is wrong with this forum lately...
Originally Posted By JPF82
Ok, since you only seem to know emergency response. Let me learn you on something call.............wait for it.


Cause and effect, you dumb pile of chit. Mother losses contact with child in a possible dangerous area; child does dumb chit.
Originally Posted By JPF82
It's child neglect and she needs to be charged with it.


Someone is liable for this and since I HAVE NOT seen any other incidents from this zoo, I am pretty sure the zoo is not at fault because this isn't a daily occurrence.

I will put in simpler for you:

If the mother and that child did not go to the zoo, would this gorilla still be alive yes or no?
Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Sigh. Didn't figure I'd get through to someone who's so emotional and psychotic.

Last time:

Saying the mother should burn in hell because she took her eyes off her kids is stupid. You are wrong. You are NOT right. One more time. You are NOT right.

Saying SHE made the call for the gorilla to be killed is like saying you made the call for people to die by stepping out of your house today. Things happen, cause and effect but she didn't intentionally tell her kid to go into the enclosure and she didn't tell the staff to kill the gorilla. They made that call. Should she face negligence charges? Maybe. I don't know the details. What I do know is that psychotic people like yourself help nothing because you're too busy making stupid arguments that make no sense.

Kids wander away from their parents all the time. I did it, you did it, your parents before you did it. If your parents should have burned in hell for it then you're an idiot. Hopefully this sinks into your small, damaged brain but I doubt it.
Originally Posted By JPF82
Oh, I see what you're doing.

You're downplaying the action, and give fuk all about the result of said action.


Yes. I agree with you mothers take their eyes of their children. I have done the same to my 8 year old son.
However, none of the times has it result in life or death choices of my son, nor has his mother been in that situation.

I feel that as a parent common sense dictiates you should be a little more careful in environments in which YOU cannot control. IE: traffic, zoos, nature, volcanoes.
Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Aaaaand I'm done with this thread.

My IQ dropped 10 points just reading half the crap in here.
Originally Posted By Gewicht
She didn't make the call to kill the gorilla but the fact is the gorilla was shot as a result of the mother's/child's actions and there should be some accountability held on her end. That ******** pic a few posts above makes no mention of the gorilla being killed, instead she's quick to defend herself of any negligence and instead thank god for looking over her child. What a joke.
Originally Posted By freekid2002
Misc is starting to make me sick. Bunch of narcissistic retards with an emotional intelligence of a 3 year old.
Originally Posted By JPF82
Mines confirmed 147 when I was 7 years old by the Air Force, what's yours?
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Originally Posted By Gijss
so if it was your kid you wouldnt allow them to shoot the gorilla?
Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck
Don't give a chit.

I value humans over other species.

And I'm someone who normally eats a vegetarian diet.
^these

People who are mad, what would you have done if you were the Zoo director in this situation? Keep in mind tranquilizing the gorilla would not have knocked it out immediately, leaving the boy in danger.
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Originally Posted By ZMan45
Repped. Strong sociopaths ITT.
u wot m8?


a person with a personality disorder manifesting itself in extreme antisocial attitudes and behavior and a lack of conscience.
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Originally Posted By YOTTO
Spoiler!




















I laffed.
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[QUOTE=YOTTO post_id=1444799783]

[img]http://memecrunch.com/meme/BVC0/what-you-ve-just-said-is-one-of-the-most-insanely-idiotic-things-i-have-ever-heard-at-no-point-in-your-rambling-incoherent-response-were-you-even-close-to-anything-that-could-be-considered-a-rational-thought-everyone-in-this-room-is-now-dumber-for-having-listened-to-it-i-award-you-no-points-and-may-god-have-mercy-on-your-soul/image.png[img][/QUOTE]Did you even read my post? I'm not arguing the mother should be killed or anything like some of the posters here but having her hold accountability over the animal's death is completely reasonable. Let's say you're a mother and your child wanders out into the road. An oncoming driver swerves to avoid your child and dies as they drive off the side of the road. Do you really believe you shouldn't be accountable? Accidents happen but to get off with no penalty is ridiculous.
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Originally Posted By Mparserz
I hope the parent/s get charged for child endangerment and get fined by the zoo big time. Their fault their kid fell into the enclosure that led to the death of a gorilla and zoo property.
LMAO.... if anything the mom will be suing the zoo. And winning.

If your gorilla enclosure isn't secure enough to keep a 4 year old out... you dun goofed.
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Originally Posted By Gewicht
She didn't make the call to kill the gorilla but the fact is the gorilla was shot as a result of the mother's/child's actions and there should be some accountability held on her end.
The gorilla was shot because the zoo obviously did not secure their gorilla adequately.

Evidence: a 4 year old was able to get into his enclosure.
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Originally Posted By JPF82
Mines confirmed 147 when I was 7 years old by the Air Force, what's yours?


someone get this guy help
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Originally Posted By EpinephrineB


someone get this guy help
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These places should be outlawed and hopefully the earth gets hit by an asteroid soon.
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Originally Posted By Kiknskreem
The gorilla was shot because the zoo obviously did not secure their gorilla adequately.

Evidence: a 4 year old was able to get into his enclosure.
Have you ever been to a zoo before? Most of the ones I've visited in Canada are like this, animals are usually 10-15 feet below the observation area and there's a fence about 4-4.5 feet tall which you could climb over if you intended to get into the enclosure. If you're making this argument it needs to be made against all zoos (I don't really disagree with you but this zoo is no different than many others and most likely isn't violating any laws/regulations with the set up they have)
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Originally Posted By Kdawg1989
Haha ye.

The video shown on cnn is better qaulity and actually shows the gorilla dragging the kid under water while dragging him by his legs.

On a second note, this specific incident isn't the zoos fault. But zoos in America in general.. Fuking who takes animals that are not even natural to your own continent and lock them up in fukin cages for 350 lb fat asses to come stare at them for entertainment while dripping ketchup down their shirt while eating hot dogs.

Merica of peace. Zoos really need to be outlawed.
you have pandas in the toronto zoo. lmfao - the 'murica hate is real
Feed the good wolf.
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Originally Posted By Gewicht
Have you ever been to a zoo before? Most of the ones I've visited in Canada are like this, animals are usually 10-15 feet below the observation area and there's a fence about 4-4.5 feet tall which you could climb over if you intended to get into the enclosure. If you're making this argument it needs to be made against all zoos (I don't really disagree with you but this zoo is no different than many others and most likely isn't violating any laws/regulations with the set up they have)
A 4 year old should not be able to make it into gorilla enclosure, and yes, that applies to all zoos.
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Originally Posted By Kiknskreem
If your gorilla enclosure isn't secure enough to keep a 4 year old out... you dun goofed.
So, what should we do about gun deaths/injuries, vehicle deaths/injuries.......pretty sure "death by gorilla" is pretty low on the totem pole.
Since you're saying the gorilla enclosure isn't safe enough because a 4 year old can get past it.
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