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Thread: 2 year old dragged under water by aligator at Disney World Orlando

post 1447784753 06-15-2016, 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted By Milone79⏩
so every gator getting their heads shot off now or what???? Im confused
Great gator massacre of 2016. Its like harambe x1000!

All the friendly gators paying the price for one bad apple!
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Originally Posted By Thai_Clinch⏩
not just croco but all of his brethren. they going out one by one. dissected. the whole 9 yards.
From an alligator perspective, this is like alien abduction. All the surviving alligators will think the alligators who try talk about it are crazy conspiracy theorists.
Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
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I hope the parents get a jail sentence.
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Originally Posted By MareeWanna⏩
From the Live News Conference:

Kid was playing a foot deep in the water, when the Alligator grabbed him.

Father struggled to get his son back but was unsuccessful. He literally tried wrestling his own son from the alligator's mouth.

Heartbreaking.
Wow really letting your child play in a natural body of water in Florida? What a bunch of idiots at least the father went in after him I would have dragged that ****er out of the water and ripped its eyes out or it would have pulled me in with it.
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Also:

This alligator does not represent all alligators.

This alligator does not represent gun owners.

This alligator does not represent all Muslims.
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Originally Posted By Milone79⏩
so every gator getting their heads shot off now or what???? Im confused
it's like somebody combined Lake Placid and Schindler's List and made it into one movie.

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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Wow really letting your child play in a natural body of water in Florida? What a bunch of idiots at least the father went in after him I would have dragged that ****er out of the water and ripped its eyes out or it would have pulled me in with it.
if u tried to wrestle it, it would have probably just done that "death roll" thing that they do and killed ur kid

you really think they're not used to wrestling their prey lol
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Originally Posted By Tbone991⏩
i don't need to watch alligator documentaries to know that swimming lessons save lives, and two year olds aren't supposed to just magically go to bed at 7 pm when prime possum tells them too. your clearly a sheep and i'm done with this conversation.
What the fuk good are swimming lessons going to do for a 2 year old being dragged off by a gator? You dumb as chit. That's like saying that someone could have prevented being killed by a car crusher if only they had worked their chest more.

The huge strength difference between a gator and a two year old isn't going to be overcome by swimming lessons.
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Whenever I need parenting advice I'll just ask the childless 22 year olds on the misc. They obviously would make great parents.
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Originally Posted By 2thTEE82⏩
http://www.tmz.com/2016/06/14/disney...#disqus_thread

The latest update, according to TMZ:

"10:30 PM PST -- Cops say the 2-year-old was with his parents and siblings wading in about a foot of water when the attack happened. A rep for the Orange County Sheriff Department says the boy's father tried rescuing the child from the gator but was unsuccessful and suffered minor injuries.Cops say there are "no swimming" signs posted around the lagoon.It's estimated the gator was between 4-7ft long.
A rep for Disney added, "Everyone here at Walt Disney Resort is devastated by this tragic accident. Our priority is the family and we are doing everything we can to help law enforcement." The family was staying at the resort on vacation from Nebraska.
Florida Fish & Wildlife is currently trying to locate and trap the gator. Cops say they will not stop their search until they locate the child. update_grey_gray_barA 2-year-old child was snatched by an alligator and dragged into a lagoon at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa in Orlando, officials say ... and now cops are desperately searching the water.
Officials say the attack occurred around 9:30 PM ... when the gator pulled the child into the Seven Seas Lagoon -- a man-made lake located between the resort and Walt Disney World."

"No Swimming" signs posted and yet the parents ignored it - all of this could've been prevented.
This, 100% parents fault, BRB wading in gator infested water 1:15mins after sunset are you ****ing kidding me.
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Originally Posted By Clkflynn⏩
I hope the parents get a jail sentence.
Yea they haven't quite learned their lesson yet I'm sure...
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Originally Posted By Pennzoil22⏩
if u tried to wrestle it, it would have probably just done that "death roll" thing that they do and killed ur kid

you really think they're not used to wrestling their prey lol
100% chance your child dies vs small chance you hit a sensory spot on the gator (eyes) and it releases. I'll take the chance.
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
100% chance your child dies vs small chance you hit a sensory spot on the gator (eyes) and it releases. I'll take the chance.
Oh good, parenting tips and alligator wrestling tips in the same thread. You have kids?
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Also everyone crucifying the parents because there were signs, let's think about it a minute

Did the signs say no swimming with some indication alligators may be in there

Or did the sign just say no swimming?

Remember this is a pretty nice resort in a lake with fountains. It's reasonable to think the no swimming sign can be interpreted as we don't want a bunch of people in our nice lake rather than no swimming for your own safety.

Granted even with that perspective they were technically breaking the rules, as the kid had his feet in the water, but you can see how something like this can be misinterpreted, especially from someone from Nebraska.



Also lol at anyone who thinks the two year old won't be up and out during vacation at 9:30 on movie night. I know most of you don't leave your parents homes, let alone go on vacations, but that's not even sort of a big deal or bad parenting
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Originally Posted By Frank
Oh good, parenting tips and alligator wrestling tips in the same thread. You have kids?
Yes a 2 year old actually.

So tell me all knowing Frank Drebin what should you do when a predator grabs your child and begins to flee with it?

Do nothing or attack the animal?


1. My child would never be walking around in gator infested water
2. If somehow I had a major lack of judgement and allowed that situation to happen I would engage that gator instead of standing there watching as it carried my child under water.
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
Also everyone crucifying the parents because there were signs, let's think about it a minute

Did the signs say no swimming with some indication alligators may be in there

Or did the sign just say no swimming?

Remember this is a pretty nice resort in a lake with fountains. It's reasonable to think the no swimming sign can be interpreted as we don't want a bunch of people in our nice lake rather than no swimming for your own safety.

Granted even with that perspective they were technically breaking the rules, as the kid had his feet in the water, but you can see how something like this can be misinterpreted, especially from someone from Nebraska.



Also lol at anyone who thinks the two year old won't be up and out during vacation at 9:30 on movie night. I know most of you don't leave your parents homes, let alone go on vacations, but that's not even sort of a big deal or bad parenting
This. When you are at a resort you don't assume alligators are going to eat your child.
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Yes a 2 year old actually.

So tell me all knowing Frank Drebin what should you do when a predator grabs your child and begins to flee with it?

Do nothing or attack the animal?


1. My child would never be walking around in gator infested water
2. If someone I had a major lack of judgement and allowed that situation to happen I would engage that gator instead of standing there watching as it carried my child under water.
I would have used my highly trained 550lbs deadlift to haul that gator up on the beach and went to town on it with some ground and pound action til it released my mini me. Dad must have been a non-lifting *******.
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Originally Posted By Frank
This. When you are at a resort you don't assume alligators are going to eat your child.
You don't if you're an idiot. There were NO SWIMMING signs posted EVERYWHERE and anyone that isn't a complete idiot (these parents) knows there are gators in nearly every body of water in that state and even end up in peoples swimming pools. So they just decided to take a stroll in water AFTER DARK in a body of water they had no excuse of not knowing had gators in it... strong decision making.

I also don't assume my child is going to be abducted while were shopping at the grocery store but he never leaves my sight because I know it's a possibility.
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
Also everyone crucifying the parents because there were signs, let's think about it a minute

Did the signs say no swimming with some indication alligators may be in there

Or did the sign just say no swimming?

Remember this is a pretty nice resort in a lake with fountains. It's reasonable to think the no swimming sign can be interpreted as we don't want a bunch of people in our nice lake rather than no swimming for your own safety.

Granted even with that perspective they were technically breaking the rules, as the kid had his feet in the water, but you can see how something like this can be misinterpreted, especially from someone from Nebraska.



Also lol at anyone who thinks the two year old won't be up and out during vacation at 9:30 on movie night. I know most of you don't leave your parents homes, let alone go on vacations, but that's not even sort of a big deal or bad parenting
ya i mean what could possibly go wrong swimming in a lake with a 'no swimming' sign in florida where alligators are known to live
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
Also everyone crucifying the parents because there were signs, let's think about it a minute

Did the signs say no swimming with some indication alligators may be in there

Or did the sign just say no swimming?

Remember this is a pretty nice resort in a lake with fountains. It's reasonable to think the no swimming sign can be interpreted as we don't want a bunch of people in our nice lake rather than no swimming for your own safety.

Granted even with that perspective they were technically breaking the rules, as the kid had his feet in the water, but you can see how something like this can be misinterpreted, especially from someone from Nebraska.



Also lol at anyone who thinks the two year old won't be up and out during vacation at 9:30 on movie night. I know most of you don't leave your parents homes, let alone go on vacations, but that's not even sort of a big deal or bad parenting
There are no swimming and do not feed the gators sings around that body of water.....do not know the placement of the sings near the incident
Originally Posted By Frank
This. When you are at a resort you don't assume alligators are going to eat your child.
you do if you are anywhere near water in FL
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Yes a 2 year old actually.

So tell me all knowing Frank Drebin what should you do when a predator grabs your child and begins to flee with it?

Do nothing or attack the animal?


1. My child would never be walking around in gator infested water
2. If someone I had a major lack of judgement and allowed that situation to happen I would engage that gator instead of standing there watching as it carried my child under water.
Calling me "All knowing" after your comments in this thread. thats rich bro. You've been talking out your ass. How were the parents supposed to know the water was gator infested? Were there signs? Are they not to assume that a pond at a resort with no fences is safe?
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
There are no swimming and do not feed the gators sings around that body of water.....do not know the placement of the sings near the incident



you do if you are anywhere near water in FL
I just got back from Florida and just learned this srs. It may seem like common knowledge but I assure you it isn't for visitors.
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Originally Posted By Frank
Calling me "All knowing" after your comments in this thread. thats rich bro. You've been talking out your ass. How were the parents supposed to know the water was gator infested? Were there signs? Are they not to assume that a pond at a resort with no fences is safe?
Yes, and there were signs, and gators in water in Florida is common knowledge. Do they think they sweep the lake with gator nets every day and relocate them all?

I just checked the map the lagoon is MASSIVE you would have to be a complete idiot to think there weren't gators in the water.
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Feel bad for the parents. Obviously they were unaware of the dangers. Is it possible that they could have checked in late and didn't really notice the signs because it was dark?

Lived in FL my whole life and seen many gators. For the most part they will not bother you. But there are some rules to follow. The big one being that you don't hang out in waterways in the evening time.

I can imagine for someone out of state who's never seen a gator in the wild, not knowing how common they are around here. Therefore letting your little one wonder onto the shoreline while you are close by doesn't seem like a bad idea. Unfortunately this family has learned the hard way.

I would add too that it being Disney and all, tourists just assume that everything is 'safe'. Surely Disney wouldn't put a beachfront on a waterway with chairs if it weren't safe, right?
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
Yes, and there were signs, and gators in water in Florida is common knowledge. Do they think they sweep the lake with gator nets every day and relocate them all?
Its not common knowledge. I went there this Feb and I learned about the gators while I was there, not before.
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Originally Posted By Pennzoil22⏩
ya i mean what could possibly go wrong swimming in a lake with a 'no swimming' sign in florida where alligators are known to live
Like I said you stupid mother ****er

Many of these places want to keep people from swimming in their nice display lakes and it has nothing to do with gators


I dont know the specifics of the signs but if all it said was no swimming that's a pretty piss poor sign plain and simple
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