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post 1447792063 06-15-2016, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
VacationersfromNebraskastaying at a Disney hotel. False assumption that Disney has already thought about your safety and therefore you are safe.

I go to Disney/Universal often (once per year at least). I see many clueless people doing stupid things.
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post 1447792093 06-15-2016, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted By YIAMSOMEBODY
So, that's what happened? The parents really did let the kid go out at night and play in the waters? Only caught the beginning of this thread and went to bed.
Yes, even with "No Swimming" signs and Alligator warnings nearby. They let their kid play in shallow waters at night...
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post 1447792373 06-15-2016, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted By StiffSproles
It's a little kid. What does a 2 year old know about alligators?

It's the dumb, retarded parents who are at fault.They should be sued for negligence or just lined up and executed via firing squad. Nothing makes me more angry than absolutely retarded parents whose actions ended up with their 2-year old dead in a horrible way. Eaten alive and drowned by an alligator. Absolutely reprehensible.
Hind-sight is 20/20. It's easy to sit here on the Interwebz and be critical of the parents. I am pretty sure that had the father actually thought there was a gator nearby, he would not have allowed his child to get that close. Saying that they should be executed is just retarded. I am sure they probably feel like they don't have much to live for (except their other kids).
post 1447792433 06-15-2016, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
VacationersfromNebraskastaying at a Disney hotel. False assumption that Disney has already thought about your safety and therefore you are safe.

I go to Disney/Universal often (once per year at least). I see many clueless people doing stupid things.
yeah, i do feel for the parents...but it's still stupid of them doing what they did. gotta think. hate to see that happen to a child. i couldnt fathom being the father, who went in after that gator.
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post 1447792513 06-15-2016, 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
Is that really you mr. stolen valor cia operative?
What are you talking about?
post 1447792623 06-15-2016, 08:11 AM
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Mind blown there are people oblivious to the fact that Florida is infested with gators. How can someone be so ignorant.


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post 1447792663 06-15-2016, 08:12 AM
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So Miscers either:

Have never made a mistake when parenting
Would never make a mistake as a parent
Or would have wrestled the gator and won

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post 1447792723 06-15-2016, 08:12 AM
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Don't they teach these kids about gators in 2 year old school?
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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.
once a gators jaws lock its best to just let go. srs.

somehow i dont see a problem with this

a very natural death


hidden story in this: Parks and Wildlife funding in the area was cut due to obamacare expenditure blowout, so less parks service people to keep the area safe.
post 1447792843 06-15-2016, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
Hind-sight is 20/20. It's easy to sit here on the Interwebz and be critical of the parents. I am pretty sure that had the father actually thought there was a gator nearby, he would not have allowed his child to get that close. Saying that they should be executed is just retarded. I am sure they probably feel like they don't have much to live for (except their other kids).
there are signs every 5 feet to stay out of the water because there are gators lol
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post 1447792863 06-15-2016, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted By Swept
Mind blown there are people oblivious to the fact that Florida is infested with gators. How can someone be so ignorant.


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post 1447792923 06-15-2016, 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted By Swept
Mind blown there are people oblivious to the fact that Florida is infested with gators. How can someone be so ignorant.


Alligator alley boyo
i will counter this and say i think florida is infested with homo sapiens more than alligators
post 1447793033 06-15-2016, 08:15 AM
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Here is what the area looks like for those who have never been.....


post 1447793123 06-15-2016, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
What are you talking about?
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post 1447793263 06-15-2016, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
Hind-sight is 20/20. It's easy to sit here on the Interwebz and be critical of the parents. I am pretty sure that had the father actually thought there was a gator nearby, he would not have allowed his child to get that close. Saying that they should be executed is just retarded. I am sure they probably feel like they don't have much to live for (except their other kids).
Lmfao. You are treating the parents like they are drooling morons who can't comprehend that the signs around them entail danger in the waters. I mean, how stupid do you have to be?

What is required for safety nowadays? Strap these stupid parents into a gurney along with their kids attached to prevent them from doing stupid things? Just like that guy last week who fell in that hot spring by ignoring danger signs, just like that dumb mother ignoring her child with the Harambe gorilla and now you have parents who are too stupid to put 2 dots together and realize there are warnings for a reason.

Your job as a parent is to protect your children. This is just about as dumb as it gets. Can't even read signs and put 2 measly dots together. I understand that mistakes like this can happen, but you also have to realize how moronic you have to be to not know your surroundings.
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post 1447793323 06-15-2016, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted By Postmort3m
Here is what the area looks like for those who have never been.....


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post 1447793443 06-15-2016, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted By BeastModeFTW
wtf how the hell did this even happen. after the incident with the gorilla to you thought they would amp up safety procedures.
I cannot believe this mentality still survives today.


How about use your own god dam common sense when your kids are in a dangerous area? You think engineers have all the time, money and effort in the world to come up with the safest environment?

The only thing they can do is mitigate risk......as in, we will make it as safe as we currently know how.....now the parents take over and secure their children.


Fuk you for being a chitty parent if you cant watch your kids......
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Actual sign:

post 1447793503 06-15-2016, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
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if that beach picture is actually where it happened the resort should have had a fence up at night, or at the very least a warning from the front desk when they checked in.
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Originally Posted By Postmort3m
Actual sign:

So the parents were there to make sure the kid didn't go in the deep water, says nothing about alligators.
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
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Originally Posted By StiffSproles
Lmfao. You are treating the parents like they are drooling morons who can't comprehend that the signs around them entail danger in the waters. I mean, how stupid do you have to be?

What is required for safety nowadays? Strap these stupid parents into a gurney along with their kids attached to prevent them from doing stupid things? Just like that guy last week who fell in that hot spring by ignoring danger signs, just like that dumb mother ignoring her child with the Harambe gorilla and now you have parents who are too stupid to put 2 dots together and realize there are warnings for a reason.

Your job as a parent is to protect your children. This is just about as dumb as it gets. Can't even read signs and put 2 measly dots together. I understand that mistakes like this can happen, but you also have to realize how moronic you have to be to not know your surroundings.
irony/talking out of your ass.

It happened on a beach. Signs said NOTHING about alligators.
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Originally Posted By Procta
lulz
LOL. Been here over 10 years and have never been accused of being Blaha. I actually had to Google search that image to know who he was.

Going to neg that ******* for accusing me.
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does not matter if the water looked like valhalla with 72 beautiful virgins waiting for you. People need to stop rationalizing why they are special and can break the rules and then crying about results afterwards. There were DO NOT SWIM signs because of DANGER. They willingly IGNORED them and encountered DANGER. The end.

Disney doesnt have to keep that water gator free because they never intended for people to swim in. They told them not to swim in, they warned them not swim in. Are you saying they have to destroy the beach front and may it ugly and drive away business because people cant understand a sign?
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
That's not me *******. Don't know why you decided it was.
Absolutely no idea why I thought that. Besides your username, avatar, height, weight, location...
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nice lawsuit parents wont have to work the rest of their lifes.
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Originally Posted By Frank
So the parents were there to make sure the kid didn't go in the deep water, says nothing about alligators.
Yeah and they have some developed beach even water is infested with crocks.
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As a Midwesterner I wouldn't think gators would be a serious threat at a resort either. It's a foreign thought to someone from far away, you rabid posters might want to consider that.
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Originally Posted By Prose
nice lawsuit parents wont have to work the rest of their lifes.
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