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

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Originally Posted By ANumber1⏩
Good post, but only one of these things is true.
Im not an idiot just because im not aware of a nice beach looking resort which is a part of an expensive hotel being infested by crocodiles, with no signs of "DANGER CROCODILES" anywhere. You are very dense if you dont see how big the potential for accidents there is on that place. Some people that dont even speak english properly visit those areas all the time, the accident prevention is CLEARLY lacking in that place.

This accident is a perfect example of it. It would have been avoided if there was a chain closing that area do you agree? It would have been avoided if there was a huge ass sign of "CROCODILES ARE WATCHING YOU RIGHT NOW" on several different places. 5 bucks signs would save lives.
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Originally Posted By jbball92⏩
parents should be executed dead srs.
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Originally Posted By badlasagna⏩
this
Owner of the resort should be tortured for days, then stoned to death srs. That should teach everyone to put proper signs
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just looked the place up.....damn its a man made beach..i thought maybe he was walking around in the grass type deal


terrible situation. It seems like the resort would have signs that warn foreign tourists.
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Originally Posted By Armando777⏩
Can't imagine the desperation of the parents looking for their child. Just the chance of the child still alive is enough to keep looking no matter how long it takes.

Orlando has been going rough!
There is no chance that kid is alive.
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Originally Posted By Flexish⏩
Goodness

The father will be haunted by the image and screams of his son along with "if only I..." for the rest of his days. I feel so sorry for the family.
....if only I kept accountability of my child?
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Owner of the resort should be tortured for days, then stoned to death srs. That should teach everyone to put proper signs
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post 1447822603 06-15-2016, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted By Lawlstud⏩
There is no chance that kid is alive.
That kid died 2 minutes after it was dragged by the croc.
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Originally Posted By Ken-O⏩
Im not an idiot just because im not aware of a nice beach looking resort which is a part of an expensive hotel being infested by crocodiles, with no signs of "DANGER CROCODILES" anywhere. You are very dense if you dont see how big the potential for accidents there is on that place. Some people that dont even speak english properly visit those areas all the time, the accident prevention is CLEARLY lacking in that place.

This accident is a perfect example of it. It would have been avoided if there was a chain closing that area do you agree? It would have been avoided if there was a huge ass sign of "CROCODILES ARE WATCHING YOU RIGHT NOW" on several different places. 5 bucks signs would save lives.
I agree with this.
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Originally Posted By Ken-O⏩
Owner of the resort should be tortured for days, then stoned to death srs. That should teach everyone to put proper signs
Mexico should put up signs, "fuk local girls get the clap". Would have helped me.
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Originally Posted By Ken-O⏩
Im not an idiot just because im not aware of a nice beach looking resort which is a part of an expensive hotel being infested by crocodiles, with no signs of "DANGER CROCODILES" anywhere. You are very dense if you dont see how big the potential for accidents there is on that place. Some people that dont even speak english properly visit those areas all the time, the accident prevention is CLEARLY lacking in that place.

This accident is a perfect example of it. It would have been avoided if there was a chain closing that area do you agree? It would have been avoided if there was a huge ass sign of "CROCODILES ARE WATCHING YOU RIGHT NOW" on several different places. 5 bucks signs would save lives.
Are you rustled yet?

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post 1447824803 06-15-2016, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted By Ken-O⏩
Im not an idiot just because im not aware of a nice beach looking resort which is a part of an expensive hotel being infested by crocodiles, with no signs of "DANGER CROCODILES" anywhere. You are very dense if you dont see how big the potential for accidents there is on that place. Some people that dont even speak english properly visit those areas all the time, the accident prevention is CLEARLY lacking in that place.

This accident is a perfect example of it. It would have been avoided if there was a chain closing that area do you agree? It would have been avoided if there was a huge ass sign of "CROCODILES ARE WATCHING YOU RIGHT NOW" on several different places. 5 bucks signs would save lives.
Agreed. There has to be some liability for Disney.

People can blame the parents, but if you are not from the southeast, why would you think that a beach at lake resort would be an alligator risk?

At the very least, put up signs.
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post 1447824883 06-15-2016, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
Do you have a moment to talk about our Lord and Savior, Jesus Crocst?

Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
post 1447825613 06-15-2016, 11:31 AM
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I Went to Fort Myers area when when I was in HS and I looked at every body of water trying to see one. Never saw any. Are these bastards sneaky or something?

Also the crocs or alligators they had at sea world were cucks. One had like 6 turtles just sunning on it
post 1447826273 06-15-2016, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
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
Haven't read the rest of the thread yet, but agree with your posts 100%

What I want to know is, if the gator situation is so bad over there why would they even make a man made lake in a family tourist spot knowing it would house gators? Let alone apparently making a beachfront with chairs on it?!

If there was ever a possibility I'd go to Florida before I certainly wouldn't now lol. And definitely wouldn't take my kids there.

But, y'know having a 2 year old up at 9.30 on vacation is just horrific and having your child killed is just not even enough punishment for that kind of parental stupidity. Not srs.
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Originally Posted By GreenWave1⏩
Agreed. There has to be some liability for Disney.

People can blame the parents, but if you are not from the southeast, why would you think that a beach at lake resort would be an alligator risk?

At the very least, put up signs.
Saw this last night and didn't look into it, I assumed it was negligence on behalf of the parents. However, in a man made lake on Disney property, this is on Disney for not taking adequate precautions.
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest⏩
I Went to Fort Myers area when when I was in HS and I looked at every body of water trying to see one. Never saw any. Are these bastards sneaky or something?
That's basically how they operate, yes. Until you know what to look for, all you see is a bit of a rotten log sticking up. Once you see one, you realize they are everywhere.

I did one of those Everglades airboat tours, freaked me right the fuark out. You think you're going to see one if you're lucky, like most wildlife tours, and instead there's like 6-8 circling the boat.

Most predators don't give a fuark about you. People are big and loud and they aren't sure what to make of it. A 2-year-old would have looked like a Twinkie to a 7-foot gator, though.
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Just saw this thread.

I can't even imagine that Father hearing his child scream, blood in the water and every single Father instinct kicked in and the man literally tried fighting/wrestling the alligator to retrieve his child..

Only to see it sink under the water with the Gator. I think I'd honestly lose my fuking mind and rather just be killed. i couldn't live with myself.
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This thread shows how many people need to be spoon feed.

No swimming signs ARE posted but yet people say post signs..................................

The only way I would agree with these potato comments would be if the gator actually WALKED UP ON THE BEACH and got him, then it's a completely different scenario. Then you can say YES, GATOR signs should have been posted.

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Originally Posted By southernwinds34⏩
Just saw this thread.

I can't even imagine that Father hearing his child scream, blood in the water and every single Father instinct kicked in and the man literally tried fighting/wrestling the alligator to retrieve his child..

Only to see it sink under the water with the Gator. I think I'd honestly lose my fuking mind and rather just be killed. i couldn't live with myself.
i would probably commit suicide after (srs)
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There are reports of the little 2 yr old being in the water, 1 ft deep. How far away was the dad? I know that if I were the father and my 2 yr old kid was going to be in 1 ft of water (waist to chest deep for the kid) in any outdoor body of water, I'd only be inches away.
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Originally Posted By rocketfish⏩
i would probably commit suicide after (srs)
Not me. I'd spend the next few years training for revenge. Then?

Then.

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messed up that. Why were there alligators around disney anyway
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Originally Posted By EatnCleans⏩
This thread shows how many people need to be spoon feed.

No swimming signs ARE posted but yet people say post signs..................................

The only way I would agree with these potato comments would be if the gator actually WALKED UP ON THE BEACH and got him, then it's a completely different scenario. Then you can say YES, GATOR signs should have been posted.

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Although that's not what happened this time, do you not think that Disney should post those signs before it happens, not afterwards?

A lot of tourists aren't going to be expecting Disney to build a man made beach at a family resort if it's not even going to be safe to go near it. There's even pictures of kids playing near that water in this thread, they are at risk, do they and their parents know that without signs?
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Originally Posted By 2thTEE82⏩
There are reports of the little 2 yr old being in the water, 1 ft deep. How far away was the dad? I know that if I were the father and my 2 yr old kid was going to be in 1 ft of water (waist to chest deep for the kid) in any outdoor body of water, I'd only be inches away.
Must have been close since he attempted to save the kid, my understanding is that gators are extremely fast so I doubt the father would've got anywhere near it if he wasn't right there.
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Originally Posted By rocketfish⏩
muslim alligator

media fails to report that..
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Originally Posted By rocketfish⏩
i would probably commit suicide after (srs)
Same. I don't think I honestly would be able to live with myself. I can't even imagine that Father knowing his child needed his help and even with the adrenaline and everything kicked on; he couldn't save his child. I really don't know how one could try to live their life after, I hate sounding like a dik.. That's just horrifying to me thinking what the guy went through.
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