Animal Rights

[Barnared]

There seems to be outrage over the killing of the gorilla in the US. In my opinion they had no option.

The only question I have is how did it take them 10 phukin minutes? - view external link

[Pacman1903]

My question is, how the f@ck does a four year old fall in a gorilla enclosure.? Not the easiest of achievements

Something that shouldnt have been happening led to that.

As for the lions in Chile. Thats shocking that they suffered because a guy willingly went in their pen

[Mason89]

Gorillas in the US & Lions in Chile. There's part of the problem there. Mind you, if it's not zookeepers shooting them, it'll be some rich tosser with tiny balls back in Africa. The animals can't really win.

[Goalposter]

It amazes me that the parents aren't fined and made to pay the compensation for the gorilla etc.

The parents applauded the animal keepers for their quick thinking yet never bothered to say' we are really sorry for being so phucking stupid to have let our child get into the area in the first place and cause this tragic incident to happen!"


So wrong.

[Barnared]

There has to be bigger questions over the security of the enclosure, no?

This is Yankeelandia and the parents will almost certainly sue.

[Pacman1903]

There has to be bigger questions over the security of the enclosure, no?

This is Yankeelandia and the parents will almost certainly sue.

I dont believe the enclosure security will be an issue, something that shouldnt have been happening has happened or that kid would not have been face to face with the gorilla. This is a US Zoo so im sure the enclosures are safe and it would take some doing to get to the situation that occurred.

[Goalposter]

There has to be bigger questions over the security of the enclosure, no?

This is Yankeelandia and the parents will almost certainly sue.

I dont believe the enclosure security will be an issue, something that shouldnt have been happening has happened or that kid would not have been face to face with the gorilla. This is a US Zoo so im sure the enclosures are safe and it would take some doing to get to the situation that occurred. [/quote]



Whatever angle one takes...it's simple bad parenting.


This isn't a kid suddenly running towards a busy road.

Its a kid climbing up something next to a phucking gorilla cage.

[scobiemacd]

Who's to say the gorilla would have harmed the kid? It may have looked after the boy, gave him a banana, and introduced him to the other gorillas.

Either that or it would have ripped his f.ucking head off .

[Pacman1903]

There has to be bigger questions over the security of the enclosure, no?

This is Yankeelandia and the parents will almost certainly sue.

I dont believe the enclosure security will be an issue, something that shouldnt have been happening has happened or that kid would not have been face to face with the gorilla. This is a US Zoo so im sure the enclosures are safe and it would take some doing to get to the situation that occurred. [/quote]



Whatever angle one takes...it's simple bad parenting.


This isn't a kid suddenly running towards a busy road.

Its a kid climbing up something next to a phucking gorilla cage.[/quote]

Bang on GP min

[DonUnder]

Wouldn't have happened if the kid had been armed!