RIP Harambe - a Cincy zoo gorilla

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(06-01-2016, 10:36 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: I bet you every penny in the world that the mother of the child that did fall in would have said the exact same thing 10 minutes before he did. 

Maybe should have been thinking about it while she was in the enclosure.  Society is not responsible for these  numbnut kids. Not for a moment not for 10 minutes in between remembering you have a god damned kid and you're in a gorilla exhibit.  This is not the 1800's.  You can no longer expect the village to read your mistakes.  Get a stroller and some seatbelts.  Maybe don't have the 4th one in the first place if you can't keep track of it. 

(06-01-2016, 11:08 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: She could have been. When the facts come out, all the accusations may be correct. 

If they're not, then a more than a few will look like judgmental dickheads, though it won't matter cause next time there's a situation, those people will be right back on their soapbox with their dunce caps firmly in place. 

What facts are we waiting on?  Was she all of a sudden immobilized?  Did she have a ducking g stroke?  No. She was oblivious to her reproductive impact on humanity and her offspring.  Are you blaming the child?   The child should have known better?  Whose fault is that?  Societies for not being considerate of those who wish to have so many children they cannot be held responsible?  It's one or the other.  Kid or parent.  Pick a side.