Sliverback

[johnny boy68 11,726]

4 year old kid being dragged around by a gorilla, gorilla gets shot as it should.

Could've, should've, would've is by the by here, a child was in danger so it's a no brainer for me, Harambe the silverback is now headline news and I can live with that rather than hearing a child is dead because of some bodies negligence.

[keepdiggin 9,567]

it was only a nigglet as well ffs!

[mackay 3,458]

I personally think it was wrong purely from the conservational point of view, silverbacks are quite rare whereas the world is full of four year old brats.

[tillylamp 1,846]

  On 30/05/2016 at 15:02, vixen said:

 

  On 30/05/2016 at 10:56, pesky1972 said:

All the bleeding hearts are on this now I see; http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-36410841

Apparently the gorilla wasn't going to harm the boy.., it just dragged him around like a rag doll for 10 minutes to 'protect him from the screaming crowd' FFS.., more bullets please

I'm 100% of the same opinion as you pesky, I'm shocked by the lack of compassion for the poor wee baby getting thrown around by a 400lb gorilla, I hope the wee soul is ok and makes a full recovery after his terrible terrifying ordeal, sad tragic event that could have been avoided if the zoo had proper enclosures!!!

 

and also avoided if the bloody parents had of done there job properly, it's always someone else's fault isn't it..

[mushroom 13,446]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3616453/New-video-footage-Harambe-shows-400-pound-gorilla-HOLDING-HANDS-four-year-old-boy-fell-zoo-enclosure-witnesses-say-animal-acting-protectively.html

[DogFox123 1,379]

Gorillas are surprisingly placid despite their looks, it wouldn't have killed the boy or seriously hurt him in my opinion.

[delswal 3,819]

  On 30/05/2016 at 16:41, DogFox123 said:

Gorillas are surprisingly placid despite their looks, it wouldn't have killed the boy or seriously hurt him in my opinion.

Not wanting an argument DF if it was your child in there, and you had the rifle what would you have done? I know what I would have done, 300 win mag straight in the head.

 

Then smacked the little sods arse so hard the next time he seen a gorilla he would run in the opposite direction.

That would have been right after I had just kicked the mother from one end of the zoo to the other.

[tb25 4,627]

  On 30/05/2016 at 09:15, Mister Gain said:

It's a pity that toddlers reins are not used more, it's very rare to see them at all nowadays yet they are still available. Had the water been a concrete bottomed pit instead of a water pit doesn't bear thinking about.

never see kids with these in anymore..I see mother's most days giving young kiddy's a good telling of most mornings for stepping out in front of cars. And what do the cost!! Next to nothing..

[neems 2,406]

 

 

It was dragging the lad round like a rag doll,intentional or not he'd have probably killed the lad.

The parents are retards and 100% to blame,but the Gorilla had to die.

[vixen 528]

If you read this link the gorilla was smashing the child off a wall and throwing him around, the keeper even said the child was in danger of his life, they show a bit of a video of it touching a child's hand and everyone gets a fairy story that it was protecting him, did no one see it dragging him off by the leg? Obviously they didn't show the video where it was being aggressive to the baby as that's when they had to shoot it, whether you think the parents were to blame or not....The zoo should have 100% secure enclosures to stop this happening.

http://www.wpxi.com/news/trending-now/gorilla-attacks-child-who-fell-into-cincinnati-zoo-enclosure/308678969

[gnasher16 30,594]

Not to trivialise it.......but i wonder if the gorilla would of reacted the same if it had been a white kid ?.......i dont mean was it a racist gorilla.... i just mean would a white skinned child have been in more danger than a black skinned child in the mind of a gorilla ?

[tb25 4,627]

  On 30/05/2016 at 19:01, maxhardcore said:

The parents or guardians will prob try get rich off the back of all this

They will try say the zoo was at fault most prob ?

Madelaines parents certainly did well out of the neglect of that poor soul.

[Lab 10,979]

Would like to see some of the folk worried about the gorilla be calm in that situation. If there was a gun handy id be shooting it myself if that was my wee boy...no debate!!!

It's a shame that the gorilla had to die....but it did. Now the Zoo gets bollocked for a parents mind slip. Shit all round!!!

[torchey 1,328]

Even if the kid was on its own for a fortnight theres no way it shouldve found its way into a pen with a f***ing gorilla...

[tillylamp 1,846]

  On 30/05/2016 at 18:28, vixen said:

If you read this link the gorilla was smashing the child off a wall and throwing him around, the keeper even said the child was in danger of his life, they show a bit of a video of it touching a child's hand and everyone gets a fairy story that it was protecting him, did no one see it dragging him off by the leg? Obviously they didn't show the video where it was being aggressive to the baby as that's when they had to shoot it, whether you think the parents were to blame or not....The zoo should have 100% secure enclosures to stop this happening.

http://www.wpxi.com/news/trending-now/gorilla-attacks-child-who-fell-into-cincinnati-zoo-enclosure/308678969

smashing him off the walls and throwing around......that's a bit dramatic isn't it, funny how the kid only had a few bruises after being so badly smashed off the walls and thrown about....yes he got dragged about, and yes, it's never gonna look pretty is it....but the bottom line is, if the bloody mother had being paying attention, and did her job properly....we wouldn't be having this conversation and the gorilla would still be eating his banana for lunch.....i hope they do, do the parents for negligence, then maybe more parents will actually look after their kids in a proper fashion.