Nobody cares about a gorilla? Remember Cecil? (accuse, serial killers, crimes)
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I didn't even know about the father's criminal history until I read it here. So I guess that means that, now that I know it, I'm supposed to shut up about what a dolt I think the mother is...
This reminds me of a few years ago when I had a post warning that the worst racist attitudes were transitioning from Archie Bunker types to younger minorities.
The whole SJW meme is that white male = bad rather than actually addressing racist individuals and furthermore excusing racist comments from minorities because they're "not empowered".
Oh well, here we are today, I have some old Archie Bunker type relatives...they'll be dead in 10 years. These idiots won't.
Then what?
Those "minority" people you're talking about will wind up with nothing in life IMHO.
Yes, they really did need to kill him. There was no other option to ensure the child was safe. I blame the parents, but I'm sure they would have done something differently if they could go back. It is a sad thing that happened, but sad things happen every day.
Enough with blaming "the parents." I blame the mother-- she's the one who was there.
Oddly enough I had assumed the parents were white. Seriously if you manage to lose your kid into the gorilla exhibit resulting in the death of the gorilla, I kinda feel like it would be wise for the authorities to spend some time investigating things. Its not racism, its called thinking your parenting skills might have issues.
If you have ever worked in a large group of mixed races, you soon learn that many of the most racist are black.
Found that out a long time ago..... in Vietnam.
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