Breaking News.....Alligator drags child into lake near Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

[pocketrockets]

I'd say the events happening in Orlando this week take precedence over our messing around here

You have no word, you are full of shit. Nothing new here.

 

[SheriffJoe]

Can we discuss gator control or must we still wait on that?

 

[ML Dog]

Can we discuss gator control or must we still wait on that?

I personally feel the degree to which The Gators "Offense" was completely controlled last college football season has us covered well for several years where regards Gator Control.

 

[pocketrockets]

Gators are allowed but Crocs are not... Crocs attack faster and their teeth are bigger provoking larger injuries.

 

[ML Dog]

<header class="article-header"> Many on Social Media are Laying Into the Parents of the Boy Attacked by the Alligator

By Natasha Noman <time datetime="2016-06-15T15:13:51.000Z" pubdate="" itemprop="datePublished">June 15, 2016

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</header> As the search for a 2-year-old boy dragged into a lagoon by an alligator at Disney World in Orlando, Florida, continues, Twitter is busy blaming the parents for the incident.

The boy was ankle-deep in Seven Seas Lagoon with his father near to the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa in Orlando, when an alligator came and attacked the child Tuesday night.

Because the area is marked by "No Swimming" signs, many online have turned against the parents.

 

[Mr_Mark]

someone try to defend the parent this time

There is a lifeguard, why would there be a lifeguard if you weren't allowed to swim in the water. Tragic accident, it happens. There is not always someone to blame or at fault.

 

[JustinCruise]

kind of surprised some are making jokes in here. This is so sad I see no humor in it.

 

[pocketrockets]

kind of surprised some are making jokes in here. This is so sad I see no humor in it.

we are not surprised you didnt deliver on your bullshit attention seeking thread

 

[slapshot]

kind of surprised some are making jokes in here. This is so sad I see no humor in it.

heck i thought your 10,000 post was bad since it was a major ghost post and you posted about this kid who just died hno:

 

[Greenbacks]

Was this a sign that was there or did you Google image alligator signs?

How ignorant can you be????......Do you think the signs say....Come play with the Alligators?

 

[Greenbacks]

Was this a sign that was there or did you Google image alligator signs?

 

[Greenbacks]

Was this a sign that was there or did you Google image alligator signs?

 

[Greenbacks]

Was this a sign that was there or did you Google image alligator signs?

 

[Greenbacks]

 

[Greenbacks]

 

[Ricboff]

stop, that's just wrong

accidents happen, tragedies happen

I could see me allowing my kid a little space and letting him walk near the water, nobody would expect that in Disney World and I doubt there was any time to react

it's the culture we live in now-- people, reactively, seek blame. Then we have social media where the internet warriors can condemn-within the friendly protective barriors of home. Mom and dad lost their little kid to a HORRIFIC incident. And people immediately are condemning.... how's that for compassion?...empathy?....


gl to the family and RIP little guy

 

[CHOPTALK]

When are some of you going to learn that not everything that happens bad in this world is someone's fault ?

Shit happens.

Some of you think in every situation someone deserves credit or blame .

 

[pathologist]

Well let me be the Internet badass to say that there's no way a 4-7ft gator is devouring my infant unless he plans to devour me too...I mean if I was fighting with him, I'm not letting go for shit...

I have a 2 year old girl, I know I'm fighting to the death in that situation also. Man, I can't imagine how the parents are feeling. If he actually did make contact and then have the kid still get pulled away would be beyond devastating

 

[gijoe]

THE only sign up was "no swimming" it was at night and family was from Nebraska and probably didn't see sign.

 

[pocketrockets]

I have a 2 year old girl, I know I'm fighting to the death in that situation also. Man, I can't imagine how the parents are feeling. If he actually did make contact and then have the kid still get pulled away would be beyond devastating

+1

but we have keyboard warriors here who have zero parenting experience being experts and blaming the poor couple