Alligator killed 2-year-old boy in Disney World
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Nick1994
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I still don't see how this is any of Disney's fault, I hope they don't pay a dime.
Idiotic parents don't watch their kids, we saw that with the Zoo incident the other week.
Why on earth was a 2 year old out in a foot of water? Obviously the parents weren't that close.
Idiotic parents don't watch their kids, we saw that with the Zoo incident the other week.
Why on earth was a 2 year old out in a foot of water? Obviously the parents weren't that close.
Someone got killed in your property you're liable.
Disney didn't have any sign on lake shore warning about alligator, and I don't think they have any written warning in any brochure about danger of alligator on their lakes.
The question is how much Disney and its insurance company will pay to the kid's parents.
Disney didn't have any sign on lake shore warning about alligator, and I don't think they have any written warning in any brochure about danger of alligator on their lakes.
The question is how much Disney and its insurance company will pay to the kid's parents.
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Idiotic parents don't watch their kids, we saw that with the Zoo incident the other week.
Pretty clear you have never been around small children.
It only takes a few seconds.....
Idiotic parents don't watch their kids, we saw that with the Zoo incident the other week.
Pretty clear you have never been around small children.
It only takes a few seconds.....
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You obviously have neither children nor grandchildren.
Your attitude reflects the callousness of those who have yet to experience much of the world.
Once you're all grown up and start a family, you'll be better able to understand what this one is going through.
My thoughts are with these people, although I would have personally used my fingers to gouge out the creature's eyes.
It would have then let the little boy go and turned to me.
Most of us would willingly die to save our children and grandchildren.
The father in this case certainly tried.
WRT the OP's estimate of what Disney will have to pay, I also find this to be very callous.
No amount of money can ever erase the horror of seeing your son made the prey of a reptile.
These things should all be made into shoes and handbags. The meat is also pretty good.
Protected species my foot!
Extinction would be the best course for them in Florida.
Your attitude reflects the callousness of those who have yet to experience much of the world.
Once you're all grown up and start a family, you'll be better able to understand what this one is going through.
My thoughts are with these people, although I would have personally used my fingers to gouge out the creature's eyes.
It would have then let the little boy go and turned to me.
Most of us would willingly die to save our children and grandchildren.
The father in this case certainly tried.
WRT the OP's estimate of what Disney will have to pay, I also find this to be very callous.
No amount of money can ever erase the horror of seeing your son made the prey of a reptile.
These things should all be made into shoes and handbags. The meat is also pretty good.
Protected species my foot!
Extinction would be the best course for them in Florida.
Feed your kid to the Crocks then sue.
This story has been bigger than the Orlando shooting for 3 days..scheesch..give it a break.
This story has been bigger than the Orlando shooting for 3 days..scheesch..give it a break.
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Extinction would be the best course for them in Florida.
That have a very good track record.
Extinction would be the best course for them in Florida.
That have a very good track record.
Originally Posted By: fdcg27
You obviously have neither children nor grandchildren.
Your attitude reflects the callousness of those who have yet to experience much of the world.
Once you're all grown up and start a family, you'll be better able to understand what this one is going through.
My thoughts are with these people, although I would have personally used my fingers to gouge out the creature's eyes.
It would have then let the little boy go and turned to me.
Most of us would willingly die to save our children and grandchildren.
The father in this case certainly tried.
WRT the OP's estimate of what Disney will have to pay, I also find this to be very callous.
No amount of money can ever erase the horror of seeing your son made the prey of a reptile.
These things should all be made into shoes and handbags. The meat is also pretty good.
Protected species my foot!
Extinction would be the best course for them in Florida.
Well said, now someone shut this thread down.
You obviously have neither children nor grandchildren.
Your attitude reflects the callousness of those who have yet to experience much of the world.
Once you're all grown up and start a family, you'll be better able to understand what this one is going through.
My thoughts are with these people, although I would have personally used my fingers to gouge out the creature's eyes.
It would have then let the little boy go and turned to me.
Most of us would willingly die to save our children and grandchildren.
The father in this case certainly tried.
WRT the OP's estimate of what Disney will have to pay, I also find this to be very callous.
No amount of money can ever erase the horror of seeing your son made the prey of a reptile.
These things should all be made into shoes and handbags. The meat is also pretty good.
Protected species my foot!
Extinction would be the best course for them in Florida.
Well said, now someone shut this thread down.
Nick1994
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Originally Posted By: fdcg27
You obviously have neither children nor grandchildren.
Your attitude reflects the callousness of those who have yet to experience much of the world.
Once you're all grown up and start a family, you'll be better able to understand what this one is going through.
My thoughts are with these people, although I would have personally used my fingers to gouge out the creature's eyes.
It would have then let the little boy go and turned to me.
Most of us would willingly die to save our children and grandchildren.
The father in this case certainly tried.
WRT the OP's estimate of what Disney will have to pay, I also find this to be very callous.
No amount of money can ever erase the horror of seeing your son made the prey of a reptile.
These things should all be made into shoes and handbags. The meat is also pretty good.
Protected species my foot!
Extinction would be the best course for them in Florida.
Of course it's a tragic accident, but there comes a point when parents need to take some responsibility too.
As if Disney can control alligators in their waters. So if a pigeon tripped somebody and they broke their leg at Disneyland, they'd be responsible? It's something out of their control, and this country is way too sue happy.
You obviously have neither children nor grandchildren.
Your attitude reflects the callousness of those who have yet to experience much of the world.
Once you're all grown up and start a family, you'll be better able to understand what this one is going through.
My thoughts are with these people, although I would have personally used my fingers to gouge out the creature's eyes.
It would have then let the little boy go and turned to me.
Most of us would willingly die to save our children and grandchildren.
The father in this case certainly tried.
WRT the OP's estimate of what Disney will have to pay, I also find this to be very callous.
No amount of money can ever erase the horror of seeing your son made the prey of a reptile.
These things should all be made into shoes and handbags. The meat is also pretty good.
Protected species my foot!
Extinction would be the best course for them in Florida.
Of course it's a tragic accident, but there comes a point when parents need to take some responsibility too.
As if Disney can control alligators in their waters. So if a pigeon tripped somebody and they broke their leg at Disneyland, they'd be responsible? It's something out of their control, and this country is way too sue happy.
Originally Posted By: fdcg27
You obviously have neither children nor grandchildren.
Your attitude reflects the callousness of those who have yet to experience much of the world.
Once you're all grown up and start a family, you'll be better able to understand what this one is going through.
My thoughts are with these people, although I would have personally used my fingers to gouge out the creature's eyes.
It would have then let the little boy go and turned to me.
Most of us would willingly die to save our children and grandchildren.
The father in this case certainly tried.
WRT the OP's estimate of what Disney will have to pay, I also find this to be very callous.
No amount of money can ever erase the horror of seeing your son made the prey of a reptile.
These things should all be made into shoes and handbags. The meat is also pretty good.
Protected species my foot!
Extinction would be the best course for them in Florida.
I didn't mean the kid's family is happy with large payout from Disney. It was a terrible accident, the parents didn't know about alligator around the area and it was a terrible experience watching your kid dragged away by an alligator.
I think Disney and the family should settle this case out of court, don't let any lawyer involved, especially some celebrity lawyers such as Gloria Allred.
You obviously have neither children nor grandchildren.
Your attitude reflects the callousness of those who have yet to experience much of the world.
Once you're all grown up and start a family, you'll be better able to understand what this one is going through.
My thoughts are with these people, although I would have personally used my fingers to gouge out the creature's eyes.
It would have then let the little boy go and turned to me.
Most of us would willingly die to save our children and grandchildren.
The father in this case certainly tried.
WRT the OP's estimate of what Disney will have to pay, I also find this to be very callous.
No amount of money can ever erase the horror of seeing your son made the prey of a reptile.
These things should all be made into shoes and handbags. The meat is also pretty good.
Protected species my foot!
Extinction would be the best course for them in Florida.
I didn't mean the kid's family is happy with large payout from Disney. It was a terrible accident, the parents didn't know about alligator around the area and it was a terrible experience watching your kid dragged away by an alligator.
I think Disney and the family should settle this case out of court, don't let any lawyer involved, especially some celebrity lawyers such as Gloria Allred.
Originally Posted By: Nick1994
Of course it's a tragic accident, but there comes a point when parents need to take some responsibility too.
As if Disney can control alligators in their waters. So if a pigeon tripped somebody and they broke their leg at Disneyland, they'd be responsible? It's something out of their control, and this country is way too sue happy.
Yeah. A person stripped on a banana peel and broke his/her leg in Disney World park, Disney is responsible.
Of course it's a tragic accident, but there comes a point when parents need to take some responsibility too.
As if Disney can control alligators in their waters. So if a pigeon tripped somebody and they broke their leg at Disneyland, they'd be responsible? It's something out of their control, and this country is way too sue happy.
Yeah. A person stripped on a banana peel and broke his/her leg in Disney World park, Disney is responsible.
Very tragic and my prayers go out for the boy, his family and friends. It is simply unfathomable how one could cope with this.
More signage should certainly help, but I don't know how we can make our world 100% safe.
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/30345284/shark-spotted-in-waters-near-dukes-waikiki
More signage should certainly help, but I don't know how we can make our world 100% safe.
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/30345284/shark-spotted-in-waters-near-dukes-waikiki
You ignored what I posted WRT your personal lack of understanding.
I wrote nothing of Disney's responsibility and only about your failure to grasp the reality of what happened.
Your lack of maturity is what I intended to highlight, but you already know that and are trying to pretend otherwise.
Some day, you'll grow into manhood as a father and then get it.
I wrote nothing of Disney's responsibility and only about your failure to grasp the reality of what happened.
Your lack of maturity is what I intended to highlight, but you already know that and are trying to pretend otherwise.
Some day, you'll grow into manhood as a father and then get it.
Just today the TV news had an interview with a parent whos child had a close call with an alligator at another part of Disney a couple of miles away from where the recent incident took place. That parent warned the Disney employees about the close call and they said that the alligators are considered pets, and they did nothing about it.
The parent of the child who had the close call commented that while he hoped that it would never happen, he predicted that someday someone would get killed by one of those alligators.
The Disney employees were warned, and they did nothing. I would not want to have Disneys liability with a history like that.
The parent of the child who had the close call commented that while he hoped that it would never happen, he predicted that someday someone would get killed by one of those alligators.
The Disney employees were warned, and they did nothing. I would not want to have Disneys liability with a history like that.
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Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR
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