Comments on: SF Zoo Tiger Attack: Who to Blame, Zoo Administration or Victims? http://www.bloggernews.net/112852 High-quality English language analysis and editorial writing on the news. Thu, 16 Feb 2012 12:37:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Common Sense http://www.bloggernews.net/112852#comment-232723 Common Sense Sun, 17 Feb 2008 09:13:25 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/112852#comment-232723 Please, let's stop shirking personal responsibility. Let's stop blaming others for our misfortunes. Those boys got what they deserved. I don't care if it sounds callous. People who do obviously stupid dangerous things and die is just nature's way of weeding out the idiots. Oh, it boggles the mind how some people can be so bankrupt of common sense. You play with matches and give yourself 2nd degree burns, then you get what you deserve. Please, let’s stop shirking personal responsibility. Let’s stop blaming others for our misfortunes. Those boys got what they deserved. I don’t care if it sounds callous. People who do obviously stupid dangerous things and die is just nature’s way of weeding out the idiots. Oh, it boggles the mind how some people can be so bankrupt of common sense. You play with matches and give yourself 2nd degree burns, then you get what you deserve.

]]> By: HumansFirst http://www.bloggernews.net/112852#comment-184693 HumansFirst Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:26:13 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/112852#comment-184693 Arrest SOB management! I've been doing a bit of poking around the web. There is a dude at the SFBG who has made an open and shut case which utterly damns the managment. It turns out, it's been known since at least the 1960s, maybe longer, that escapes are possible. In fact, it has actually happened. News was spiked / forgotten since then. In the previous escapes, cats were not bad seeds, no one was attacked. But this bad seed cat, a Denver Zoo reject, brought in as a mating experiment, was not only destined to escape but to seek her obsession, human flesh and blood. Once an animal, especially a non domesticated one, tastes it, there is no turning back, obsession will kick in. This is a long known fact of all of us who are tuned into animal behavior. They never should have reopened the grotto. Oh, you may not know that detail. After the zoo keeper incident, it was shut - until Sept 2007. Hmmm ... must have been some management pressure to get it back open. Zoo keeper incident had been nearly forgotten, Christmas vacation for the kiddies coming, got to get it back open again. So, the known deadly enclosure, was put back in business. The known bad seed cat was put back in there. Decisions were made. Who made them, are criminals. SFDA, why won't you indict zoo management? Where is your courage? Arrest SOB management! I’ve been doing a bit of poking around the web. There is a dude at the SFBG who has made an open and shut case which utterly damns the managment. It turns out, it’s been known since at least the 1960s, maybe longer, that escapes are possible. In fact, it has actually happened. News was spiked / forgotten since then. In the previous escapes, cats were not bad seeds, no one was attacked. But this bad seed cat, a Denver Zoo reject, brought in as a mating experiment, was not only destined to escape but to seek her obsession, human flesh and blood. Once an animal, especially a non domesticated one, tastes it, there is no turning back, obsession will kick in. This is a long known fact of all of us who are tuned into animal behavior. They never should have reopened the grotto. Oh, you may not know that detail. After the zoo keeper incident, it was shut - until Sept 2007. Hmmm … must have been some management pressure to get it back open. Zoo keeper incident had been nearly forgotten, Christmas vacation for the kiddies coming, got to get it back open again. So, the known deadly enclosure, was put back in business. The known bad seed cat was put back in there. Decisions were made. Who made them, are criminals. SFDA, why won’t you indict zoo management? Where is your courage?

]]> By: HumansFirst http://www.bloggernews.net/112852#comment-183684 HumansFirst Wed, 09 Jan 2008 03:35:17 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/112852#comment-183684 The grotto is badly deficient and there have been a number of close calls in the past. Poorly maintained landscaping, overhanging tree branches plus cracks in the wall gave the tiger the means to scale it. Imagine the situation, zoo had closed, the 3 young men were starting to walk away, backs turned to the grotto. The big cat lunged up and grabbed one by the throat and the rest is history. No taunting or other BS, just a tiger, who'd previously attacked a human and tasted human blood, at feeding time in the middle of winter. Attack at dusk, etc. Why is anyone surprised? Arrest the director and all upper managers. They knew immediately what had happened and why, then, denied, delayed and now, try to defame. They denied the escape, claiming the two survivors insane. They delayed the cops (who they knew would blow away this bad, evil cat with a nastier disposition than the other ones in the grotto). They now defame the three young men. Arrest the management and try them for murder! The grotto is badly deficient and there have been a number of close calls in the past. Poorly maintained landscaping, overhanging tree branches plus cracks in the wall gave the tiger the means to scale it. Imagine the situation, zoo had closed, the 3 young men were starting to walk away, backs turned to the grotto. The big cat lunged up and grabbed one by the throat and the rest is history. No taunting or other BS, just a tiger, who’d previously attacked a human and tasted human blood, at feeding time in the middle of winter. Attack at dusk, etc. Why is anyone surprised? Arrest the director and all upper managers. They knew immediately what had happened and why, then, denied, delayed and now, try to defame. They denied the escape, claiming the two survivors insane. They delayed the cops (who they knew would blow away this bad, evil cat with a nastier disposition than the other ones in the grotto). They now defame the three young men. Arrest the management and try them for murder!

]]> By: jim http://www.bloggernews.net/112852#comment-178673 jim Fri, 04 Jan 2008 15:37:09 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/112852#comment-178673 they roared and the tiger replied with swift deadly force. next time someone decides to taunt a wild animal in captivity they will probably think twice. they roared and the tiger replied with swift deadly force.

next time someone decides to taunt a wild animal in captivity they will probably think twice.

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