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Question: Did Cincinnatti zoo officials do the right thing by shooting and killing the gorilla?
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ingemann
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« on: May 31, 2016, 02:21:09 PM »

When a 400-500 pound ape is dragging a toddler across a concrete floor, with the child's head  bouncing up and down on the concrete floor, yes, it is time to kill the ape and save the child.

That doesn't mean the parents aren't at fault for allowing this in the first place. Or the obvious poor enclosure of the zoo as well.

Sometimes bad things happens and it's really nobodies fault. I think we often fail to accept that. Of course somebody may be to blame, but in that case we will likely hear about it in a few days or weeks.
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« Reply #1 on: May 31, 2016, 02:25:41 PM »

I forget that most people still believe that humans are an endangered species that need protecting.  Oh well.
A human life is more valuable than an ape life.

If you say so.

You're welcome to die to save an ape, but most of us values ours, our families' and even stranger's lives above that of an ape. In fact even with your comment, if I had to shoot a rare ape to save your life, I would do so.
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