Orlando in the News Again

[The Hawk]

Or if they have ever watched TV or heard anything about the Florida Everglades.... I mean cmon, this argument "How could they know about the dangers of alligators in Florida... they're from Nebraska"... it is bullshit.

Ask any grade school educated person in America "Where are there alot of alligators in America" and they will say Florida.

I get it, they didn't expect a gator to eat their kid.... the thought didn't enter their mind.... they thought he was safe in that lagoon water.... but let's not pretend they are special and shouldn't have a notion of the local dangers where they were traveling.

Everyone else from Nebraska who went to Disney this year managed to get by without having a child killed by a gator.... something tells me I shouldn't give these dorkchops a pass just cause they are from Nebraska.

Lets see, nimrod........How does Disney advertise their vacations? Bet they do not mention at all, the ability of these tourists to try and rescue their kids from the jaws of dangerous animals. I bet they mention all about the breakfast with the "characters", the water skiing show with Donald and Goofy. Visiting countless other attractions and spend their money on trinkets and other shit. But not those fucking 10 foot alligators that they allow into their resort unannounced and unimpeded.

All of you so-called gator "experts" are full of shit. Some of you think that it is no fucking big deal to get up on an alligator. I say bullshit to you. Some of you talked about how you would "handle" this gator like you were some Crocadille Dundee or something. Big talk. Noone knows what the **** they would do if they were attacked by anyone or anything.

 

[The Hawk]

They should still ban all people from Nebraska on principle.

It is interesting that your first response to this thread was how was a gator allowed into a Disney park. Seems like you just like to argue both sides if it suits your basic idiocy.

 

[SilenceS]

Disney has invited guests onto their property in order to do business. There is a certain level of safety expectation in the eyes of the law.

Yes, they have a duty to provide REASONABLE care to their customers. The care provided was the no swimming signs and the life guard. They would have more of a case if the kid was on land and not in the water where Disney did its reasonable care. These people may get settlement because cooperation like Disney rather just break them off something than fight for years, but who knows.

 

[SilenceS]

Lets see, nimrod........How does Disney advertise their vacations? Bet they do not mention at all, the ability of these tourists to try and rescue their kids from the jaws of dangerous animals. I bet they mention all about the breakfast with the "characters", the water skiing show with Donald and Goofy. Visiting countless other attractions and spend their money on trinkets and other shit. But not those fucking 10 foot alligators that they allow into their resort unannounced and unimpeded.

All of you so-called gator "experts" are full of shit. Some of you think that it is no fucking big deal to get up on an alligator. I say bullshit to you. Some of you talked about how you would "handle" this gator like you were some Crocadille Dundee or something. Big talk. Noone knows what the **** they would do if they were attacked by anyone or anything.

You call that a knife?

 

[The Hawk]

So, Disney World should have armed guards around all their water for alligators? Do you see what you type? Im pretty sure if an alligator was out in the open trying to eat people. They would take it down. But, you are right. They should have had armed guards surround the lagoon locked and loaded. Charlie everywhere mother ******.

What a fucking idiotic statement but then you are an idiot so it makes sense that you should say it. The pathetic part is that Disney didn't put safety nets or screens around that lagoon that would prevent those gators from coming in. And how about those silly danger "signs" that they put up. NO SWIMMING? Really? How about Dangerous animals in and around the water? Guess what, stupid, they didn't do that because they didn't want to "scare" people and nothing else.

By the way, dickhead, Charley was a real fucking danger and killed over 51,000 Americans so I do know what fucking danger is. You tell us how big of a fucking man you are and how you handle gators like they were some fucking gnat on your ass. Well **** you. WHy don't you go into the Disney Lagoon and do us all a favor with your great expertise in wild animals.

 

[SilenceS]

What a fucking idiotic statement but then you are an idiot so it makes sense that you should say it. The pathetic part is that Disney didn't put safety nets or screens around that lagoon that would prevent those gators from coming in. And how about those silly danger "signs" that they put up. NO SWIMMING? Really? How about Dangerous animals in and around the water? Guess what, stupid, they didn't do that because they didn't want to "scare" people and nothing else.

By the way, dickhead, Charley was a real fucking danger and killed over 51,000 Americans so I do know what fucking danger is. You tell us how big of a fucking man you are and how you handle gators like they were some fucking gnat on your ass. Well **** you. WHy don't you go into the Disney Lagoon and do us all a favor with your great expertise in wild animals.

Eh, what did people tell you about e-raging mate?(In my Crocodile Dundey voice)

 

[The Hawk]

Yes, they have a duty to provide REASONABLE care to their customers. The care provided was the no swimming signs and the life guard. They would have more of a case if the kid was on land and not in the water where Disney did its reasonable care. These people may get settlement because cooperation like Disney rather just break them off something than fight for years, but who knows.

No swimming signs is "reasonable"? That is again idiocy coming from an idiot.. Disney will pay dearly and it will be in the multi-million dollar range. Also, they likely will be sued by more than just the family. They probably will be sued by the state for failure to follow reasonable safety precautions and potentially the federal government as well.
Believe this also, there will be massive things done to protect people from gators by Disney. They played the money game and in this case lost.

 

[SilenceS]

Back to actual real talk and not tantrums, I had to take many of test on the duty laws in Louisiana. Invitee's, trespassers, and all that. I wanted to see what Florida does since the laws differ. This is a good article and I agree with it. I think Disney will settle just because the money is nothing to them and they would rather this story to go away. But, it would be hard to prove negligence especially under Florida Law. Like I said, this is a terrible situation for all involved. A child was lost and it going to be horrible for this family to live with forever. They will never get over it.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-36548778

 

[SilenceS]

No swimming signs is "reasonable"? That is again idiocy coming from an idiot.. Disney will pay dearly and it will be in the multi-million dollar range. Also, they likely will be sued by more than just the family. They probably will be sued by the state for failure to follow reasonable safety precautions and potentially the federal government as well.
Believe this also, there will be massive things done to protect people from gators by Disney. They played the money game and in this case lost.

I will give it you. When you go full Special person, you go full Special person. Do you actually learn about what you talk about or just scream at your computer screen? I posted an article on laws you have never studied.

 

[The Hawk]

Eh, what did people tell you about e-raging mate?(In my Crocodile Dundey voice)

Wowie. You did call me a "mother ******", mate. Once again, a "STAFF DONATOR" gets a special pass to insult anyone on this board. Big man. Able to tell us how simple it is to handle wild animals with his bare hands, yet. Hilarious. The guy watches the nature channel a couple of times and thinks he is Tarzan

 

[SilenceS]

Wowie. You did call me a "mother ******", mate. Once again, a "STAFF DONATOR" gets a special pass to insult anyone on this board. Big man. Able to tell us how simple it is to handle wild animals with his bare hands, yet. Hilarious. The guy watches the nature channel a couple of times and thinks he is Tarzan

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[The Hawk]

I will give it you. When you go full Special person, you go full Special person. Do you actually learn about what you talk about or just scream at your computer screen? I posted an article on laws you have never studied.

Hilarious. It is you who is the Special person. Your article means not a damn thing The fact is that Disney was negligent and will pay dearly I hope that this case doesn't get settled and that they sue Disney all the way to federal and state court. Only a blind person(expect the dumb ass Hawk is blind jokes now) can't see it. You bring this law case up because you have clearly lost the argument as to culpability. You say that Disney will settle. I know this. I wouldn't settle if my kid was the one killed by that gator. I'd want some Disney ass beaten, big time with money going to deserving causes.

Think about this. Thinks about the situation of Sea World when they still had the killer whale show. Say a killer whale killed one of those kids who fed the Orca? Think that they wouldn't have been liable for that? Of course they would. Or if a lion or tiger escapes from a show or zoo. Think they wouldn't have been liable? Your feeble defense of Disney is pathetic and your cavalier attitude about the handling of gators is hilarious.

 

[The Hawk]

Hey Silence.....You lost. Deal with it!

 

[SilenceS]

Hilarious. It is you who is the Special person. Your article means not a damn thing The fact is that Disney was negligent and will pay dearly I hope that this case doesn't get settled and that they sue Disney all the way to federal and state court. Only a blind person(expect the dumb ass Hawk is blind jokes now) can't see it. You bring this law case up because you have clearly lost the argument as to culpability. You say that Disney will settle. I know this. I wouldn't settle if my kid was the one killed by that gator. I'd want some Disney ass beaten, big time with money going to deserving causes.

Think about this. Thinks about the situation of Sea World when they still had the killer whale show. Say a killer whale killed one of those kids who fed the Orca? Think that they wouldn't have been liable for that? Of course they would. Or if a lion or tiger escapes from a show or zoo. Think they wouldn't have been liable? Your feeble defense of Disney is pathetic and your cavalier attitude about the handling of gators is hilarious.

Mother of God! I hope you didnt read the article with Florida laws because if you did. You have whole other issues because you have the reading comprehension of a jelly fish. Im also glad you would beat some Disney ass. Your knowledge of the law would trump any Disney lawyer. You have proven it in this rant about captivity animals and pets vs. wild animals.

Real question, do you take crazy pills before bed time and did you forget them tonight?

 

[Tjodalv]

This went about as well as I expected.

 

[Novak]

What in the actual ****

 

[Parade_Rain]

Yes, they have a duty to provide REASONABLE care to their customers. The care provided was the no swimming signs and the life guard. They would have more of a case if the kid was on land and not in the water where Disney did its reasonable care. These people may get settlement because cooperation like Disney rather just break them off something than fight for years, but who knows.

Disney will pay. The death of a two year old doesn't amount to much, as they have no way of knowing potential future earnings. They will have more of a problem with the what to pay the parents for their suffering of watching their child die. Neither suit will get to court. Disney will or should be smart enough no to let them get there.

There will be more video and stories coming out about gators on Disney property. Here's a small gator at splash mountain. I'm sure there are bigger ones there, too-

[video=youtube;ZONXg4QRSDA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZONXg4QRSDA[/video]

 

[BearDen]

What in the actual ****

Not my forum
:hawked: :hawked: :hawked:

 

[Ares]

Lets see, nimrod........How does Disney advertise their vacations? Bet they do not mention at all, the ability of these tourists to try and rescue their kids from the jaws of dangerous animals. I bet they mention all about the breakfast with the "characters", the water skiing show with Donald and Goofy. Visiting countless other attractions and spend their money on trinkets and other shit. But not those fucking 10 foot alligators that they allow into their resort unannounced and unimpeded.

All of you so-called gator "experts" are full of shit. Some of you think that it is no fucking big deal to get up on an alligator. I say bullshit to you. Some of you talked about how you would "handle" this gator like you were some Crocadille Dundee or something. Big talk. Noone knows what the **** they would do if they were attacked by anyone or anything.

It is interesting that your first response to this thread was how was a gator allowed into a Disney park. Seems like you just like to argue both sides if it suits your basic idiocy.

:hawked:

 

[Gustavus Adolphus]

:hawked:

I dunno man. The Hawk has pretty much been pwning you in this thread, and this is all you come back with???