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I'll drop it after this, but Thor your "great FB post" article was absolute trash. Nearly everything in it was a straight up lie when it came to facts. Like comically dishonest.
(I'll spoil so as not to ruin the whole page )

Spoiler!

Originally Posted by great FB post

Last year, a child fell into the cheetah exhibit at the Cleveland Zoo. The child and his parents were never identified.

I googled Cheetah Cleveland. First link:
http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index...fell_into.html

Michelle Schwab wipes tears from her face as Cleveland Municipal Court Judge Ronald Adrine sentenced her to one year's probation, including parenting counseling, after she dropped her son into the cheetah exhibit at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo in April. (Cory Shaffer, Northeast Ohio Media Group)

You want to know who else has identified this woman and discussed her crime (being the incident in question).

The DailyMail! http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...g-classes.html

So, you don't have to get past that first 'similar' situation and you can see that this is all bull####. Even the judge agreed that she had faced a harsh punishment because of the international media attention.

Of note, no animals died.

Originally Posted by great FB post

A leopard mauled a young child who scaled a fence at the Kansas Zoo. Not a single report mentioned the criminal history of anyone involved.

Give him this one. But it was a school fieldtrip, he didn't have a parent there. Again, of note, no animals died.

Originally Posted by great FB post

In 2014, two jaguars mauled a toddler who fell into the jaguar exhibit of the Little Rock Zoo. The child’s identity, the identity of his parents, and their criminal history was never mentioned.

Alright, Jaguar Little Rock Zoo first google link: http://www.arktimes.com/ArkansasBlog...-cat-enclosure

The child's father, Andrew Garber,31, of Maumelle, said he was leaning over the rail to take a photograph when he saw in his peripheral vision his child go over the rail. The child's grandfather, Norman Ashcraft of Sabetha, Kan., was also standing nearby. The grandfather said the child, who was not identified by police on account of his age, fell about 15 feet into the exhibit.

So your article is bull#### once again. Pure bull####. First link, name of the parent and grandparent. Again, different situation. No animal died and an elderly grandpa dropped the child into the exhibit.

Originally Posted by compete and utter garbage FB post

Fifteen years ago a child fell into another gorilla exhibit and was rescued. The criminal history of the parents was never mentioned.

I'm not sure what incident he is referring to. I can't seem to find a 2001 incident, there are some earlier. As far as I can tell, no gorilla was killed. Also different time. Social media has changed the world.

Originally Posted by compete and utter garbage FB post

t the Pittsburgh Zoo, a child lunged from his mother’s arms into the African spotted dog exhibit and was mauled to death. The zoo actually settled a wrongful death suit with the family. I searched all morning to see if any media outlets mentioned the criminal history of the family. They didn’t.

You can easily find the name of the mother, and there's no reason to assume she has a criminal history.

Instead, the DailyMail, once again, decided to post that the parents were both on medication. Showing that it is tasteless, not racist.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-railings.html

The child died, and even despite that you can easily find tons of people scrutinizing the mother's actions.

Originally Posted by compete and utter garbage FB post

A tiger at the San Francisco Zoo mauled a 17-year-old boy to death. A drunk family member was witnessed taunting the tiger beforehand. The zoo settled with the family. Again, not a single story was written on the criminal history of anybody in that young man’s family.

Holy ####. Two seconds of looking and you can find a ton of information of the Dhaliwal brothers who were also mauled. Including the marijuana use and initial uncooperative police encounter, as well as the fact they had been charged with resisting arrest prior to the Tiger incident. I mean, there's a ton of information on their criminal history. At this point the article is comically misleading.
http://www.mercurynews.com/lifestyle/ci_10215899

Today, Paul Dhaliwal's rap sheet includes everything from evading arrest to probation violations for fleeing from sheriff's deputies while pushing speeds more than 130 mph on the highway.

A person died, also he was 17, not 3. So pretty poor comparison. I guess as a plus, the Dhaliwal's aren't white so maybe we can claim racism?

The fact that the article was caught straight up lying at least three times should be a big enough indicator for anyone with critical thinking to understand which article was really biased.