https://mobile.twitter.com/LisaBloom/status/738012454479921152

Classy move: family of boy who fell into gorilla enclosure rejecting donations, asking instead that they be made to zoo in honor of Harambe.

Dont think you relize how fast those toddlers move!

You'll have kids someday THEY WILL get away for you for a second and during that second they either die/hurt or nothing happens it can be that fast, lottery of life.

The kid was lucky and had minutes and lived.

Does the parent get to turn around and sue hell no.

F the Gorilla

Smart move. Hopefully this dies down quickly and their lives don't become in danger from threats.

The difference bing the kid kept saying i'm gonna go in there to her. At that point a light bulb should click in your head and you keep an eye out on that child.

Also it wasn't a split second incident. There was like three obsticles to get through. Even if you look away for a split second then you would have still seen your kid doing the wrong thing. SHe was too busy looking at other things to give a shit about her kid.

She should be investigated by child services, but the zoo should also hold some responsibility.

Unless you're a grown ass adult like James Bond or Tom Cruise from the Mission: Impossible movies hellbent on getting inside, it should not be possible for a 4 year old freaking kid to break through the security a zoo has protecting its customers from dangerous animals.

Should have shot the kid, there's more than enough of them.

You must be really proud of yourself.

Yeah no the mother wasn't paying attention there is at least one eye witness to the whole event that can colbarate that.  She saw that the kid was actively trying to get in the enclosure and the mother wasn't aware of it.  Also the kid is four its no longer a toddler if it was a toddler it wouldn't have happened since toddlers mostly crawl and I'm pretty sure the barrier is at least crawl proof.

He would have protected that kid for a price: the red flower.

Look I really hate how SJW cannot shut up about this (speaking in general, not at anyone in particular). The Zoo did the right thing. If it comes down to an animal or a four year old toddler, you kill the damn animal. Even a family dog would kill to protect a puppy regardless of who or what it was from, humans are no different. It is instinct. The Zoo did what they had to do.

Now the woman, that is up for debate. None of us know the story of how the child got in there, it is being investigated. IF there is negligence she should have to pay. However if it truly was just a fluke separation then no charges should be filed (yes SJW, it can happen).

I personally don't see how negligence would not be involved in this case, but I am not going to condemn someone without ALL of the info. All this "she was probably this or that" nonsense is just a foolish way to look at it. You do not know. Let the authorities do their job and get to the bottom of it.