r/memes • • 5h ago

....and justice for all.

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u/Kennedy_KD Plays MineCraft and not FortNite 5h ago

well one human was a small child who fell in by accident, the other was a grown man who was determined to jump into the tiger enclosure-to the point of overpowering a woman who tried to stop him from jumping into the enclosure

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u/MyDarkestTimeline001 5h ago

Wait what did I miss?

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u/Kennedy_KD Plays MineCraft and not FortNite 5h ago

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c60qk8djj27po tldr is last week a man was killed after jumping into a zoo tiger enclosure

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u/Pataplonk 4h ago

Nowhere in the article you linked is said that someone tried to stop him from going in the enclosure. It is written though that the man was suffering from schizophrenia.

Not arguing that any animal should be killed, or spared in spite of a human life, but your argument isn't a good one.

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u/Kennedy_KD Plays MineCraft and not FortNite 4h ago

What happened in the Yorkshire tiger attack? Inquest shares cause of death from post-mortem I only linked one article, but other articles have additional details

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u/Pataplonk 4h ago

Thanks!

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u/H2obury3 4h ago

media literacy everyone

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u/CounterStrikeRuski 3h ago

For real, the commenter just links an article to explain what happened and the reply is someone thinking the commenter is the one making the argument. Wild

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u/InviolableAnimal 2h ago

That is the same commenter, though. The top level comment is by them.

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u/LithiumLost 3h ago

Just literacy in general these days, people are beyond stupid anymore

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u/MailmanTanLines 4h ago

And that’s what counts in the Reddit comments

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u/heliosythic 1h ago

When someone links you an article upon request, they likely just googled the first one and pasted it to you, its not necessarily all the information or the same article they saw on the front page from the first time. People don't just save every article they ever read and recall it on demand.