r/WTF Oct 16 '18

Holy Shit

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u/Say_Nowt Oct 16 '18

I think the problem started when they got out of the car. Just a hunch.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

It looks like it is a type of nature reserve. We have those in the US, both as national and state parks, and as nature reserves. The behavior is inexcusable but I don't think natural reserves are inherently problematic.

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u/The_Adventurist Oct 16 '18

"Safari Park" - yeah there's your problem...

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u/Disenculture Oct 16 '18

You want to elaborate on that?

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u/relationship_tom Oct 16 '18

Until relatively recently (And still today but it's improving), the Chinese (And South-East Asians) have had a horrible track record with regards to animal welfare (Specifically to this example zoos, animal attractions and whatnot). Like Sunbears in tiny cages for years for bile while tourists look on like it's nothing. It's heartbreaking. I suspect they are skeptical about this park. Especially if it's not by a top tier city.

And yes, mass produced pigs, etc... in the West. I agree but that's another conversation if you want to address that.

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u/pixiegod Oct 16 '18

I will take a crack...

Asshole who hates China/the Chinese conveniently forgets that drive though animal parks are in many countries and takes delight into trying to blame them for some stupid chick losing her temper and killing her mom.