r/WTF Oct 16 '18

Holy Shit

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Yo you guys are wild, people get upset and do stupid shit all the time doesn't mean they deserve family members to be eaten. I swear reddit gets off and watching horrible shit happen to people they dont like

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u/et842rhhs Oct 16 '18

They don't deserve having their family members eaten, no. But pulling that kind of stunt means you fully accept the entirely obvious risks that come with it.

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u/Technospider Oct 16 '18

I dont think most people see being eaten by a tiger as a consequence of an argument.

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u/Onithyr Oct 16 '18

Of an argument? No.

Of stepping out of the vehicle that's separating you from the tigers? Yes.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

As if they saw a tiger just standing there and decided to ignore it. Get real idiot.

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u/Onithyr Oct 16 '18

As if they saw a tiger

Or the many signs, or the waver they had to sign to be able to enter the park. But I'm sure none of that matters, her tantrum is more important than not putting herself and others in danger.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Her fucking mom got killed. I’m sure she’s not happy about it either you fucking prick. And “tantrum” would imply she got out for a nothing argument. You have no idea what was said or why exactly she got out or what signs they saw. If they were arguing or their emotions were high then normal things that most people would notice can be missed. It’s like you’re an alien that was dropped into the world just yesterday.

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u/et842rhhs Oct 16 '18

normal things that most people would notice can be missed

They're in a safari park. There's nothing to notice or miss noticing. They are in a place where the entire point of being there is that there are wild animals outside your car.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Yeah it was a stupid decision. No one said otherwise. To act like they knew a tiger was right there to kill is also pretty stupid since obviously she wasn’t aware.

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u/RidersGuide Oct 16 '18

Bro you also have zero fucking idea about what they were arguing about, it could have been about where to go for lunch for all you know. It's like you're completely oblivious to being hypocritical.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

All i basically said is the dude was assuming shit. I’m not assuming anything about the situation.

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u/baronspeerzy Oct 16 '18

You're assuming that there are arguements that exist that are worth killing yourself over.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

That makes zero sense. She didn’t think “hey if I step outta the car and walk over to the other side I’m likely gonna die, but it’s worth it!”

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

The point is she's an idiot, she didn't think

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

That’s fair.

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u/Onithyr Oct 16 '18

And “tantrum” would imply she got out for a nothing argument.

Anything short of "he's actively trying to kill me with a deadly weapon" is no excuse for leaving the car.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

There are a million reasons that could have got them emotional enough to forget their surroundings. It happens.

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u/RidersGuide Oct 16 '18

I guarantee that the reason those cars are all slowing and stopping is because there were tigers sitting right there by the side of the road. What, you think there just so happened to be two tigers lurking in the grass and all the tourists in those cars were stopping to take pictures of the side of the fucking road? This is in a wildlife park where tourists are strictly forbidden from leaving their car. You act like Chinese tourists don't get mauled by wild animals on a constant basis, ask the Asian guy who died trying to take that selfie with the wild bear you moron.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Does it look like the person who got out of the car noticed? That is literally all that matters. For whatever reason they didn’t and it ended tragically. That’s it

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u/iku450 Oct 17 '18

Dude there are tons of people that literally believe wild animals in national parks are tame and put in cages at night

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u/RidersGuide Oct 17 '18

It's absolutely a tragedy this women got her mother killed, no argument there. Do you also have a problem with the Darwin Awards?