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Crazy Australian Kid Breaks Into Zoo and Kills 13 Animals

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  • MikeMBMikeMB Member Posts: 272
    Originally posted by BobCrazyton


    news.aol.com/article/boy-breaks-into-zoo-kills-animals/200065
    FUCK YEAH!

    That act makes me sick. I can understand that it was a 7 year old, but what he did was just sick.

  • Jimmy_ScytheJimmy_Scythe Member CommonPosts: 3,586

    X D ZOMG!!11 I can't stop laughing......

  • ZindaihasZindaihas Member UncommonPosts: 3,662
    Originally posted by MikeMB

    Originally posted by BobCrazyton


    news.aol.com/article/boy-breaks-into-zoo-kills-animals/200065
    FUCK YEAH!

    That act makes me sick. I can understand that it was a 7 year old, but what he did was just sick.



     

    I agree, the zoo is going to sue the kid's parents.  Steve Irwin would be ashamed of this aussie kid.

  • CleffyCleffy Member RarePosts: 6,414

    Its hard to get mad when you place an age on him.  Its actually typical behaviour for a 7 year old boy with a fascination of predators.  Usually this behaviour is controlled by the parent until the child learns the moral values that prevent such acts.  Its has been shown numerous times that children do not yet have the higher comprehension of the actions they are doing.

    Still not advocating the child get away with it.  Punishment for your actions is part of developing that moral core.

  • WaterlilyWaterlily Member UncommonPosts: 3,105
    Originally posted by Cleffy


    Its hard to get mad when you place an age on him.  Its actually typical behaviour for a 7 year old boy with a fascination of predators.
     

     I don't know, it's hardly normal, but I think it's a kid that just didn't get a good education.

    The child should just learn what you can and can't do and not be locked up in an institiution or punished too much. Just needs guidance.

  • SlytheSlythe Member UncommonPosts: 952

    There is no way that what he did is considered normal for anyone, even a 7 year old. His age is no excuse. When people hurt animals it makes me sick to my stomach.

    I would have liked that story much more if after killing the animals, the kid fell into the crocodile pit and got eaten too. It would have served him right.

  • Rayx0rRayx0r Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 2,902

    Not surprising.  Australia was colonized by convicts

    ...and the beat goes on

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  • GazenthiaGazenthia Member Posts: 1,186
    Originally posted by Slythe


    There is no way that what he did is considered normal for anyone, even a 7 year old. His age is no excuse. When people hurt animals it makes me sick to my stomach.
    I would have liked that story much more if after killing the animals, the kid fell into the crocodile pit and got eaten too. It would have served him right.

    ^^^^^ I agree with Slythe all the way. There is NOTHING even close to normal here, jesus guys you know better than this long before you reach 7.



    That kid is probably a sociopath, hope they do something with him before he moves onto doing things to people if he hasn't already.

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  • tvalentinetvalentine Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 4,216

    ROFL, does it make me a bad person to laugh when i first opened this thread?

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  • BobCrazytonBobCrazyton Member UncommonPosts: 2,117
    Originally posted by Gazenthia

    Originally posted by Slythe


    There is no way that what he did is considered normal for anyone, even a 7 year old. His age is no excuse. When people hurt animals it makes me sick to my stomach.
    I would have liked that story much more if after killing the animals, the kid fell into the crocodile pit and got eaten too. It would have served him right.

    ^^^^^ I agree with Slythe all the way. There is NOTHING even close to normal here, jesus guys you know better than this long before you reach 7.



    That kid is probably a sociopath, hope they do something with him before he moves onto doing things to people if he hasn't already.

     

    I don't think It's "normal" exactly, but you have to wonder what this kids parents are like. I mean, how the hell is a 7 year old able to leave his house and break into a zoo?

  • AelfinnAelfinn Member Posts: 3,857

    It is a natural impulse at that age to feed predators, as an extension of our fascination with them. Destruction, and by extension, death, is also a natural impulse for almost all ages. Both are inhibited by social training as a child grows up. This crap however, is something else. That kid needs thereapy, badly.

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  • baffbaff Member Posts: 9,457

    There was a great headline about an Irish zoo a few years ago.

    "Vandal throws penguins to the lions".

     

    That had me laughing for days.

  • Rikimaru_XRikimaru_X Member UncommonPosts: 11,718
    Originally posted by Aelfinn


    It is a natural impulse at that age to feed predators, as an extension of our fascination with them. Destruction, and by extension, death, is also a natural impulse for almost all ages. Both are inhibited by social training as a child grows up. This crap however, is something else. That kid needs thereapy, badly.

     

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  • AmpallangAmpallang Member Posts: 396

    Although I don't recall being 7 to well and can't be certain of my grasp of morals at that time, I am fairly positive I could connect action with consequences at that age.  I am equally sure that were I knew not to do something like that as my parents would have punished me Old Testament style.  So even if my understanding of right and wrong were limited, my fears of punishment would have steered me away from perpetrating such an act.

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  • GazenthiaGazenthia Member Posts: 1,186
    Originally posted by BobCrazyton


    I don't think It's "normal" exactly, but you have to wonder what this kids parents are like. I mean, how the hell is a 7 year old able to leave his house and break into a zoo?

    Don't think I am ignoring the parents. Another thing to wonder about is just where the kid learned how to break into the zoo, the cages, etc. I remember walking down a street one afternoon and hearing the kids describe how they got into a neighbors yard to steal toys, they were using words ( I don't remember them) that kind of led me to believe that kind of thing was typical in their family. :/

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  • Sant.InferiaSant.Inferia Member Posts: 63

    dont blame the kid.but i gotta say,he's one hell of an unusual kid.

    Challenge me.

  • pinkglitterspinkglitters Member Posts: 4

    maybe the kid has a psychological disorder, or he watched too much tv..

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