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作者: B2L2    時間: 2010-2-26 09:07     標題: SeaWorld - Killer whale killed his trainer

http://abcnews.go.com/gma/amazin ... amp;section=4765066

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作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 09:59

This is what you get when you trap a killer whale in a small swimming pool.  Fully deserved.
作者: raima    時間: 2010-2-26 11:26

This is what you get when you trap a killer whale in a small swimming pool.  Fully deserved.
快樂牛郎 發表於 2010-2-26 10:59


why did you think the trainer deserve to die?
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 11:41

If a dog kills its owner, it is put to death.

But in this case the killer whale will not be punished.

What does this tell you?
作者: tiffiant    時間: 2010-2-26 11:42

poor trainer
作者: raima    時間: 2010-2-26 11:50

4# 快樂牛郎

i wouldn't know. i wasn't there.
what exactly did the trainer do to deserve to die?
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 11:58

4# 快樂牛郎

i wouldn't know. i wasn't there.
what exactly did the trainer do to deserve to die?
raima 發表於 2010/2/26 11:50


well, she didn't do anything
but she knew she could die any time
作者: tiffiant    時間: 2010-2-26 12:06

well, killer whale? maybe choose the wrong animal to train?
作者: fibbi    時間: 2010-2-26 12:06

2# 快樂牛郎


就算做啲有危險性嘅工作都唔代表佢係抵死個喎。

sigh...RIP
作者: raima    時間: 2010-2-26 12:09

well, she didn't do anything
but she knew she could die any time
快樂牛郎 發表於 2010-2-26 12:58


so she didn't do anything but deserve to die? do you really feel that way??
作者: shutterbug    時間: 2010-2-26 12:12

This is what you get when you trap a killer whale in a small swimming pool.  Fully deserved.
快樂牛郎 發表於 2010-2-26 10:59

This is an accident.  You're not the one to decide who should deserved to die or not anyway!
作者: tiffiant    時間: 2010-2-26 12:35

how is that possible that people are deserved to die when they did something bad to something
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 14:33

This is an accident.  You're not the one to decide who should deserved to die or not anyway!
shutterbug 發表於 2010/2/26 12:12


I didn't decide that she deserved to die.  It was just my opinion.
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 14:34

2# 快樂牛郎


就算做啲有危險性嘅工作都唔代表佢係抵死個喎。

sigh...RIP
fibbi 發表於 2010/2/26 12:06


You voluntarily engage in a dangerous activity that put a wild animal in captivation.

Suppose you are a bear hunter and you get killed by the bear, what would you make of that?

And suppose I go to your home right now and put you in a cage, do you think I should be penalized?
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 14:36

You can see it as karma, or you can think of it as an inevitable result with a tiny probability.  In any case, it's a work related death and SeaWorld should compensate for her death.  But no condolence though.
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 14:38

This is an accident.  You're not the one to decide who should deserved to die or not anyway!
shutterbug 發表於 2010/2/26 12:12


If you drive 140mph on a highway and crash and burn.  Do you call that an accident?
作者: mukmuk    時間: 2010-2-26 14:44

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作者: Catpiano    時間: 2010-2-26 14:47

Sigh ...

Well, and also, we know whoever died, happy cow will say  抵死 in his opinion anyway ... ( 9 out of 10 la.. )


作者: mukmuk    時間: 2010-2-26 14:49

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作者: akshea    時間: 2010-2-26 15:05

If you drive 140mph on a highway and crash and burn.  Do you call that an accident?
快樂牛郎 發表於 2010-2-26 15:38


What do you call that if it's not an accident? As far as I know, those are often called accident on the news.
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 15:26

What do you call that if it's not an accident? As far as I know, those are often called accident on the news.
akshea 發表於 2010/2/26 15:05


That's because the word accident is over-used and abused
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 15:28

Her job is like those trainers put their head into the crocodile's mouth.  No one can really predict what animal would do even the most tamed one as they thought.  It is sad that she die.
mukmuk 發表於 2010/2/26 14:44


It might serve as a warning bell for those who work at and for SeaWorld.
However, I don't think they will really learn anything.
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 15:32

Sigh ...

Well, and also, we know whoever died, happy cow will say  抵死 in his opinion anyway ... ( 9 out of 10 la.. )


Catpiano 發表於 2010/2/26 14:47


Can you recount these 9 cases here?
作者: fibbi    時間: 2010-2-26 15:37

23# 快樂牛郎


9 out of 10....I guess is just a figure of speech la... it's the impression he gets (or other readers get).

作者: fibbi    時間: 2010-2-26 15:38

14# 快樂牛郎


Do you keep pets? cats/dogs? years ago those are also wild animals wor...
If yes then you gotta be careful too...

And no..I don't keep pet
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 15:39

23# 快樂牛郎


9 out of 10....I guess is just a figure of speech la... it's the impression he gets (or other readers get).

fibbi 發表於 2010/2/26 15:37


That's because I am rational and I consider the probability associated with each event, unlike most people.
作者: fibbi    時間: 2010-2-26 15:44

26# 快樂牛郎


Being rational doesn't mean can't be compassionate and be considerate.
No matter what it's a tragedy right. To say that the trainer deserve to die is too much. Just my 0.000000000002 cents.
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-26 16:08

26# 快樂牛郎


Being rational doesn't mean can't be compassionate and be considerate.
No matter what it's a tragedy right. To say that the trainer deserve to die is too much. Just my 0.000000000002  ...
fibbi 發表於 2010/2/26 15:44



ok, maybe deserving is too strong a word
I agree

what I meant to say was that it shouldn't be a surprise

just like when a 70 years old man dies, it shouldn't be surprising
作者: habitrailspace    時間: 2010-2-26 16:42

ok, maybe deserving is too strong a word
I agree

what I meant to say was that it shouldn't be a surprise

just like when a 70 years old man dies, it shouldn't be surprising
快樂牛郎 發表於 2010-2-26 17:08


作者: akshea    時間: 2010-2-26 22:03

That's because the word accident is over-used and abused
快樂牛郎 發表於 2010-2-26 16:26


Well, you still haven't answered my question. What would you call it if it's not an accident.
I suppose you can't say he/she did it on purpose rite ?

You are just being extreme and try to stand out from everyone else by making harsh judgment.
It's a person's life. Please show some respect. What you have said is not cool man. You don't even know him and have no idea why he/she become a killer whale trainer. Shame on you for saying something like that to disrespect the dead.

There are fire fighters that would risk their lives to save other people. There are athletes that died representing their country to be the fastest, to be the best. Would you say they also deserve to die?

You are such an idiot for saying something like that.
作者: B2L2    時間: 2010-2-27 17:20

Well said, akshea.

I'm happy that you finally take your words back.  It is definitely too strong a statement, IMO.
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-27 18:02

Well, you still haven't answered my question. What would you call it if it's not an accident.
I suppose you can't say he/she did it on purpose rite ?



It's called an event.

It's a person's life. Please show some respect. What you have said is not cool man. You don't even know him and have no idea why he/she become a killer whale trainer. Shame on you for saying something like that to disrespect the dead.


Why should I respect her?

There are fire fighters that would risk their lives to save other people. There are athletes that died representing their country to be the fastest, to be the best. Would you say they also deserve to die?


So you are comparing the act of captivating an animal for entertainment to putting out a fire? If that's the case, then I guess nobody deserves to die.  If someone kills your family tomorrow, he or she should not deserve to die either.
作者: 快樂牛郎    時間: 2010-2-27 18:04

You are just being extreme and try to stand out from everyone else by making harsh judgment.


I don't disagree with our statement, but it's just that my values and believes are so different from the "norm" or what the majority believes.
作者: raima    時間: 2010-2-27 23:50

with manners, we show respect to the dead

to show no condolences in a lost of life in this case and vocally define it as rational reflects little humane character
作者: raima    時間: 2010-2-28 00:01

32# 快樂牛郎

If someone kills your family tomorrow and you strongly feel that this someone deserve to die, I recommend counselling to cope with the lost of your family
作者: akshea    時間: 2010-2-28 12:55

32# 快樂牛郎

You call that an event? Are you out of your mind ?
what kind to qualification you have to define new meaning to the word "event".
Please provide quote from a respectable source to support your meaning of "EVENT".
Oh.. nvm.. sorry I forgot you dun even understand the word "respect".

If someone killed my family, they would be committing a crime. Even then , it wouldn't be up to me to decide if they deserve to die not even our Canadian Law can decide.

Why can't I compare the fire fighters with the whale trainer ?
Fire fighters serve the city and save people's lives while the whale trainer also serve our city by providing entertainment for people, keeping children away from the street and generate educational interest for kids. They are just as important and valuable to our society.

I do agree however, you are very special and different from the norm. I can tell just by looking at your picture. I think you should participate in the special olympics.

You totally have my respect even tho you are a "SPECIAL 牛郎". I respect you for being "Special" and I respect you as a 牛郎.
作者: mukmuk    時間: 2010-2-28 17:27

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作者: MoiRhapsody    時間: 2010-3-1 00:29

嘩,你好能特別呀!!!
我真係未見過人仆街得過你!
次次都要抽死人水!
作者: zoids    時間: 2010-3-6 22:39

嘩,你好能特別呀!!!
我真係未見過人仆街得過你!
次次都要抽死人水!
MoiRhapsody 發表於 2010-3-1 00:29


It's because dead people can't talk back ma... LOL.  He is sure different from most people, and he is trying very hard to show this.

=.=
作者: chobit    時間: 2010-3-7 02:32

I don't quite agree with 快樂牛郎 as well.  We do dangers things daily (Like driving)..
作者: soli    時間: 2010-3-7 18:02

回復 40# chobit
所以咪要買保險囉~
做訓練員既風險我諗亦已反映左響薪金度。
幾小心都好﹐間唔中實會有一兩單類似事件﹐中獎既只可以話唔好彩。




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