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Of all the recent tragedies in the news, this is by far the saddest. This should not have been allowed to happen.
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maybe his parents shouldn't have let him play in water that has a sign saying "no swimming" in front of it.
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hope you weren't triggered. Damn. Grow a pair.
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of hearts? Okay cool then I can give them to you.
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Feel worse for the boy who couldn't read the "no swimming" signs then the parents who could and let him.
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aww troll, you're making me sleepy..but don't worry there's always plenty of hate to spread elsewhere
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Ha. Ha. Ha. I don't spread hate, just common sense.
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@BBCNews What were the parents doing? Always the animal that has to bear the consequences. It doesn't know any different -
Father was standing in the water with the boy. Don't understand why anyone would enter waters were gators are known to inhabit.
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@BBCNews why don't i believe the an alligator took the child? At that size, surely there would be no body left. -
Alligators rarely eat, when they hunt, they can store food, may have been the case here…
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ok thank you for the info and clearing that up for me
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no problem, they’re totally different to sharks, basically store “food”
So sad
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