(This isn't really big, and it's kind of old.
But just like the gun disaster with the 8 year old boy and his friend, fellow Dollars, I just want you to think.
Because these stories are life lessons. Learn them well.)
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/23/us-usa-zoo-mauling-idUSBRE94M19H20130523

" Maddox Derkosh was fatally mauled on November 4, 2012 at the zoo's now-closed African dogs exhibit when he was lifted by his mother onto a railing to get a better view and fell.

The lawsuit filed by Jason and Elizabeth Derkosh claims zoo officials had ample warning that parents lifted their children onto the railing overlooking the exhibit but did nothing to protect them.

The zoo should have known how to protect its visitors from the killer dogs when "human prey" suddenly appeared in their territory, attorney Robert Mongeluzzi said in a statement on behalf of the parents. "

The child's death is a tragedy, no doubt, but there are so many things wrong with this woman's thinking. Care to list them?

Honestly, what kind of mother would do that? That is so wrong.

If she doesn't lose.. somethings getting flipped. I havent decided what yet

First of all, if she hadn't pick her son to let him see a better view, and could've been more thoughtful and careful about it, none of this would've happened. To start off, it's basically her fault in first place.

She fucked up bad. That's so sad to see the outcome of people's poor decisions. Especially when it's one such as death.