About the gorilla that was shot
I have to be race specific about this, because of what happened in social media. GUESS WHAT? According to some of the black communities, the gorilla was shot to "protect white privilege!"
In case you do not know, here is what happened: A black woman was texting her butt off at the zoo, rather than watch her children. One of her children then crawled into the gorilla cage, and fell a large distance, and got hurt. A large silverback male gorilla took a protective position over the child, and did nothing to the child other than protect it. Animal experts have analyzed the video and concluded the gorilla would not have hurt the child. But the gorrilla was shot dead.
Then media censorship kicked in and obscured the facts, and in addition to obscuring the facts, made mention of the gorilla being shot as being caused by "white privilege". The black community then jumped on the social media bandwagon, outraged that "white privilege" killed a gorilla, and did not even know that it was a black woman being totally ignorant of her children that caused it all, and that the gorilla was in fact shot to protect a black child.
The media obscured the facts so badly that I did not know what was the truth until I saw pictures of went on that were posted by news sources that were more honest with this story.
---MEXICAN ANONYMOUS
I have to be race specific about this, because of what happened in social media. GUESS WHAT? According to some of the black communities, the gorilla was shot to "protect white privilege!"
In case you do not know, here is what happened: A black woman was texting her butt off at the zoo, rather than watch her children. One of her children then crawled into the gorilla cage, and fell a large distance, and got hurt. A large silverback male gorilla took a protective position over the child, and did nothing to the child other than protect it. Animal experts have analyzed the video and concluded the gorilla would not have hurt the child. But the gorrilla was shot dead.
Then media censorship kicked in and obscured the facts, and in addition to obscuring the facts, made mention of the gorilla being shot as being caused by "white privilege". The black community then jumped on the social media bandwagon, outraged that "white privilege" killed a gorilla, and did not even know that it was a black woman being totally ignorant of her children that caused it all, and that the gorilla was in fact shot to protect a black child.
The media obscured the facts so badly that I did not know what was the truth until I saw pictures of went on that were posted by news sources that were more honest with this story.
---MEXICAN ANONYMOUS