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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are a lot of gators in the SE US and there are a lot of people. Given the numbers of both, not that many folks are harmed by alligators every year.[/quote]

My parents live in a golf community in the south so there are gators quite often.  At least once a year they send me a photo of an alligator wandering down their street, or multiple gators on the golf course.  What I do find mystifying are the HOAs or community regulations that limit yard-fencing.  As a result, houses back up to these ponds and you can't just send your kids outside to play because you can't be certain a gator hasn't wandered into your yard.  [/quote]

If your kids are too young to understand what an alligator is, they’re too young to be in the backyard unsupervised anyway. If your kids are old enough to understand what an alligator is but are too stupid to be aware of them, then they should get eaten anyway, just because their absence will make humanity incrementally smarter.

We need more alligators, not less. [/quote]

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