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Generalnie chodzi o mala 2 letnia zyrafke, ktora to urodzila sie w dunskim zoo. Zyrafa pochodzila z kazirodczego zwiazku, a dyrektywa unijna o zyrafach mowi, ze zyrafy z kazirodczych aktow trzeba unicestwic. Dunczycy widac bardzo stosuja sie do przepisow unijnych, bo weterynarz zwabil mala zyrafke kawalkiem chleba, poczym ja zabil, pocwiartowal i rzucil na pozarcie lwa. najgorsze bylo to, ze zrobili to na oczach tlumu dzieci, ktore to sie temu wszystkiemu przypatrywaly. Podobno inne zoo oferowaly ze za darmo przejma zyrfke Marcusa, ale dunczycy sie nie zgodzili. Zebrano tez 27.000 podpisow, zeby jej jednak nie zabijac. No i dlatego taka wielka afera.

A Axl, zartuje sobie teraz, ze lwy pozeraja teraz zyrafine (giraffica, slowo wymyslone przez axla chyba), ze lemingi wpierdzielaja teraz zyrafinke dunskiej domowej roboty z podpieczonymi papryczkami i litrem coli,  ze dunczycy sa wariatami i ciekawe co jeszcze wymysla, itd.

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Axl Rose ‏@axlrose 40 min.

Dear Director, No more Giraffables please, thank you! Ur borderless buddy, Axl.

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    Axl Rose ‏@axlrose 4 godz.

    Giraffica franchises r blowin' up like dandelions! I'll take a dbl Marius Happy Meal n' a McGrib 2 go! Det hænger mig langt ud af halsen!!

A ja się wcale nie dziwię, że się zbulwersował.

Przecież Axlu na temat muzyki, w sensie tej wydawanej, a nie tylko granej na żywo, nie ma nic do powiedzenia, to czego Ty od niego wymagasz? Będzie komentował wszystko, tylko nie plany wydawnicze Gn'R 

Ja też wyrosłem Lose your illusion Fajnie jakby komentował regularnie, na zasadzie jakiegos artykułu, jak Duff Tylko byłby problem z tłumaczeniem na angielski

Jajcarz

Axl Rose @axlrose

"Happy Valentine's Day! n' remember nothin' says "I love you!" like a box of giraffe infused Danish chocolates!"

Over the past week I've put out a few intentionally sarcastic tweets in response to the killing of the 18 month old baby male giraffe named Marius by the Copenhagen Zoo in Denmark. And in that regard I think that without more information or a better understanding of not just how this particular breeding program works or why it's believed to be necessary and seemingly without room for exception or public opinion... to the average person it would seem that...

1.) Marius could have been spared and was a waste of a healthy young animal's life.

2.) The manner in which he was if not euthanized then disposed of seemed particularly barbaric, unnecessary and a vulgar or grotesque display of inconsideration and complete disregard for public sentiments adding a level of morbid spectacle and horrendousness difficult for most to comprehend by doing so not just in front of but for what seems some misguided or twisted sense of educational purposes for children.

and...

3.) The seemingly cold and clinical responses and attitudes regarding this unfortunate event by those involved appearing to be somewhat defiant, arrogant and even seeming somewhat perversely satisfied with themselves and their actions going as far as to express "pride" in their decisions comes off as completely heartless in regard to the animals and seems extremely disrespectful toward the general public on this issue.

Perhaps their comments were taken out of context? Perhaps there's something lost in translation? I don't know that anyone is trying to say or act in this situation as if they truly know more than these particular or any professional animal caretakers or zoologists etc. but I do know that at present plenty of lay people worldwide do not understand or approve of what took place here. And again without more information and better understanding of the breeding program and why this was deemed the appropriate course of action this event seems misguided and a crime against the very nature those in such positions are thought to be involved with as protectors and caretakers of such animals.

One can attempt to justify these choices as those taking into consideration a bigger picture scientifically but in my view there seems to be more than one perspective to that picture and it would appear that adherence to such a rigid or strict nature of such clinical focus may be disregarding the public impact of their actions.

For most normal everyday people that love, care about and enjoy animals this event has been a tragedy. An unexpected, unimaginable and what for many is most devastating a seemingly avoidable horror show that somehow seems lost on the professionals involved and those speaking for the zoo a facility that's in my opinion thought to exist for the animals, the public, educational purposes and science in as best a sense of harmony as possible. Just as it's a privilege for the public to visit, view and experience these animals it's also a privilege to work with and care for the animals and to have the opportunity do so while interacting and/or working with the public.

Unfortunately somehow in this instance all or much of that seems to have been forgotten.

Axl