Axl Rose und getötete Giraffe Marius: ‚Pervers‘
Waren seine ersten Tweets zur getöteten Giraffe Marius vor allem zynisch, schiebt Guns-N'-Roses-Sänger nun eine detaillierte Analyse seiner Gedanken hinterher.
Axl Rose meldete sich per Twitter mit einer ausführlichen Analyse zum Fall Marius per Wort. Die Giraffe war im Kopenhagener Zoo getötet und dann öffentlich an Löwen verfüttert worden, was einen weltweiten Sturm der Entrüstung nach sich zog.
Der Guns-N‘-Roses-Sänger machte kurz nach Schlachtung ein paar sarkastische Kommentare („„Just enjoying the lion’s share of some tasty baby Giraffica sliders! Mmmmm! What’ll them crazy Danes think of next!“), äußert sich nun aber deutlich überlegter – und ausführlich.
Rose verurteilt das Vorgehen der Zooleitung weiterhin als „herzlos“.
Sein Beitrag im Wortlaut:
Over the past week I’ve put out a few intentionally sarcastic tweets in response and calling attention to the killing of an 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 have the opportunity to 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
Der Fall Marius:
Rose hat mehrere skurille Tweets zum ersten geschlachteten Marius gepostet. Die Giraffe war im Zoo von Kopenhagen vor den Augen der Besucher getötet, zerlegt und an Löwen verfüttert worden. Die Zooleitung gab als Grund für die Schlachtung eine Rettungsmaßnahme an, die die ansässige Giraffen-Population betrifft: Würde Marius sich innerhalb der Herde fortpflanzen, gefährde das die übrigen Tiere, da Inzestgefahr bestehe.
Axl Rose hat sich auch ein Bild von der Situation gemacht: „Just enjoying the lion’s share of some tasty baby Giraffica sliders! Mmmmm! What’ll them crazy Danes think of next!“, spekulierte er auf Twitter leidlich scherzhaft, wie das Fleisch wohl den Löwen geschmeckt haben mag.
Allerdings habe er sich doch darüber gewundert, dass man keinen Ort für Marius gefunden habe, wo er stattdessen hätte leben können. Vielleicht gäbe es in Dänemark ja Platzprobleme.
Vielleicht ansgespornt durch die eigene Fantasie, sandte der Guns N‘ Roses-Sänger später einen eher kryptischen Tweet hinterher: „Lemme get a Giraffica, a homemade cherry Danish, some o‘ them pre-fried Pepper’s… Oh! n‘ a liter of cola!“
Zurzeit ist Rose auf Twitter sehr aktiv. Zuletzt machte er sich über das Halbplayback der Red Hot Chili Peppers beim Superbowl-Auftritt lustig: „Voller Mut hat Flea eine neue Technologie entwickelt – einen Mikrochip in seinen Arsch gesteckt, mit dem er die Bass-Frequenzen aufnimmt und an seinen Verstärker schickt.“
„Und falls Anthony Kiedis wirklich gesungen haben sollte – dann hat die Band zumindest einen neuen Weltrekord aufgestellt: für das größte Karaoke-Publikum!“
