Was it a der moment, a doh moment or a blond moment for PM Rudd to not save the baby whale colin?

Question

Pittwater, it took six days of government and beaurocratic bungling to not save a whale because no one cared.

What has this nation come to that our economic lively hood in tourism is a fake sham with no senserity but a blame game of transference and fobbing off that our role as custodians global citizens means five days with 70% of body weight is gone before, we say, we have a problem is there no vision or human kindness left in government?

Why not save the baby whales, hey Bruce throw another slab of this meat on the barbie I found it washed up at Pittwater in Sydney Harbor, we are running a fund raiser for Kev ya wanna give him some?

Nah, its six days old some crazy guy ordered pumped fulla poision we coulda given it to Japanese and saved our whaling quotas for science?

What did we learn from it? Nah? Nothing, okay throw it over there with the others!

Sushi anyone its been maranaiting in sea water six days!

Puke!!! Gag! Urg, no thanks this is poisioness!

Answer 1

Notice how none of the people criticizing this decision could come up with a realistic way to save that baby whale?

If you cannot save an animal you have a moral obligation to make its passing as painless as possible.

Answer 2

That wasn't Rudd's fault.  It was just an unfortunate thing to happen.  I was so sad to hear they had put the baby to death, but it's harder to watch a baby be tortured by not being able to defend itself against sharks and staving to death.  Very sad.  But it's called nature.

Answer 3

I don't know if you're asking a serious question, but I believe people were trying to save the whale;

it's just not that easy, apparently, to save a giant wild animal.  

Answer 4

A blond moment...you know why all blond jokes are so short...so brunettes can understand them...