This SOMD headline : 2 year old dies on 4-wheeler

mAlice

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Keepinitsimple said:
I am sorry for what your family went through I know its always there to haunt you.
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So, I guess you're gonna' keep this thread going 'til the grieving parents see it.
 
baileydog

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BS Gal said:
I have been there. My sister drowned in a pool. My mom could not get her out of the pool. Mom was sick on the couch, pool guys left the gate open, two year old died. Should my mom be blamed? Maybe. She's 75 and still carries the guilt from 45 years ago. She'll never get over it. Sorry she was sick, yes? Pool guys f'd up, yes. If she wasn't sick, my sister wouldn't have drowned. This parent is going through guilt we will never fathom. Cut her a break.
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Man, your family had a pool 45 years ago, you were rich. Also, sorry about that horrible day. :huggy:
 
itsbob

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K_Jo said:
Nobody has ever said anything like this about itsbob before without using the :sarcasm: smilie. :smile:
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No chit huh?

I was going to tell her to delete it, she's ruining the reputation I've worked so hard to build..
 
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Keepinitsimple said:
Wow its been amazing to me to see all the people that are so perfect and have never ever made a single mistake in their parenting where they sat down and thanked God that whatever just happened didnt take their child from them. As parents a lot of times you tend to believe you can protect your child as long as you are the one right there doing something with them. Like riding them on a lawn mower w/ you or a tractor etc.. When you become a parent you are not perfect you learn as you go, and yes unfortunatly you make mistakes, and most of the time you are allowed another chance and you know not the let them ever do it again because of what almost happened. But her almost didnt get a second chance. You people can post whatever you want, but I just pray she will be able to face tomorrow and know she was a good mother and she is going to have to live in her own hell without everyone throwing judgement. Be care of throwing stones at glass houses.
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You must be smoking drugs.

Parents aren't perfect, it's true, but most of the time a parent's negligence is from the kid smacking its head on an unbumpered coffee table.

It takes a special kind of stupid to let your toddler operate a motorized vehicle.

And I will judge her irresponsible ass if I want to because THAT is what's wrong with this country - these morons go running around willy-nilly, endangering those around them with their poor judgement, and they have people like YOU who stick up for them and give them sympathy.

If she lives in her own hell, good. Maybe she'll grow a brain and think about things before she does them.
 
vraiblonde

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KevRock666 said:
So quick to judge, are the outsiders looking in
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Are you trying to tell me that it's possible *you* would let a 2 year old child operate a motorized vehicle? :tap:
 
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itsbob said:
I tried to put myself in their place, I looked at Nicholas and asked, "What if?"
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What if...what? You decided to put him on an ATV and let him take himself for a spin?

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vraiblonde said:
Are you trying to tell me that it's possible *you* would let a 2 year old child operate a motorized vehicle? :tap:
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I am sure this isn't the first time a stupid parent put his or her 2yo child on a atv and said have at it!!
 
vraiblonde

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nitwhit3286 said:
I am sure this isn't the first time a stupid parent put his or her 2yo child on a atv and said have at it!!
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I'm sure it's not. But now we know why reasonably coherent parents don't do that.

duh.
 
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vraiblonde said:
I'm sure it's not. But now we know why reasonably coherent parents don't do that.

duh.
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its rather tragic that there are people that aren't the sharpest knife in the drawer..but it takes all kinds to make a world...and thats the harsh cold truth of reality
 
Ehesef

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nitwhit3286 said:
its rather tragic that there are people that aren't the sharpest knife in the drawer..but it takes all kinds to make a world...and thats the harsh cold truth of reality
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WTF does that mean?

You are an idiot if you are making excuses for this.
 
vraiblonde

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BS Gal said:
I have been there. My sister drowned in a pool. My mom could not get her out of the pool. Mom was sick on the couch, pool guys left the gate open, two year old died. Should my mom be blamed? Maybe. She's 75 and still carries the guilt from 45 years ago. She'll never get over it. Sorry she was sick, yes? Pool guys f'd up, yes. If she wasn't sick, my sister wouldn't have drowned. This parent is going through guilt we will never fathom. Cut her a break.
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Big difference.

Had your mother thrown your sister in the pool, knowing she couldn't swim, then I would happily blame her. As it stands, it was an accident.
 
vraiblonde

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nitwhit3286 said:
its rather tragic that there are people that aren't the sharpest knife in the drawer..but it takes all kinds to make a world...and thats the harsh cold truth of reality
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OH MY GOD!! :jameo:

Are you frickin' serious?????

"Oh well, there are poeple in this world that are so stupid they'll kill their children because they're ignorant and don't know any better. Takes all kinds, huh?"

:rolleyes:
 
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