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post 1584783051 07-27-2019, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted By eatliftskate⏩
The article stated that 52 children died from vehicular heatstroke last year. So it’s not common but it does happen consistently. This should never happen.
Agreed. The fact that this happens multiple times every summer is way too much.
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post 1584783411 07-27-2019, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted By eatliftskate⏩
The article stated that 52 children died from vehicular heatstroke last year. So it’s not common but it does happen consistently. This should never happen.
Lets be honest, of those 52 deaths, how many do you think were children of crackheads? Normal people don't forget their children in the car for 8+ hours. It just doesn't happen.
post 1584783451 07-27-2019, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
Agreed. The fact that this happens multiple times every summer is way too much.
It’s been happening since cars were invented I’m sure and it continues to happen, despite how easy it is to prevent. I guess that outlines how flawed humans are.
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post 1584783541 07-27-2019, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Frank
Lets be honest, of those 52 deaths, how many do you think were children of crackheads? Normal people don't forget their children in the car for 8+ hours. It just doesn't happen.
I agree. However, the article stated that the guy was a social worker at a veterans hospital. Probably not a crackhead.
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post 1584783681 07-27-2019, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted By eatliftskate⏩
I agree. However, the article stated that the guy was a social worker at a veterans hospital. Probably not a crackhead.
No, and thats why I'm skeptical. Like I posted earlier there was a dateline on a similar case and the father was convicted of murder. You just don't forget your babies in the car for 8+ hours.
post 1584783861 07-27-2019, 03:16 PM
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I keep hearing this "leave something important like wallet/phone in the backseat so you don't forget your kids".

Meanwhile, I'm like "OK, how the **** are those things more important than the kids?".

It sounds like I'm being judgmental, and perhaps I am. But that's why it's important to live mindfully and with purpose. It makes life more tolerable and you forget fewer things.
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post 1584784111 07-27-2019, 03:22 PM
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Really sad, ive got a kid on the way and already in paranoid parent mode. Sleep deprivation with two babies I can imagine is a bitch, very seriously doubt this guy did that on purpose and now has to live with that. Real ****ed up.
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post 1584784121 07-27-2019, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted By Frank
No, and thats why I'm skeptical. Like I posted earlier there was a dateline on a similar case and the father was convicted of murder. You just don't forget your babies in the car for 8+ hours.
Plus, how did the parents not get a call when the kid didn't show up to daycare? That could be a safeguard. Kid doesn't show up and parents haven't called/emailed to say they won't be there should be a red alert.
Originally Posted By MakeABanana⏩
I keep hearing this "leave something important like wallet/phone in the backseat so you don't forget your kids".

Meanwhile, I'm like "OK, how the **** are those things more important than the kids?".

It sounds like I'm being judgmental, and perhaps I am. But that's why it's important to live mindfully and with purpose. It makes life more tolerable and you forget fewer things.
It's not that the phone/purse etc is more important than your kid. It's that you have them on you at all times when you get out of your car so it's routine to grab them. If you're not the one who normally takes the kid to daycare in the morning, it's not routine to have them in the car when you leave for work.
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post 1584784261 07-27-2019, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted By eatliftskate⏩
I see your point.But I feel like if I had kids they would be on my mind constantly and I would never do something like that. It’s human instinct to protect your child above all else.How do you forget them in a hot car?
Correct. Parents of cooked kids are kings and queens of retardation or just plain murderers.
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post 1584784331 07-27-2019, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
I'm not making excuses. I think it's absolutely horrific that it happens. I just know that people are not perfect. I can't even fathom ever forgetting my child was in the car. I never did. But I can't say that someone that this happens to is purposely trying to murder their kid(s). Leaving kids in a hot car to run into a store, yes. Having your routine change one morning and going to work on auto pilot, running into work in your normal fashion? No, I don't see that as purposeful.
I wasn't arguing that it was done "purposefully". What I am arguing is that it doesn't really matter what their motives were or if it was legitimately a massive brain fart. Either way, the outcome is obscene and they had no business being parents in the first place.

I mean, I just don't get how people do this "by accident" without being hammered drunk/higher than a kite at a minimum regardless of "routines" being disrupted. You strap the kid into their car seat when you leave... do you literally never look back to check on them the entire drive, or what? I glance at my kid through the rear view mirror several times during any trip. I seriously don't get how people forget toddlers due to how noisy they usually are, it's hard not to notice them in the car. As for small infants, I was always worried about making sure mine was breathing properly in the car seat when she was especially tiny and fragile, so I don't get how people forget in those cases either. They must be legitimately retarded or something.

Then the real kicker for me is how they manage to forget them for hours upon hours at a time. So this guy in the OP story claims he strapped not one, but two small children into car seats, drove them to his job's parking lot, forgot them in the car, went into work, spent like 8.5 hours there, and never thought about his kids again until finding them dead in his car when he was leaving for the day? Sounds pretty retarded to me. You'd think it would have crossed his mind at least by the mid-point of his shift or something
post 1584784481 07-27-2019, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted By backinthegymbro⏩
I think this is just murder imo. I highly doubt all these parents ''forgot'' their kid was in the car that they put there themselves.
My first thought also . Just cannot see it even being possible to be that fuking stupid that you’d forget your kids , like come on. Well unless your a blond sloot
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post 1584784581 07-27-2019, 03:31 PM
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Goats have kids, humans have children.

Putting something like phone or wallet next to your children is a joke. Are you telling me that your phone is more important than children?

Bunch of retards.
post 1584784671 07-27-2019, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Safin⏩
Goats have kids, humans have children.

Putting something like phone or wallet next to your children is a joke. Are you telling me that your phone is more important than children?

Bunch of retards.
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post 1584784781 07-27-2019, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted By Coldsloth⏩
Really sad, ive got a kid on the way and already in paranoid parent mode. Sleep deprivation with two babies I can imagine is a bitch,very seriously doubt this guy did that on purpose and now has to live with that.Real ****ed up.
lol nah, makes me wonder how active are kids in people's lives that actually believe this. Leaving kids in the car can no way be an accident.
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post 1584785021 07-27-2019, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
Plus, how did the parents not get a call when the kid didn't show up to daycare? That could be a safeguard. Kid doesn't show up and parents haven't called/emailed to say they won't be there should be a red alert.



It's not that the phone/purse etc is more important than your kid. It's that you have them on you at all times when you get out of your car so it's routine to grab them. If you're not the one who normally takes the kid to daycare in the morning, it's not routine to have them in the car when you leave for work.
You claim you're not making excuses, but that's exactly what you're doing. The daycare should have known better and called them in time to save the kid even though they weren't watching the kid at the time it happened, the car manufacturers need to make better safety reminder features so dumbasss parents don't forget their kids in their cars, it was a simple break in routine so we should feel sorry for the father who let it happen, etc.

No other way to frame it, that's bs excuse making. If you don't automatically view your kid and other living beings like animals in your car as too important to forget under any circumstances, then you probably shouldn't have kids, have pets, or even drive for that matter. Why? Because it indicates that you'd be too retarded to handle those things in general.
post 1584785081 07-27-2019, 03:41 PM
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I live about a mile from where this happened and i park my car outside, the heat that my car catches after a couple hours in the sun I can’t even imagine what those 2 kids were experiencing. I start sweating 2 minutes inside, they must’ve boiled. Horrible.
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post 1584785771 07-27-2019, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted By ZyraThornrise⏩
If this ever happened to me, I would take 100% full responsibility and lock myself up, if not take myself out entirely.

For the dude to make an excuse that it was an accident isn't good enough, to me.

Not one to go all sanctimommy, but this is one thing I'm fully incapable of understanding. Dogs, kids... How do you forget something so valuable?

I don't think we should make excuses for stuff like this happening. It's deplorable.
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post 1584785841 07-27-2019, 03:53 PM
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Please shut up.
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Forget the father for a minute, what kinda world do we live in where kids can be left in a backseat and be killed?.like wtf
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and yet someone will be getting arrested today for a small amount of a controlled substance to serve a longer time than this motherfker did for killing his own children

lol society is a joke
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Sad

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Car makers could easily prevent these and drunk driving deaths with basic technology.

Sad to say but some of these people do this on purpose. This guy probably just made a mistake though.
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[QUOTE=crupiea post_id=1584790541]Sad

[img]https://pics.me.me/abc-news-suggested-that-parents-put-something-important-in-the-35014808.png[img][/QUOTE]lmao, I see why people are so worked up about this now. I don't think the value of a child's life was ever being disputed. Although people that do this likely did it intentionally or see their responsibility as a chore. But even as a well-meaning parent, you had no sleep and you're late for work and if you don't get your next paycheck your family will be homeless. So you are thinking about your kid, but don't see what's literally behind you. And then vvvv. Ideally you wouldn't be wageceling on such a tight rope but I imagine that's reality for a lot of people

[QUOTE=WestAfrica post_id=1584782051]I mean if ur tired af and zoning out while driving to work and you forgot that Tues is ur day to bring kids to day care. Kids were up all night so ur tired af. You are driving and the kids are sleeping and its quiet af. You mindlessly drive to work bc thats what you do everyday. You get to work and park and reach over and grab your bag, the kids are sleeping so no noise. Its alot more common than you think.[/QUOTE]
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Originally Posted By MilkBender⏩
I used to think people were absolute brutes for doing this, but after realizing how forgetful I can be when I'm tired/in a rush it's terrifying to think that one day I might do the same. Leaving phone/wallet/etc in the back seat is definitely something to remember
This here is the reality. Horiffic situation obviously; it is easy to sit in judgment but the fact is even generally competent people make mistakes big and small on a regular basis. Key is developing systems to prevent the life altering/ending/irreversible errors, as suggested above.
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I know somebody that did this. It happens. The guy is a basket case, on suicide watch, just a destroyed man. One mistake and you'll never be the same again.
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Originally Posted By GravityLee⏩
Car makers could easily prevent these and drunk driving deaths with basic technology.

Sad to say but some of these people do this on purpose. This guy probably just made a mistake though.
Knife makers should be held responsible for deaths caused by their products unless they have informative warnings in at least 10 places of the packaging as well as on each side of the blade and knife handle itself! Those irresponsible assshole knife makers must be forced to do this or be held accountable for the countless accidents and murders that happen thanks to their products!!!!!
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Originally Posted By Redundanteater⏩
This here is the reality. Horiffic situation obviously; it is easy to sit in judgment but the fact is even generally competent people make mistakes big and small on a regular basis. Key is developing systems to prevent the life altering/ending/irreversible errors, as suggested above.
Bull****. Why does this one type of child neglect that results in the death if the kid(s) get so much sympathy from people over other reasons?

What if a parent left their gun on a family room table unattended alone with a kid for 1 minute and the kid blows their own brains out or shoots another kid?

How about if a parent accidentally leaves a baby gate open for a few minutes and the kid leaves the safe area and tumbles down their stairs to their death/serious injury?


Both of thise mistakes require no more of a brain fart to happen than leaving them in a hot car. And how do these asss clowns forget their kid in the car for hours on end? Fuk off with your excuse making bullshiit.
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