You bet I think there are holier than thou posters on this site that claim they do no wrong, have never done anything wrong or forgetful in regards to raising their kids. Shame on them at a time like this. Maybe they got lucky by the Grace of God, but I can guarantee they were not perfect.
There is a difference between posts suggesting that this child wasn’t important, just a side thought of the parents; shouldn’t have had children; and posts that suggest ways to make sure this doesn’t happen (putting diaper bag in front, putting work bags in back).
The quote you put into the thread is not in the linked article. And even if it was, there was a MISCOMMUNICATION. It happens.
Why don’t we spend more time criticizing our society that does not value a stay at home mom enough that all women who have children would do everything in their power to stay home. Why don’t we spend more time criticizing nanny state laws (which many are doing on here rightly so) that put a child out of parent’s sight in the car.
Just read your post.
“The quote you put into the thread is not in the linked article” WRONGO
What I posted, the quote was directly from the article”. Did you read the whole thing?
If it makes you feel better to thump your chest and believe you are so righteous and people who point out the obvious parts of this terrible tragedy are wrong and unsympathetic, go ahead and thump your chest, pat yourself on the back or whatever it takes for you to feel superior.
Of course, I will guarantee that all of the FReepers who read this article about the baby who died in this tragedy
have nothing but prayers for the deceased child now in Heaven and for the parents who have to live with this the rest of their lives.
In Hillary’s risk-free socialist village, every accident must be punished with prison. That’s because every detail of human activity is regulated by the government, so an accident is crime by law.
These parents will live in a guilt hell for the rest of their lives, but that is not enough for the self-righteous. These parents must be made an example for shattering the fantasy of an Orwellian world where every ending is a guaranteed happy one.
“You bet I think there are holier than thou posters on this site that claim they do no wrong, have never done anything wrong or forgetful in regards to raising their kids.”
I know you are riding a high horse, but come down to reality for just a bit. I have not seen anyone here claim “they do no wrong, have never done anything wrong, or forgetful in regards to raising their kids.” I have read and re-read all the posts and have yet to find the posts you have mistakenly imagined.
Our prayers are for the child in Heaven and for the grieving parents and relatives.
To clear up the confusion—the quote is from the article that I posted a link to in post #64.
I don’t see anyone claiming to be perfect, but it is inconceivable to me having been a mother for so many years, that someone could forget or be careless like that with their own child.
It would take just seconds to have checked the back seat to see if the child was still there or not. They couldn’t have made this a habit in 7 months?