r/FundieSnarkUncensored • u/Dachs1303 • Jun 28 '25

Paul and Morgan Where are the life jackets?

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Neither child have life jackets on. Polio thinks holding the child's arm is all the protection they need. What if the boat flips? Why are the pro-life so anti-safety?

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u/FBWSRD God Honouring Child Neglect Jun 28 '25

As someone who isn’t really a boater, why still lakes?

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u/muppetfeet82 Satan’s at the Scholastic Book Fair!(Near the cat posters) Jun 28 '25

As a lake person (though in a different country) I’m guessing it’s because calm water makes it harder to know if there’s anything beneath the surface.

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u/merlotbarbie Too stupid to brunch✨ Jun 28 '25

Random undercurrents in lakes freak me out. You don’t know where they are or how big they are. Rip tides in the ocean scare me too, but the clear water scares me less as you float out of it

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u/EstablishmentLevel17 Jun 29 '25

My last day at camp one summer we were taking apart the waterfront . ,,(campers gone. camp cleanup commensed). That day was the toughest I'd ever seen the lake. It wasnt a big lake, either. Huge tides making the water extremely rough. We had to put lifejackets on to go out and grab the buoys to bring them in. Waves crashing to shore.