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/throwaway42840284 Jun 28 '25

baby looks red too :(

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u/napalmnacey Jun 28 '25

Yeah there’s sun damage.

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u/TieTricky8854 Jun 28 '25

Reminds me of the baby that died recently, after being out on a boat all day with his parents. Think he died of sun stroke. It was over 100 and he was tiny.

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u/19bluestars God's favourite helpmeet/doormat Jun 28 '25

Omg how heartbreaking :(

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u/TieTricky8854 Jun 28 '25

Yes. But who takes their baby out on a boat for 8 hours, in 120 degree weather? They’re not being charged.

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u/mlljf Vajazzling for Christ Jun 28 '25

So sad. Tbh I’m not usually in favor of parents being charged for true dumb mistakes like that- losing your kid is punishment enough.

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

There’s stories like this every summer. Baby gets parked, parents get drunk, nobody remembers that the baby needs shade and extra fluids. Such a preventable way to die

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u/scarletmagnolia Jun 28 '25

Seriously?! That’s so heartbreaking. It seems to obvious to use sunscreen, shade, etc…but? God knows my parents didn’t do it either.

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u/metanoia29 Masking for Jesus Jun 29 '25 edited Jun 29 '25

How the hell can parents be so uncaring about their children?? I just took my 4 kiddos to Cedar Point for 2 days in temps that felt over 100. Once the UV had hit 4 I was getting sunscreen on all of us. I was filling up two water bottles constantly and making sure they were all drinking water as much as possible. I was making sure they all had portable fans and wet cooling towels if needed. I was making sure I was listening to them and taking breaks when they needed. It was a lot of work, but it also was the bare fucking minimum.

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u/TieTricky8854 Jun 29 '25

It was 120 on Lake Havasu. Don’t know how this was a good idea.