Huh?
Sheep: lol
What bluff are you talking about?
If the result of this mistake is the death of child, I don't see how you'd qualify as a good parent. And if the only reason your child is alive after one of your actions is because of a so-called miracle, then again, I can assume that you're not such a good parent either... Maybe it's just me, but if you put your child in a situation where only a miracle can save him, you're not a very good parent... And if you allow your child to get run over by a train, you won't qualify for a Nobel prize either, letting that happen is pretty stupid...
Now in this it's arguable that it could considered a freak accident... But in a very windy day, near train tracks such a these, I'd make sure my child wouldn't fall in it and then get run over by a train... But that's just me... Obviously, some don't seem to think the same.
It's the parent's responsibility to care for the child... If you fail to control your children and allow them to get into dangerous situations, then you've fail in your role of a parent...
I'm not sure where you thought I was angry or discontent, I'm not, as I said, I simply have no patience nor empathy for stupid people. Stupid people usually reap what they sow, if you walk around in life without a care in the world, oblivious to everything, and get your baby run over by a train, or get your legs crushed because you're not looking where you're walking, then so be it.
But I don't see how any of the cases here qualify as a miracle. A miracle involves a divine intervention, where the hell was god when the baby carriage was pushed down the tracks? Why didn't he just not blow the child down the tracks to get run over by the train? That wasn't in his divine plan? You people see miracles everywhere. Even in
toast for Christ sakes... Personally, I don't really see a miracle in the child's survival.
You can see from the angle of the fall that the carriage falls on top of the child, therefore, the baby is lying on the ground, with the carriage over him. There's obviously enough room for baby underneath the train, and looking at the velocity of the carriage he just seemed to land dead center on the tracks. You could probably easily reproduce the event with a small sack of potatoes and a similar carriage, and the potatoes would also likely not get damaged. It's not as if the baby divinely flew back in her mother's arms... That would be quite the feat to replicate with a sack of potatoes and I'd probably qualify that as a miracle... Or if the carriage and baby divinely reappeared next to the mother in a flash of light... That I'd probably would have qualified as a miracle. But I don't see anything miraculous about the event... Don't get me wrong, it's fantastic that the baby wasn't killed because of a lack of attention of her mother, it's absolutely great, but I don't see how it could be qualified as a miracle.
And don't even get me started on those medieval creationists and their earth is 5000 years old and dinosaurs lived next to humans silliness...
Link? Where did you get that information?
You sound a little bit like a mall cop or like if you're part of some sort of law enforcement or civil servant...
It seems that nobody had a problem with the dancers, there was ample room for the dancers to dance around without injuring anybody, as you can see the break dance circle was very well established. It's not like the break dancer all of a sudden exploded into breakdancing amongst an unaware and unprepared crowd of people was a danger to everyone around him... Everybody knew well the dance circle boundaries, it seems except for this one kid and her oblivious sorry excuse of a mother...
I agree though that it was bad to block the emergency exits, if they had unblocked them, more people could have got in and watch the awesome break dancing! Bad move on the part of the crowd...
How about this, the moral of the story is watch your damn kids! If you allow them to run off to places where they have absolutely no business, like where some dude is flipping around like a manic, or where 500 000lbs vehicles pass by at great speeds, then you're putting your child in great danger...
That's what sucks with stupid parents, kids don't know any better and will do stupid things, but parents should be there to take care of them and not allow these kind of situations happen... It sucks that it's the kids who get hurt, and not the bad parents...
But hey, religion isn't my thing. If what you get out of this is the greatness of god and yet another proof of his divinity and existence with yet another miracle, and think that a baby allowed to get run over by a train is a positive thing, because he survived, then go ahead... Guess we don't all see things the same way... But if my wife was this woman, and allowed my child to get thrown down train tracks like that, you can be sure I'd be damn pissed... Some people just don't think... It amazes me...
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe."
