Another baby killed with a car:
WIVB - 3-year-old boy killed in three-car crash
And another:
9-year-old boy one of 3 people killed in crash on Rt. 62 near Harrisburg | The Columbus Dispatch
And another:
Three killed in Millersville car crash - Baltimore Sun
And another:
Alcohol use investigated in crash that killed 7-year-old - The Denver Post
And another:
Child killed in multi-vehicle crash in Townsend | 6abc.com
And another:
Police Continue Probe Of Crash That Killed Baby - Hartford Courant
And another:
3-year-old dead in three-car crash near Cave Rock | TahoeDailyTribune.com
Three for one:
Phoenix crash kills 3 brothers, injures 4 others
I could do this all ******* day, Luddly. The point I'm trying to make is simple:
More people, more children, are killed every year in automobile accidents than will ever be killed by guns in a year. Why are you not calling for the suspension of everyone's driving privileges?
At least driving is not a right spelled out in the Constitution. Hell, we don't really
need to drive.
Where is your concern for all the innocent lives lost in automobile accidents? Where is your anger for the irresponsible car owner? The car nut who loses control of his or her car?
Why not punish everyone because some people are ****-ups?
Here's one more for you...
Ariz. boy crashes car during joyride, leaving 6-year-old sister dead, police say | Fox News
Here are the highlights;
PHOENIX – Half an hour after putting her two children to bed, a Phoenix mother discovered they were gone. Frantic and fearful they had been kidnapped, she called police, who spotted her car near her apartment and tried to pull it over.
After it swerved and crashed into a pole, police discovered the driver was the woman's 8-year-old son, and her 6-year-old daughter was a front-seat passenger.
What do you do?
Look, for the most part, I like you Luddly. We don't agree on much, but every now and then I think we find common ground. I have to tell you though, I think you need to get some perspective here.
I agree that incidents like the one in Yellowstone, like the ones we read about in cities and small towns are terribly tragic. Hell, I raised three kids, I couldn't conceive of losing one, especially to my own negligence. But let's be honest, these things are the exception, not the rule.