Anonymous #1 1d

The puritans are at it again 🙄🙄 she feeds her kid organic oatmeal and 1 apple slice

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Anonymous #2 1d

“Puritans” and it’s just child-safety. Maybe work on not being a misogynist, chud

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Anonymous #3 1d

They don’t have doors, stupid

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Anonymous OP 1d

Superficial. Doors crumple like paper in a crash. It just looks scary to you

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Anonymous #2 1d

Tell me you don’t know what FMVSS is without telling me 🤣🤣🤣

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Anonymous OP 1d

I’m well aware. The jeep wrangler passed all regulation to be able to be produced and sold. That includes with the doors removed. No violations of the regulation have occurred here

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Anonymous #2 1d

Imagine equating legal to right. The standards say the doors must remain closed and latched in an accident because not having doors means almost guaranteed horrible death. Jeep are exempt from these rules because the doors “aren’t considered structural components” btw IIHS does not test jeeps without doors and even with them their expert safety ratings were not impressive. I’ll quote them for you, “the back seat passenger would likely receive severe head and neck injuries” for an adult dummy.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Ok, go write a letter to Jeep and be sure to tell the IIHS to reevaluate their practices then

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Anonymous #5 1d

That’s a great idea! Yes!

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Anonymous OP 1d

Nah I loved riding with my dad growing up, just have the correct equipment like boots pants jacket and helmet and teacher them to be a good passenger

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Bru wtf does this even mean?

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Ahhh, so could happen with any accident, but to act as if you wish it is a lil creepy

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Anonymous #5 1d

Lmao never said that buddy. 🤣 I literally said kids shouldn’t be allowed to ride. Much higher chance of dying on motorcycle than in a four-door. Don’t be dumb although it is entertaining

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Anonymous OP 1d

Nah, bikes be awesome, they gonna learn how to ride one growing up, imma teach em well, they can get their license easy when they become 18

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Anonymous #5 1d

If*

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Anonymous OP 1d

If for anything, he’ll your kids could die at any age, shi you could die in 5 min, if this if that

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Anonymous #5 1d

I had a stroke trying to read that

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Anonymous OP 1d

Saying if means nothing. If this, if that. What if you die tomorrow in a car accident? If if if if if…. You could do everything right, but things still happen. Better to teach good practices and boost skill.

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Anonymous #5 1d

You could get struck by lighting in your front yard. that doesn’t mean you should go golfing during a thunderstorm.

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Anonymous OP 1d

This will probably go over your head faster than a motorcyclist goes over his handlebars

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Anonymous OP 1d

Ok, but limiting yourself out of fear will never get you anywhere. Just because you can drive a car doesn’t mean you should, what if you hit someone

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Anonymous #5 1d

Tell us, oh wise one! 🤣

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Anonymous #5 1d

It’s called risk evaluation, bud. Go to seminary if you want to preach

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Anonymous OP 1d

I’d rather ride my bike than drive, accidents for bikes are usually other people’s faults, sure have a higher chance of dying but either way. Shi flying is safer than driving.

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Anonymous #5 1d

I hope you can see the contradiction in your comment, but I’m not hopeFUL

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Anonymous #2 1d

The doors crumpling IS a safety feature

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Anonymous OP 1d

then contact Jeep. whining about this on yikyak makes you the asshole for sure, there are so many worse problems out there besides calling people bad parents to make yourself look like such a savior of children. just don’t buy a Jeep and you’ll be fine.

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Anonymous OP 1d

OP your stupid fucking attitude is making me side with everyone else specifically bc I can’t allow myself to agree with someone this obnoxious pls grow up

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Anonymous OP 1d

Bro basically complimented you and you blew up😭

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Anonymous #13 19h

oh. so this is a regular occurrence?😭

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Anonymous OP 17h

21 years old and been on motorcycles my whole life homie. grow up and get out of the bubble wrap you’re raised in

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Anonymous #16 15h

You’ll cry about some more

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Anonymous #12 15h

No one did that

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Anonymous OP 15h

you’re the one crying over someone else’s kids…

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Anonymous #19 15h

How about you touch grass

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Anonymous #16 15h

Concern for child safety isn’t crying, bud

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Anonymous #1 15h

“I dont care about children” isn’t the flex you think it is.

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Anonymous #17 15h

The survivors bias is strong with this one

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Anonymous OP 14h

Bro lives in a padded room with a safety helmet

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Anonymous #21 13h

OP didn’t want to hear that last night 🤷🏽

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Anonymous #21 13h

i believe they’re concerned about the child flying out of the car if something goes wrong. accidents happen

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Anonymous #5 12h

Children are fragile. Children cannot handle the brain damage that comes with being thrown off a bike and injured the way an adult might be able to. There’s a difference between putting your kid on a dirt bike in a big yard and riding on an open road with cars. No matter how safe YOU are, you literally can’t always account for another driver’s stupidity. It’s great you didn’t get hurt as a kid, but that doesn’t mean what you were doing was SAFE.

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Anonymous #2 11h

I can’t believe this post got 700 upvotes for such a closeted opinion

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Anonymous #2 10h

669, my favorite position

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Anonymous #5 10h

Definitely not. A kid in my class in grade school was riding one with her dad and fell off. She had scars all over that will never heal and is lucky to have survived. Kids shouldn’t be on motorcycles. That should be common sense

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Anonymous #6 7h

Hello dear

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Anonymous #6 7h

Hello dear

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Anonymous #15 7h

Hello dear

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