Anonymous wrote:What a stupid troll attempt.

Yeah, it keeps getting better and better.

"my kids walk to school!" "

"A kid was hit by a car near there!"

"I was hit by a car!"

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I have a younger child who walks and bikes to school so I find it offensive. I hope the driver is never the cause of an accident. It’s not a good look.

You are wound really tight, aren't you? Relax. it's a joke.

OP here. I was hit by a teen driver when I was a child. I spent months in the hospital and had to be pinned back together. I have permanent scars from the accident. When you or a family member goes through something like that please let me know how funny you think it is. The slogan is in really poor taste given how much pedestrian fatalities have increased in recent years.

Of course you were OP.

Yes, I was. I’m happy to answer any questions about it. I had a fractured femur and spent two months in traction, another eight weeks in a body cast, two months on crutches and another several months in PT learning how to walk again.

Nobody will ask questions because nobody cares. Also, a freakin’ bumper sticker did not put you in a hospital. Stop trying to control speech. This is America.

I’m not trying to control speech MAGA. I posted because I was flabbergasted that a parent would want a sticker like this on a teen driver’s car. Everyone knows that teen drivers have the highest rates of accidents. It’s dumb and insensitive and not a good look for the driver or the school. Everyday in America children are severely injured or killed by distracted drivers. Look up the stats.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m trying to imagine the sort of person who would not understand that the bumper sticker was a joke. Like…did OP think this was a genuine warning to other drivers that this car will not brake for children? My god.

Just tell your son to take his bumper sticker off the car you bought him.

Your critical thinking skills are matched only by your sense of humor, truly.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I have a younger child who walks and bikes to school so I find it offensive. I hope the driver is never the cause of an accident. It’s not a good look.

You are wound really tight, aren't you? Relax. it's a joke.

OP here. I was hit by a teen driver when I was a child. I spent months in the hospital and had to be pinned back together. I have permanent scars from the accident. When you or a family member goes through something like that please let me know how funny you think it is. The slogan is in really poor taste given how much pedestrian fatalities have increased in recent years.

Of course you were OP.

Yes, I was. I’m happy to answer any questions about it. I had a fractured femur and spent two months in traction, another eight weeks in a body cast, two months on crutches and another several months in PT learning how to walk again.

Nobody cares. Be offended all you want. No one besides you cares.

NP - I care. I think it's awful. It also happened to a little boy at my school. That driver didn't brake for kids either.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I have a younger child who walks and bikes to school so I find it offensive. I hope the driver is never the cause of an accident. It’s not a good look.

You are wound really tight, aren't you? Relax. it's a joke.

OP here. I was hit by a teen driver when I was a child. I spent months in the hospital and had to be pinned back together. I have permanent scars from the accident. When you or a family member goes through something like that please let me know how funny you think it is. The slogan is in really poor taste given how much pedestrian fatalities have increased in recent years.

Of course you were OP.

Yes, I was. I’m happy to answer any questions about it. I had a fractured femur and spent two months in traction, another eight weeks in a body cast, two months on crutches and another several months in PT learning how to walk again.

Nobody cares. Be offended all you want. No one besides you cares.

Anonymous wrote:I’m trying to imagine the sort of person who would not understand that the bumper sticker was a joke. Like…did OP think this was a genuine warning to other drivers that this car will not brake for children? My god.

Just tell your son to take his bumper sticker off the car you bought him.

I’m trying to imagine the sort of person who would not understand that the bumper sticker was a joke. Like…did OP think this was a genuine warning to other drivers that this car will not brake for children? My god.

Also team OP here.

The crudely sexual bumper stickers are poor taste but the "I don't break for children" is a clear indication of a terrible person.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I have a younger child who walks and bikes to school so I find it offensive. I hope the driver is never the cause of an accident. It’s not a good look.

You are wound really tight, aren't you? Relax. it's a joke.

OP here. I was hit by a teen driver when I was a child. I spent months in the hospital and had to be pinned back together. I have permanent scars from the accident. When you or a family member goes through something like that please let me know how funny you think it is. The slogan is in really poor taste given how much pedestrian fatalities have increased in recent years.

Of course you were OP.

Yes, I was. I’m happy to answer any questions about it. I had a fractured femur and spent two months in traction, another eight weeks in a body cast, two months on crutches and another several months in PT learning how to walk again.

Nobody will ask questions because nobody cares. Also, a freakin’ bumper sticker did not put you in a hospital. Stop trying to control speech. This is America.

The ironic thing about comments like this is that OP is engaging in speech. Somehow saying "I think this bumper sticker is gross" is trying to "control speech," but 3 pages of mocking OP for their opinion isn't.

Anonymous wrote:I'm on team OP here. The bumper sticker is lame. Now here's a bumper sticker I saw recently that made me laugh:

You are a misogynist! How dare you!

I'm on team OP here. The bumper sticker is lame. Now here's a bumper sticker I saw recently that made me laugh:

Anonymous wrote:I don't find it at all funny. Very poor taste.

Grrrrr

I don't find it at all funny. Very poor taste.

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Anonymous wrote:What a stupid troll attempt.

Not a troll. There was also a private school sticker on the car.

Oooh. It’s those evil private school kids! You sound like a preachy public school mom who gives everyone your unsolicited opinion. Bet you even have a few obnoxious bumper stickers of your own.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I have a younger child who walks and bikes to school so I find it offensive. I hope the driver is never the cause of an accident. It’s not a good look.

You are wound really tight, aren't you? Relax. it's a joke.

OP here. I was hit by a teen driver when I was a child. I spent months in the hospital and had to be pinned back together. I have permanent scars from the accident. When you or a family member goes through something like that please let me know how funny you think it is. The slogan is in really poor taste given how much pedestrian fatalities have increased in recent years.

Of course you were OP.

Yes, I was. I’m happy to answer any questions about it. I had a fractured femur and spent two months in traction, another eight weeks in a body cast, two months on crutches and another several months in PT learning how to walk again.

Nobody will ask questions because nobody cares. Also, a freakin’ bumper sticker did not put you in a hospital. Stop trying to control speech. This is America.