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Originally Posted by MattyC
I'm not needing to be correct about anything other than the mere holding of the idea that "parents probably could have been more mindful of the dangers of water in Florida" in combination with "Disney needs better signs" and "this is a horrible tragedy" does not mean someone is blaming the parents.
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To be honest, I can't even agree with you on that one. Like I mentioned earlier, "no swimming" takes on a totally different connotation than "stay away from the water". The boy wasn't swimming, so they didn't ignore the signs.
If I'm at that resort, I expect to be safe, and any dangers to be CLEARLY pointed out to me. I'm not in the wilderness, I'm in a man made resort with landscaped beaches with freaking lounge chairs for tourists. I honestly would not have expected alligators in the water if there were no signs that warned of it, and I don't think that's an unrealistic assumption.
This tragedy is totally on Disney if we need to assign any blame, and none on the parents whatsoever IMO.