Another Death at Disney

Considering how many people a year come to WDW, I'm surprised there aren't MORE deaths. That's something people probably don't take into consideration. Think of the ratio of deaths to non-deaths at WDW. Forget it being anyone's fault....

Disney's generally got their poop together I would say.

Originally posted by kooliokid
actually you are supposed to ride ur bike the same direction of flowing traffic on a road. technically, neither the driver or biker was doing anything deliberatly wrong.

Actually, that can be debated (don't...debate it now though...please).

I've seen different saftey guidelines that say to ride on a SIDEWALK going in the opposite direction of traffic, so that you can see what's coming your way before-hand. If you can see ahead...you'd be able to see a ginormous bus coming at you, unless your blind, in which case you should not be riding a bike. [B)]

[Coasterkidmwm]

The kid probably had it coming. Amirite?

The family will never believe their son was at fault but the investigation will show it was a horrible accident. Stopping the buses will not stop the possibility of another accident. Have you seen how big they make RV's now? Some even bigger than the Disney buses AND you don't need a special license or testing to drive one of those. And I'm sorry but most people who can afford them are retired and probably as old as the bus driver involved in the accident. Not to mention the travel trailers being pulled by some of the biggest pick-ups I've seen! But when you come right down to it a 10 yr old being hit by any motorized vehicle probably doesn't stand a chance. Parents - wake up and smell the danger. Watch your kids not matter where you are. Disney is a magical place but it's not that magical that nothing can happen to you or your child.


Apr. 9, 2010 1:32pm EDT | from stylin4fun

Could not have said the last better myself.

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In all fairness, most of the deaths at Disney are the victims' own faults or their parents. Out of all the millions of people that go to Disney per year some of them are bound to have intelligence that is below average to say the least. I'd imagine it is difficult for the employees to prevent people like that from getting themselves killed no matter how safe the park is. Also, to Rocket Rodder, in what way did the cross not hold Jesus? Based on what I've heard from Christians and others it did a pretty good job at holding him, did it not?

[Mikey]

There is a reason the "Bible" is located in the fiction section at your local library. It is my belief that the bible is based on a highly elaborate cover up of a unwanted pregnancy and to allegedly scheme people out of money. The remaining parts that are believable are highly exaggerated folklore. However the ulterior motives behind the bible I will talk about below.

Churches are a business. In-fact most turn a profit, but more then any other corporation they give back to the community. They teach about doing the right thing and serve as a behavioral role model and reinforce morals for the citizens of the congregation. With out churches modern society would certainly fail. BTW: Nowhere in the Bible does it save you have to go to church every Sunday.

While I don't believe in any particular God, I do know that something is out there watching us. I have had to many strange incidents that are more then coincidence. I am not concerned about heaven or hell. If God truly forgives then there is no reason that anybody would be in so called hell.

yeah you do get a large amount of rednecks that have managed to get their motorized sofas all the way to disney land these days.
and yeah, rocket rodder, i'm no christian but the cross did hold him, he "died for our sins" so surely the cross did hold him... if there even was a cross. atheist ftw.

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I think the existence of Jesus and the fact that he died on the cross has been confirmed, it is just the rest that is crap.

fair enough :3

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Also, what was the big sacrifice if he just came back to life? The definition of sacrifice is that you have to give up something. It seems to me that if Christianity is true which it in no way is, Jesus made no sacrifice whatsoever.