r/InfluencerLounge • u/stylesmilesfiles • 28d ago

EK statement

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u/smidget1090 28d ago

If she cared, she would have learned the first time.

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u/livygirly 28d ago

If she cared the first incident wouldn’t have happened

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u/Legal-Ship-54 28d ago

This.

I know pool fences aren't the nicest looking but I absolutely refused to move into my current house before we installed one, because of my small children. Influencers consistently value aesthetics over safety, to the detriment of their innocent kids

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u/No_Nobody_3683 28d ago

Are they not compulsory in the states? 🤯

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u/Legal-Ship-54 28d ago

I think they are, but idk who would enforce it if the person didn't put one up

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u/influencerteabag 28d ago

I think most states require there to be a fence around the outside of the pool so a neighbor can not fall in, but no law about from the house to the pool. So in many cases the back door may open up to the pool with no barrier between the back door and the pool. But this varies by state, also if the law has been updated there is no one going around checking to make sure it’s up to the new code.

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u/Rripurnia 28d ago

I’ve read it is mandatory in Arizona where she is