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In reply to the discussion: How far would you go to tear down a cardboard fort? [View all]Ms. Toad
(38,871 posts)Seems to me that you're the one personalizing this. You keep throwing out accusations about things you think I've said that are not even remotely connected to anything I said. You can now add to that list the suggestion that I accused you of saying "children would die in a five-alarm fire."
I've quoted (or referenced) the first three lines you chose to put together. That's it.
And you have not once explained any connection between "Cardboard is very flammable. Children should not be playing in that," and a story about a five-alarm fire in any way other than the obvious: you were connecting the risk of children playing in cardboard forts with an out of control fire.
If it was really a risk anywhere equivalent to a five-alarm fire to have a cardboard fort up for more than a day, or to leave unattended, do you really think multiple toy manufacturers would be allowed to sell them?
Take a breath. Take an objective look at the tone of our respective posts. People don't usually get as wound as you are unless (1) they know they can't win on the facts or (2) it's personal for some reason.