A Texas mother was taken into custody Tuesday after police alleged her 22-month-old child died when she left the infant in a car outside a Corpus Christi school on one of the hottest days of the year.

The mother, 33-year-old Hilda Ann Adame, was jailed on charges of causing serious bodily injury to a child and child endangerment/abandonment with imminent bodily injury, according to a Corpus Christi Police Department incident report.

It was not clear how long the infant had been in the car before the baby was found unresponsive, according to the incident report.

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    The “situation” in the article is about one family. Not society. So the comments about infrastructure and car reliance are out of band.

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        3 months ago

        Absurd.

        It makes no sense to bring a global issue to a micro scale one.

        Else, I wish we lived in a post scarcity utopia where benevolent robot nannies watched the children while adults just live in bliss and never need to go anywhere.

        How is that relevant?

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            3 months ago

            Har har. Meta discussion was requested, and I provided. Edit you didn’t understand the downvotes, and I clarified. You continue to not like it, or get it, and that’s that.

            In a thread such as this meta analysis of the relevance or value of a top level comment is completely appropriate.

            It’s quite common on Lemmy to jump to globals, and it’s really just a shortcut to shallow platitudes.

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              This all presumes your arrogant take is correct. But please, continue your lonely war against platitudes by using platitudes. I just won’t see it.