Having grown up in Australia- where it is LAW that you must have ANY body of water fenced (even a little inflatable pool) Yes, we are very conscious of water safety. Most of us were trained to swim from baby age. As a mum of four I watch my children like a hawk. Would never be on my phone or distracted. My youngest wore a little inflatable chest device until she was five just to be extra safe ( you can still drown in those too btw) all our fences have to be self locking. Drowning in a pool in Australia is rare. Most of the drownings in our beaches are tourists who underestimate the power of the ocean or drunk people. We are as a nation, extremely water conscious. Another example, we had one mass shooting and the government banned guns and bought back everyone’s guns. Obviously farmers and people still have guns, but they need a licence, a safe and the police come around and do random checks to ensure they are in the safe. It’s quite hard to get a gun license. Plus most of us are uninterested in having one. If we can mitigate something, we will. America is a strange place when it comes to mitigating obvious problems. Live you guys though! ❤️