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5/7/2013 4:19:06 PM
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Adrenaline junkies, race drivers, etc, all do that on a regular basis. I wouldn't say it's irresponsible if you injure yourself or die as a result of something you love doing. It's your responsibility to have fun in life. I understand the opposing side. We had an interesting discussion on the bus today and I thought I'd carry it on here for other people's views.
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I get that, but there's also the other argument that if you do do something stupid then the emergency services have to come out and involve themselves, which means someone with a genuine problem that's out of their control could be at risk because you disobeyed the law. That's the angle I'm coming in at.
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Indeed, as MSNBC mentioned as well. To quote my response: [quote]Hmm, that's a good point, and one that I'm surprised didn't turn up in our discussion we had on the bus. I can't really think of a counter to that, unless the area you are in has plenty of available emergency service workers. But then there's the argument that they'd have to clear up the wreck and divert resources, which costs the taxpayer. Hmm...[/quote]
