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Broad sweeping statements
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Just seen your avatar... I had to zoom in to check my eyes weren't playing tricks... Nice..
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It's like the book 127 hours... So many red flags. Made me so angry that did..
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Irregardless of circumstances, thank goodness for people with skills and knowledge and capacity for being able to assist those who need it. At home, away, wherever. That's an amazing thing.
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Oh for sure, he did good when it went sideways, and without him it might have gone horribly South instead. I'll definitely say I don't know where the line is. For me it's just highlighting the point that nothing is in isolation. Decisions have consequences, and sometimes, in hindsight (sadly rather than foresight enough to avoid entirely), we can judge the decisions to have been a bit off..or wildly off.
It's rare that something is truly just one person's problem. And on that day, in that set of circumstances, it was certainly more than one person's problem, which unfortunately could have actually been no-ones problem if different choices were made all round. That's kind of my base line point.
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Being there in those conditions isn't just his problem though it's it... It's his 3 mates, and also mountain rescue problem too..
Actions and bad decisions like that, put other people's lives at risk, forcing them to come out and assist when really there should be no need. Volunteers who should be at home with their families rather than helping people who should no better..
I appreciate and am so grateful for the emergency services we have in the UK, but sadly they get put in vulnerable positions too often by the folly of others.
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Of course... The tip is closed so it's taking up space... As long as you sweep up the dust