Thread #2859256
File: IMG_1676.jpg (63.7 KB)
63.7 KB JPG
I literally got canceled because I posted about video about hiking up a mountain during a snowstorm in my state. Apparently we're not allowed to do that because we have to think about search and rescue and how they can get hurt if they ever need to come rescue you, like, nigga, if you don't wanna come rescue me then don't work for search and rescue. Stupid ass.
31 RepliesView Thread
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>2859263
They chose to rescue someone. The fault of their exposure to risk is their own.
People who do this sort of dangerous volunteer work aren’t doing it without compensation. They get a narcissistic kick knowing people see them as heros. Not that the side effect of this is bad.
>>
>>
>>
>>
File: 1741195170234867.gif (983.4 KB)
983.4 KB GIF
>>2859290
>search and rescue fee for every license i buy
the what for what?
>>
>>
>>2859413
hunting and fishing licenses and its 25 cents and per state law cannot charge me for rescue. tell me who is really winning? me who can do whatever i want and get rescued for free or fags scared of going outside because they might get hurt and need rescued
>>
>>
>>2859290
Except in cases of negligence on the part of the hiker, I don't believe the patient ever gets charged for rescue except for helicopter/ambulance services. I work for the feds and in my experience everyone who comes to haul your ass out is either a volunteer who wants to be there, or an employee who is making $70/hour overtime and is secretly hoping you'll limp slower.
>>2859424
I too think it's a nice idea, but I wonder how it works in practice. Like you just wave your fishing license at the helicopter pilot as you're being loaded on?
If the permit is about to expire, I'd be tempted to just climb the highest mountain I possibly can, then call for a life-flight just to save the trouble of hiking down. Do this once a year.
>>
>>
>>
>>2859424
>Very European approach
In many places on the european continent you have to pay for specialistic rescue such as on mountains and in caves, as it should be, and it's extra expensive if it involves a helicopter which it usually does.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>2859263
ur retarded. OP pays taxes and is a citizen of the land. he should be able to walk wherever he wants to unless it’s trespassing on posted private property. if search and rescue have to find him then they are doing the bare minimum, which is their job.
>>
>>
>>2859256
>>2859325
>>2859337
>>2859379
>>2859764
>>2859766
Search & Rescue is mandated by law. It isn't an elective service just randomly provided. The state and the county mandate that they exist. The county or respective area is legally on the hook for it. And they're all volunteers. I've worked with their k9 teams a bunch at my clinic.
>>
>>
>>2861163
And who enforces and creates these laws?
Who selects persons to become members of search and rescue?
Not OP. For OP to be the wrong, he’d have to be responsible for both.
You act as if OP enslaves people into S&R then, like a maniacal Roman emperor sets rigged gladiatorial games where he demands they rescue him from situations engineered to be lethal to his ‘saviours’.