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Exactly. The question is what would a reasonable person did, and as mentioned in the article, many reasonable people fail to take enough water. He made mistake
by apple4ever 4y ago
Exactly. The question is what would a reasonable person did, and as mentioned in the article, many reasonable people fail to take enough water.
He made mistakes and it almost cost his life. But he took steps to save his life too. That got out of hand too.
But that is the nature of rescues - if everyone did the right thing from the start, we wouldn't need rescues!
Punishing him is unjust. It should be a lesson. The money doesn't matter - that's why we pay taxes, so we have someone to save us if we get into trouble.
- s1artibartfast 4y agoI don't think that "everybody does it" is a reasonable excuse when the risks you knowingly or unknowingly undertake materialize. There are a lot of people who speed on highways. If you cause damage or hospitalize someone because you are speeding you are still responsible. >Punishing him is unjust. It should be a lesson. The money doesn't matter - that's why we pay taxes, so we have someone to save us if we get into trouble. The fine isn't for needing rescue or getting lost, that OK. The fine is for starting a forest fire. We dont pay taxes so that everyone can start forest fires without financial consequences.