Reckless people who put themselves in danger need to be rescued, but not handed a bill

Adventurers, climbers, and many other dead should pay for the efforts of taxpayers' rescuers and fixtures ... When an ambulance is called, those who crashed a bad car must pay a large fee

When reading the comments, people tell them to miss an important part and say "If you do something in an emergency and recklessness - just like a flood - and you need to be saved, You can pick up. "

This bill is irrelevant to daily emergency situations, whether people needing help are doing stupid things or simply accidents. We must have a declared emergency

I do not mind this bill as I am not going to see it during the flood, but I will feel frustrated when I encounter the flood.

In case of an unnecessarily dangerous situation you will be asked to repay taxpayer's decision. They usually endanger others. When I live in Colorado there are things that I hit the trees a few miles away from any road or civilization whether skiing in backcountry or falling into an avalanche. Usually helicopters are used for search and rescue and transport by rescuers, taxpayers cost tens of thousands of dollars per hour. Are you playing? You pay!

Let me ask you this question; should the same theory be applied to people who endanger their lives and risks? If you plan to build a house every year where tornadoes, floods and hurricanes will occur in the country, you need to receive federal aid in addition to the insurance purchased, is there a possibility of natural disasters?

Although this is the same theory, the government spends billions of dollars each year on natural disaster aid in countries that know that there is a dangerous risk every year.

It was difficult for us to sit down after the tornado wiped out the house and life. In fact, it is Ron or Rand Paul that advises us not to provide government aid to victims of tornado in Arkansas because you deny risk takers. He was completely demonized by this comment.

So, if you provide government assistance to family risk takers, why do not we provide emergency aid to individual risk takers?

In case of an unnecessarily dangerous situation you will be asked to repay taxpayer's decision. They usually endanger others. When I live in Colorado there are things that I hit the trees a few miles away from any road or civilization whether skiing in backcountry or falling into an avalanche. Usually helicopters are used for search and rescue and transport by rescuers, taxpayers cost tens of thousands of dollars per hour. Are you playing? You pay!

I always think that places like California and Colorado have such dangerous nature and excessive political legitimacy and hinder common sense. .... So, in Fisherman's Wharf, the main attractions .... homeless people are allowed to harass you, for unnecessary change ... haha ​​...

It is easy to argue that people should be prevented from being at risk. However, it is impossible to implement this. Usually, when you need to rescue people, this is because unexpected happens. In 2012, millions of people are hiking, climbing, and rowing in the national park, but only 2,876 people need assistance. Only 1,627 of these emergency situations resulted from risk determination. Still, someone has to pay for these relief. The savings for the family left behind in the sea took $ 663,000. Salaries of rescue workers are not included in this figure. Let 's secure German caves safely to the ground where 728 people will participate

The mountain search and rescue team mainly consists of volunteers who rescue time and money. Climbing is dangerous, but the threat to rescuers is very low. Bill O'Reilly claims that rescuers are in danger in mountain rescue activities on the mountain. Food Not so. According to the American Alpine Club, the main authority of climbing and climbing, rescue workers are largely involved in climbing and rescue rock climbing. In searching and / or rescuing missing or injured hikers, skiers, and down planes, the most dangerous situations leading to the maximum number of search and rescue and death occurred 5. But they are strictly trained, so rescuers can keep their work as safe as possible.