Persuasive Essay On Why People Should Be Killed
Do you think people should be rescued from something they got themselves into? Well, I don’t think they should because other people shouldn’t have to put their own life at risk for someone who knew better. If someone tells you not to do something really dangerous then you really shouldn’t do it. If someone died trying to save you for something that you shouldn’t have done it would be your fault because you shouldn’t have done it in the first place. To begin with, if a person is going to do something risky they at least need to be prepared for it. Source 2 states,” Not everyone manages to complete the climb, and some of these people pay with their lives.” On Mt. Everest there have been over 230 deaths of people who failed to complete the climb.
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Doing something that you are constantly warned about is just a choice that you should never make. Source 3 states, “Nick Hall is a climbing ranger at Mount Rainier Natural Park fell 3,700 feet to his death Thursday afternoon, after helping rescue two climbers that have fallen into a crevasse. The climbers that found Nick reached him three hours later and confirmed that he was dead. If something bad happens to someone while they are trying to save you then you should feel guilty about it. The people that Nick tried to rescue are alive, but don’t you think that they should feel bad for what happened. People do some very risky things and whenever they do those things that they know could get them hurt, it’s their fault for doing it in the first place. Doing dangerous things that could get yourself or anyone else hurt is a bad choice to make and you shouldn’t even consider doing …show more content…
One day when I was about three, my aunt Judy and I went walking over to my papaw Randy’s house because he lived a little up the road and I wanted to visit. When we were walking up the road everything was fine until there was just a little bridge we had to walk across, only about six feet from the water. So while we were on the bridge me being the little nosey child I was, I wanted to throw some rocks off the bridge into the water. Whenever I threw the rock I guess I didn’t let go and I almost fell off the bridge. She tried to grab my arm and pull me up. Whenever I was back up and safe the ground below her fell through and she fell off the bridge. After that I ran up to my papaw because he was outside in his garage and I told him that Judy fell in the creek. He ran down to the bridge and told him wife to call the ambulance. They got her out of the creek, but she fell head first onto a really big rock and died.
I’ll always have to deal with the fact that my Aunt died of a brain aneurysm and it wouldn’t have happened if I didn’t want to throw rocks. To conclude this argument, I do not think that rescue services should have to save people that put their own life at risk. Because if someone choices to do something the cause of what happens afterward should be on them. Accidents happen and that a different story, but if people know that there is a big risk in what
Doing something that you are constantly warned about is just a choice that you should never make. Source 3 states, “Nick Hall is a climbing ranger at Mount Rainier Natural Park fell 3,700 feet to his death Thursday afternoon, after helping rescue two climbers that have fallen into a crevasse. The climbers that found Nick reached him three hours later and confirmed that he was dead. If something bad happens to someone while they are trying to save you then you should feel guilty about it. The people that Nick tried to rescue are alive, but don’t you think that they should feel bad for what happened. People do some very risky things and whenever they do those things that they know could get them hurt, it’s their fault for doing it in the first place. Doing dangerous things that could get yourself or anyone else hurt is a bad choice to make and you shouldn’t even consider doing …show more content…
One day when I was about three, my aunt Judy and I went walking over to my papaw Randy’s house because he lived a little up the road and I wanted to visit. When we were walking up the road everything was fine until there was just a little bridge we had to walk across, only about six feet from the water. So while we were on the bridge me being the little nosey child I was, I wanted to throw some rocks off the bridge into the water. Whenever I threw the rock I guess I didn’t let go and I almost fell off the bridge. She tried to grab my arm and pull me up. Whenever I was back up and safe the ground below her fell through and she fell off the bridge. After that I ran up to my papaw because he was outside in his garage and I told him that Judy fell in the creek. He ran down to the bridge and told him wife to call the ambulance. They got her out of the creek, but she fell head first onto a really big rock and died.
I’ll always have to deal with the fact that my Aunt died of a brain aneurysm and it wouldn’t have happened if I didn’t want to throw rocks. To conclude this argument, I do not think that rescue services should have to save people that put their own life at risk. Because if someone choices to do something the cause of what happens afterward should be on them. Accidents happen and that a different story, but if people know that there is a big risk in what