True Heroes

[nostradamus]

The article states that “the fire was contained” and that nobody died in the fire. Where did all this “risk to life” and “die to save them” nonsense come from? Filling in the blanks (or in this case ignoring the facts) so you can state your opinion? If those firefighters saw no risk in saving the animals, what’s the problem?

I didn’t see any of the dogs they rescued “dressed up” in any way.

What those firefighters did is a great thing. If you have no soul, have never owned a dog, or do not do rescue or police work, you might be ignorant about just how useful dogs are. I’ll bet these firefighters have experience working with dogs in life-saving situations and thus felt compelled to return the favor.

Unnecessarily eating dogs falls into the no-soul category.

[4plexowner]

mmmmmmm

tastes just like chicken ….

[4plexowner]

mmmmmmm

tastes just like chicken ….

[4plexowner]

mmmmmmm

tastes just like chicken ….

[4plexowner]

mmmmmmm

tastes just like chicken ….

[4plexowner]

mmmmmmm

tastes just like chicken ….

[SHILOH]

Clearly if there were true danger to the fire fighter…saving a dog’s life would be too risky and not worth it. It reminds me of people who’ve gone on the ice to save their dog…only to break through along with the dog and drown themselves while the dog manages to survive. It doesn’t make sense.

But here in Boston….they have sent fire-fighters into abandoned warehouses –old, decrepit several story buildings that are totally ablaze –and maybe 6 firefighters are sent inside on the chance that someone “might” be inside. (ie a homeless person sleeping in there). On at least one occasion that I remember, the whole crew was killed when the building collapsed under the blaze. Sometimes they do it just to save these buildings. Even though it’s their job, it doesn’t make sense to me that their lives are risked for that.

[SHILOH]

Clearly if there were true danger to the fire fighter…saving a dog’s life would be too risky and not worth it. It reminds me of people who’ve gone on the ice to save their dog…only to break through along with the dog and drown themselves while the dog manages to survive. It doesn’t make sense.

But here in Boston….they have sent fire-fighters into abandoned warehouses –old, decrepit several story buildings that are totally ablaze –and maybe 6 firefighters are sent inside on the chance that someone “might” be inside. (ie a homeless person sleeping in there). On at least one occasion that I remember, the whole crew was killed when the building collapsed under the blaze. Sometimes they do it just to save these buildings. Even though it’s their job, it doesn’t make sense to me that their lives are risked for that.

[SHILOH]

Clearly if there were true danger to the fire fighter…saving a dog’s life would be too risky and not worth it. It reminds me of people who’ve gone on the ice to save their dog…only to break through along with the dog and drown themselves while the dog manages to survive. It doesn’t make sense.

But here in Boston….they have sent fire-fighters into abandoned warehouses –old, decrepit several story buildings that are totally ablaze –and maybe 6 firefighters are sent inside on the chance that someone “might” be inside. (ie a homeless person sleeping in there). On at least one occasion that I remember, the whole crew was killed when the building collapsed under the blaze. Sometimes they do it just to save these buildings. Even though it’s their job, it doesn’t make sense to me that their lives are risked for that.

[SHILOH]

Clearly if there were true danger to the fire fighter…saving a dog’s life would be too risky and not worth it. It reminds me of people who’ve gone on the ice to save their dog…only to break through along with the dog and drown themselves while the dog manages to survive. It doesn’t make sense.

But here in Boston….they have sent fire-fighters into abandoned warehouses –old, decrepit several story buildings that are totally ablaze –and maybe 6 firefighters are sent inside on the chance that someone “might” be inside. (ie a homeless person sleeping in there). On at least one occasion that I remember, the whole crew was killed when the building collapsed under the blaze. Sometimes they do it just to save these buildings. Even though it’s their job, it doesn’t make sense to me that their lives are risked for that.

[SHILOH]

Clearly if there were true danger to the fire fighter…saving a dog’s life would be too risky and not worth it. It reminds me of people who’ve gone on the ice to save their dog…only to break through along with the dog and drown themselves while the dog manages to survive. It doesn’t make sense.

But here in Boston….they have sent fire-fighters into abandoned warehouses –old, decrepit several story buildings that are totally ablaze –and maybe 6 firefighters are sent inside on the chance that someone “might” be inside. (ie a homeless person sleeping in there). On at least one occasion that I remember, the whole crew was killed when the building collapsed under the blaze. Sometimes they do it just to save these buildings. Even though it’s their job, it doesn’t make sense to me that their lives are risked for that.

[nostradamus]

Those Boston firefighters should get a dog.

Dogs used to locate survivors in wrecked buildings

World Trade Center Rescue Dogs

[nostradamus]

Those Boston firefighters should get a dog.

Dogs used to locate survivors in wrecked buildings

World Trade Center Rescue Dogs

[nostradamus]

Those Boston firefighters should get a dog.

Dogs used to locate survivors in wrecked buildings

World Trade Center Rescue Dogs

[nostradamus]

Those Boston firefighters should get a dog.

Dogs used to locate survivors in wrecked buildings

World Trade Center Rescue Dogs

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