
DJ
|
yes, if there was someone who needed help, i would.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

amanda030605
|
depends who it was?? if it was my daughter i wouldnt even think about myself, of course id run in without a doubt id die for her!!
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

no nickname
|
If I thought I had a good chance of getting us out...yes.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

tommo
 |
Have done it.Am an EMT,it was a drug over dose patient had lost consciousness whilst talking to control.We were given OK to gain access as police where travelling but we would arrive first, On arrival house full of smoke,patient on floor needle still in arm,resps four a minute(not good) drag 'ed him out,treated him got him to hospital alive.Turned out the house wasn't on fire,hed set light to a phone directory which was in the same room and had all burned away so no flame but lots of thick smoke in the room,we thought the house was on fire! I should get paid more,like fire service who rarely get out of bed at night!
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Church Lady
|
Actually, no one should do that. I used to be a firefighter and an EMT. We are taught to watch our own behind first. If you get hurt you can't help the other person and if you get hurt the firemen then have two people to rescue instead of just one. Also, people think they are helping when they break out windows and open doors at a fire but the reality is that they are just giving the fire more oxygen and making it worse. Firemen don't break windows until they have their water supply all hooked up and ready to go. What ever window or door you open the fire will head towards the source of oxygen. If the fire is at the front of the house and you open a door at the back of the house the fire with FLY, RACE, RUN and ROLL all the way through the house to get to the oxygen. Firefighters receive a lot of training so that they know exactly what to do, where to do it and how to do it.
Do you all remember the Great White concert where the club caught on fire and all of those people died? If you watch the video you can tell the exact moment that some one opened the door at the other end of the club because the fire shot right for that opened door. If some one had been there who knew what they were doing they would have broken out all of the windows and opened all of the doors at the back of the club....that way the fire would not have been starved for oxygen and would have stayed contained to the back part of the club. It would have given people more time to get out.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Fireant
 |
Actually, it's not a good idea to go into a burning building - even if someone was in there. You risk loosing 2 lives instead of just the person that is already in there. Call the fire department. Most of the time they will get to the scene quick enough. The chances of you also being overcome by smoke and fumes is very high. Having to look for 2 people in separate areas would put fire personnel more at risk too. As a firefighter, if I have to go into the building for a person, I much rather it only be one.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

marliboco
|
No
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

geishagirl61
|
I think it would all depend on the situation; however, I like to think that I would save another life if need be. If I knew someone was in the house and I could get myself in and out without causing harm to myself or the other person than I would go in.......If I didn't know if there was someone in there then I would definatly leave that up to the professionals. Other than that it would be a spur of the moment decision that you can not simply give a yes or a no answer to.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Jennifer C.
|
I don't have a husband or children right now, so until then it's a definite yes.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

bernie c
|
Truthfully couldn't give a yes or no till something like that happened if I heard someone screaming for help I think I would it's just the type of person I am have not or do not want to be in a situation like that
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

hebejeebee
 |
to get on telly or in the papers
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Pwnzer
|
if i had super powers like "CLAIR" in heros.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Sexy Red
 |
God yes if it was my young daughter or my family then i would rescue away,i wouldnt do nothing and think off them dying.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Barry G
 |
NOOOOO!!!! Someone would have to follow to get me out, leave that idiocy to the professionals. However if it was family I don't know.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

lee lee
|
No I probably would be to scared.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

geoffhillyer
 |
I'd be much more likely to be on the blower to the firefighters. I'd be hopeful that they wouldn't take too long to get to the building and they would have the equipment to rescue someone much more effectively.
That said, if it was someone I really cared about, if there was any chance I could get to them without putting myself in extreme danger, I'd think about it. Then again, I guess that they'd be using their best efforts to get out too.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

abakay93
|
well yeah if i really love/like this person.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Meera
|
If me i definitely would help who ever it is friends,family or stranger.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Hunny Bun...
 |
in a situation like this we tend to relie on instinct so yes i think many people would, only when they stop to think what they have done afterwards would the full scale of the dangers become apparent to them.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

EMMA©
 |
If it was my family...yes!
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

2plus3
 |
if it was one of my kids then i probably woulnt even think about it, i would be in and no one would stop me.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

stokies
 |
well reading the question automatically makes me think of my own safety,i wouldnt know how to react if it was strangers,but i suppose Adrenalin would kick in,and i'd do my very best to save a life,if it were my children then i dont need to think twice,i know that i would definately put my own life at risk to save theirs.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

singing_saagar
 |
depending on the situation.. A few years ago I would have without thinking. However now I have a family .. I would think twice about it.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

spidoing n
 |
depends who was in it - might think twice about leaving some people.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

C T
 |
No. I can honestly say that self preservation would kick in. I'm not saying I wouldn't go in, but I reckon I would have filled by pants first.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Brandon
|
Probably. I think anyone would on the spur of the moment if they have a heart or a family. I'd want someone to do it for me.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Lorraine A
 |
No one would ever know what they would do unless faced with that situation. Id like to think that I would for friends and loved ones but it would entirely depend on the situation. Id never go back for possessions, not worth risking your life for!
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Wicked
|
Yes, especially if i hear children crying.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Max
 |
Done it, it was stupid but i did it, it was a car though, on the A14 and it hurt, but it was worth it.
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

sadeyez
|
yes i would but only for people i wont do it for a animal
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|

Summer G
 |
I don't know if I would personally, but I am married to a fireman and thank God there are people that would!!!
Was this answer helpful to you? Yes
/ No
|
|