People Should Be Held Responsible For Extreme Sports Essay

People risk their lives every day to do extreme sports like base jumping and skydiving and then come back safely. But sometimes it could go horribly wrong. And for that reason, people should be held accountable for their actions because it is obviously their fault for getting seriously hurt or injured during these sports.
To begin with, People should be held accountable for extreme sports accidents. On page 126 from “Cost of Survival” states that “A lost climber or an injured base jumper may need help.” The base jumpers and climbers should be held accountable for their actions because that is their fault for taking the risk to climb a mountain or jump off of cliffs. On page 127 from “Cost of survival” the article states that “Others” make dangerous
An example found on page 136 in the story “The Seventh Man” states that the narrator had a choice that either he would die saving his best friend or just leave him there but, he thought about which scenario for too long and had to deal with himself being guilty for his friend dying. Furthermore, in the story Unbroken, three men Phil, Louie, and Mac are starving on a stranded two-man life raft and Phil has only little water left in his can and Mac asks for a sip of it and Phil had to make a decision on whether or not to give him the last of his water. His decision on not giving Mac water ended up on Mac dying much earlier than expected. In the story Life of Pi, the story is about an Indian boy that was traveling with his family and some zoo animal to the Americas when a large storm destroyed the boat and is now left with himself and a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker. Pi needs to think fast before the tiger gets hungry and starts going after him so he decides to catch fish for the tiger which had cost him a lot of time that he needs to waste on catching the fish before the tiger changes its mind on what to eat so now Pi has to continuously catch fish until he reaches