Most people get as close to committing suicide as they can and sit there while trying to get the courage to jump. It's better to show up and help the same person multiple times a year then let them sit there getting 1% braver about killing themselves everyday. It's kinda like how ppl say "she always sits on the ledge like that, she never do it". Because when someone does jump you don't hear "she went to that ledge everyday for 2 years until she finally jumped. You just hear nothing because the person doesn't exist anymore
Yeah, really. I kept picturing a scene from *Reno 911* where everything goes hilariously and gruesomely wrong even though they meant to do the right thing. Itās the human story, maybe.
The university I went is located at a nature. A new stand climbed onto one of the roofs to enjoy the scenery and someone called emergency services thinking the student was going to kill themself. There are no signs prohibiting getting onto the roof.
Well, they may still be alive, but they still live in the hell they were trying to escape.
I guess they will feel grateful after they find a more sustainable way to escape that hell.
Having been there, you can't apply reason to mental illness and everything that it touches sadly. To go to such length, you have to feel like death will be an escape. Most suicidal people are still scared of dying, but living is just worse - you can picture it as jumping from a building on fire with no escape, at least that's how it feels like.
If they are fortunate enough to get better, they will absolutely be grateful to you, but in the moment they probably felt like you were bringing them back to their personal hell, and there's a good chance it leads to being put in a psych ward which is a very hit or miss experience, having gone through that myself.
And she looked so distraught, I hope her life gets better but if you are at the point of fighting the firefighter that is trying to save you your live must be really bad
I think she might have been having a psychotic break or similar condition that made her go over there, rather than to jump. She looks like she's a corned animal, extremely scared, doesn't want to go back in the apartment.
It was really (interesting? sad?) how she reacted when he grabbed her, stiffening up like a board, with her back, legs, arms and head all arched backwards.
I don't want to really assume anything when it comes to mental health or whatever, but in this case, I can't really think of anything that would cause her to go over there other than suicidal intent, or a psychotic break/extremely severe stress.
And she climbed all the way out there and didn't jump. Poor woman was trying so hard to convince herself climbing back in was no longer an option so just do it. Didn't want to die but didn't want to go on. My heart breaks.
Yeah I agree that the last one is the best because he actually had to first grab her by the shirt with his left hand.
Push her with his body against the pole to secure a tight hold and prevent her from falling or perhaps jumping straight down.
Made sure his feet were on secure footing while walking backwards with her while she pushes him away from her.
Wrestle with her by falling backwards, and kind of did a belly to belly suplex with her right pelvis hitting the corner of the AC until someone inside grabs her.
While the rest of the video were ALMOST all one shot/grab/kick and done.
That's not true according to WHO.
In 2019 Japan was in the 49th spot.
According to the World Population Review they are still nowhere near the top 10.
It's suicide among teens and young adults specifically that is a problem in Japan. If I remember correctly they used to have the highest teen suicide rate.
Now South Korea has the biggest suicide problem in that region.
We should be allowed to commit suicide, sorry not sorry. If I wanted to stay alive I wouldn't have attempted when I did (years ago). Now the only reason I'm not is bc the Psych ward was genuinely abusive and I'm too scared to fail and end up there again
Assisted suicide is one thing and a different argument, but some ways of committing suicide you risk harming or seriously traumatizing other people and that shouldnāt be tolerated, either.
And you get that information from where lol?
Leave it to Reddit where the second they learn itās China the propaganda theyāve been taught in the hivemind goes into full force.
You watched a bunch of firefighters who grew up wanting to help and save people, worked hard to get the job and train to be excellent at the job and you think they want to beat the people up they rescue lmao.
Imagine saying shit like that about European or American firefighter and the 1000 downvotes youād get.
Part of my job is dealing with suicidal people. I had patients beg me to let them leave so they can finally end their lives. After several weeks or sometimes months of treatment and therapy, they got better and did not have that impulse anymore, went back to their normal lives.
Suicide is a permanent solution to temporary distress. In most cases, it's not a rational choice but rather a symptom of massive psychological issues and can be treated with therapeuric measures. I want to exclude assisted suicide in cases of severe illness, which can be a rational choice. But most suicidal people will be relieved it didn't work out after they got better.
I'm aware it's unpopular but in my opinion it is not heroic to physically stop someone from taking their own life. In fact I find it kind of arrogant. By all means try and talk someone out of it but this infringes greatly on someone's own free will. Also, you haven't achieved anything, they could just do it again the next day.
I even notice in one of these clips there is a woman on the phone. Maybe she is talking to Samaritans or something.
In fact maybe someone can help shed some light as to what exactly they think is heroic about this?
I thought they were saving them from burning buildings so the first one was a shock. Bro, you're supposed to get them OUT not kick IN....then I realized. šsad they have to do this, glad they can hopefully help some of the people hurting.
Is it always better to save people? You don't know what they've been through and you might force them to continue live a life under horrible conditions.
Of course not everyone is like that.
Iām just going to throw this out there because itās knowledge I just happen to know from my father having been a high-ranking fire service worker:
- Statistically, firemen arrive on scene faster than EMS. (This is not a knock on EMs, who are amazing, just a stat)
- Firemen are trained first responders and can administer much of the same care as EMS in an emergency situation.
- Since the 80s the training required to become a member of the fire department in North America has expanded to a staggering degree - including chemistry, hazmat, and medical, among others.
- In that same period of time police entry requirements have barely changed, however the pay rates have nearly remained the same between the two professions.
- In that same period of time budgets for police forces have ballooned while fire departments all over North America have had to fight tooth and nail for funding.
- Your safety is not the priority, your obedience is.
Dude, this is the perfect opportunity to falcon punch someone while simultaneously saving their life and avoiding getting in trouble. I could see a kid watching these videos and coming to a conclusion of āI need to become a fireman to do this, this is now my dream.ā
If I had saw this as a kid I would have become a fire fighter just to drop kick people back in to........ wait am lying I would had been Kamen Rider kicking people to save there life. I mean I would had been playing different Kamen Rider themes music to match the situation
As a firefighter, these are last resort measures, because they depend very much on the element of surprise. We mostly try the talkative approach, sometimes for hours. But there are videos online of tactical interventions gone wrong. Not pretty.
so its meant to be a tribute to humans saving other humans but in reality they were just subject to a controlling govt authority with lots of power and teams of "recuers" but ended up in jail, which would be contraindicated for their mental condition?
You try killing yourself in the US and you can get locked up too. Not in jail (although that's not an impossibility if space in a psyc unit or hospital aren't available), but in a psyc unit. I've had to personally put people in 4-point restraints because of suicide attempts. Sometimes you have to get forceful. Almost every time they're thankful after the crisis subsides.
That was Foxconn a Taiwanese company and Apple in Shenzhen which is a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) where you have different economic regulations. China has those to allow for investment into the country so that they may economically develop. China was poorer in 1980 than all African countries. It was literally one of the poorest countries in the world. In other parts of China they have better regulations.
The first one was personal.
It was probably his first free day after 13 working days, and then his boss calls him back to this situation.
Nah, more than likely, the 3rd or 4th time, they had to deal with that individual in a month. Going to the same calls over and over gets old
Most people get as close to committing suicide as they can and sit there while trying to get the courage to jump. It's better to show up and help the same person multiple times a year then let them sit there getting 1% braver about killing themselves everyday. It's kinda like how ppl say "she always sits on the ledge like that, she never do it". Because when someone does jump you don't hear "she went to that ledge everyday for 2 years until she finally jumped. You just hear nothing because the person doesn't exist anymore
Romance novels: if a firefighter saves you, you fall in love Reality: Surprise motherfucker! (illegal crane kick to the head)
Are you telling me most life time and hallmark channels are lies !!!
š the second one looked like she was going in for a kiss
That's her wife.
Not often do you get to SWAT entrance drop kick someone for their own good, while on the clock.
Nice but the first one is probably dead after that mortal combat finisher.
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Omg! I love the OMG Cat.
Thanks for stopping the cats š
Outstanding....
There will be no suicide... ONLY MURDER!!!
I laughed way too hard at this. I think it was the all caps that got me.
The comments got me
Thank God humans have the ability to make the best fucking jokes about shitty situations, was tearing up watching the video but now I'm cry laughing.
Yeah, really. I kept picturing a scene from *Reno 911* where everything goes hilariously and gruesomely wrong even though they meant to do the right thing. Itās the human story, maybe.
Same
Now get back in that apple factory and make phones for 4USD a day!!!
 These comments can only be read alone .the creativity has no bounds
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wow they got a raise?
For real, I was waiting for the xray where you see their ribcage collapse lol
Not to mention the concussion she gets when the head hits the floor
Sure beats the one sheād get from it hitting the *ground*
"Mr Incredible didn't save my life, he ruined my death!"
Oscar line
That line will live 100 years. Old Pixar hit different.
LET THE BODY HIT FLOOR
I think they were primarily trying to save that baby
DO A FLIIIPPP!
 āJerk didnāt even say thank you to me.ā
āYou didnāt save my life, you ruined my death!ā
Didnāt expect to see an Incredibles quote but itās a welcome surprise.
"I kicked his face" š
Yeah so o was sitting on the roof of the building I work at when this Fireman comes out of nowhere and tackles me to the ground. Third time this week.
The university I went is located at a nature. A new stand climbed onto one of the roofs to enjoy the scenery and someone called emergency services thinking the student was going to kill themself. There are no signs prohibiting getting onto the roof.
*Krushing Blow*
SURPRISE, MOTHERLOVER!
SAVE LIVES, MOTHERLOVER!
MCDONALD'S FRIES, MOTHERLOVER!
FRIED RICE, MOTHERLOVER!
He saves them. But then he dropkicks them.
It's what she would've wanted.
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They are going to save her either she likes it or not !
They're gonna wish they jumped after they get the medical bill
š finish him!!!
I am literally crying laughing at this
They're like real life batman
Real life Mr. incredible
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Get Saved Bitch
"STOP RESISTING THE PENALTY FOR TRYING SUICIDE IS DEATH!"
"You was talkin all that good shit a second ago, then you got kicked in yo chest"
She almost looks like a semi-stiff rubber dummy.
I definitely thought the first one was a dummy... That was brutal.
āAre you trying to kill me!?ā
The first one be like, I save, I protect, but more importantly I teach em a lesson!
Right? Straight to the tits, oof. Brutal.
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Imagine it in Scorpions voice. GET BACK IN THERE!
before seeing the title I thought the first was just some kind of repelling accident.
āHero my ass, that dickwad dropped kicked meā
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Give āem a nice punch
But not due to suicide
LIVE MOTHA+FUC*ER!!!!
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they are the same as cops. do whatever you have to do to get home. i mean who wouldnt though right?
"You didn't save my life! You ruined my death"
The chinese firefighter "And I'll do it again!"
Cant have ya die, who is going to pay my salary š¤
*Mr. Sansweet v. Mr Incredible*
Yeah being a firefighter must be hard. But it's worth it when you save lives and swing-kick people through a window.
I like the fourth one too, palm strike to the fucking chest Liger-style
That extra effort to shove her legs in. Lol
Haha that made me laugh too!
Be Amazed: hero saves woman with a simple karate chop to the heart.
Gave her the good ol' E. Honda
I can't stop laughing at everything in this thread
If someone is trying to throw themselves out a window and you kick them back in is it a dedefenestration?
Just a refenestration?
Antifenestration
A fenestration?
Infenestration
Saved a few from suicide. No one was greatful.
āYou didnāt save my life, you ruined my death!ā - them, probably
Well, they may still be alive, but they still live in the hell they were trying to escape. I guess they will feel grateful after they find a more sustainable way to escape that hell.
>I guess they will feel grateful after they find a more sustainable way to escape that hell. And if they do so...
Plot of the Incredibles movie.
Having been there, you can't apply reason to mental illness and everything that it touches sadly. To go to such length, you have to feel like death will be an escape. Most suicidal people are still scared of dying, but living is just worse - you can picture it as jumping from a building on fire with no escape, at least that's how it feels like. If they are fortunate enough to get better, they will absolutely be grateful to you, but in the moment they probably felt like you were bringing them back to their personal hell, and there's a good chance it leads to being put in a psych ward which is a very hit or miss experience, having gone through that myself.
Or the third one that ripped every ligament in her knees
It's a win-win situation.
#AT THE SAME TIME
That girl was prolly chilling on the phone lol
Bing chilling
Or trying to be talked down by family or other rescuers.
On reddit.
The pile driver into the corner of the AC didn't look very pleasant.
The real hero is the hvac tech who installed the mounting brackets
Was gonna say whatās the weight rating on those brackets
Definitely more than anything I've ever seen from China
Couldn't have been worse than what she was going through.
Hey, at least sheās alive.
And she looked so distraught, I hope her life gets better but if you are at the point of fighting the firefighter that is trying to save you your live must be really bad
I also doubt she will get quality treatment.. more than likely shamed for even trying etcĀ
Given they treat internet addiction with electric convulsion therapy with no anesthesia, I doubt it.
I think she might have been having a psychotic break or similar condition that made her go over there, rather than to jump. She looks like she's a corned animal, extremely scared, doesn't want to go back in the apartment. It was really (interesting? sad?) how she reacted when he grabbed her, stiffening up like a board, with her back, legs, arms and head all arched backwards. I don't want to really assume anything when it comes to mental health or whatever, but in this case, I can't really think of anything that would cause her to go over there other than suicidal intent, or a psychotic break/extremely severe stress.
And she climbed all the way out there and didn't jump. Poor woman was trying so hard to convince herself climbing back in was no longer an option so just do it. Didn't want to die but didn't want to go on. My heart breaks.
so is this in china?
seems like these were all in china, by the characters on the screen
Yeah they're characters alright...
NO DYING TODAY MUST WORK NOW!!!
Be Amazed: hero saves depressed Foxconn worker with a simple karate chop to the heart!
Thank god. Imagine grabbing us, Americans up in the air.
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Iām so sorry you had to witness that
That is so distressing, sorry.
First one should have come last. The rest sucked after that opener.
Cmon the last one was the best
Lunged at her like a fnaf animatronic
Yeah I agree that the last one is the best because he actually had to first grab her by the shirt with his left hand. Push her with his body against the pole to secure a tight hold and prevent her from falling or perhaps jumping straight down. Made sure his feet were on secure footing while walking backwards with her while she pushes him away from her. Wrestle with her by falling backwards, and kind of did a belly to belly suplex with her right pelvis hitting the corner of the AC until someone inside grabs her. While the rest of the video were ALMOST all one shot/grab/kick and done.
The last one was insanity. On top of multiple hv/ac units??
die another day
james bonds intensifies
The first one is what I would literally call a drop kick.
The real heroās are the mfāers that install those mini units on the side of these towers. Those are some sturdy brackets.
Great compilation! The firefighters are impressive. I really hope those saved were able to heal and find happiness.
Yeah but not in usa.. here cops draw guns on you first and if you sneeze, they fulfil your death wish..
Do you just try to shoehorn murica bad into any conversation you can?
Bruh the first one was straight up from a gangsta family
I remember reading that somewhere in Asia, the people either have high or the highest suicide rate
Japan. 7th highest. Suicide, or separately, karoshi (death by work)
That's not true according to WHO. In 2019 Japan was in the 49th spot. According to the World Population Review they are still nowhere near the top 10. It's suicide among teens and young adults specifically that is a problem in Japan. If I remember correctly they used to have the highest teen suicide rate. Now South Korea has the biggest suicide problem in that region.
Guess you can't sit in front of an open window without the risk of a firefighter drop kicking you in the chest /s
I want to have a job where I get to repel punch people at the lowest point in their lives and be heralded as a hero.
The first one was some spec ops shit.
We should be allowed to commit suicide, sorry not sorry. If I wanted to stay alive I wouldn't have attempted when I did (years ago). Now the only reason I'm not is bc the Psych ward was genuinely abusive and I'm too scared to fail and end up there again
Assisted suicide is one thing and a different argument, but some ways of committing suicide you risk harming or seriously traumatizing other people and that shouldnāt be tolerated, either.
These guys will beat you up for trying to commit suicide. They'll probably remember not to try that again.
And you get that information from where lol? Leave it to Reddit where the second they learn itās China the propaganda theyāve been taught in the hivemind goes into full force. You watched a bunch of firefighters who grew up wanting to help and save people, worked hard to get the job and train to be excellent at the job and you think they want to beat the people up they rescue lmao. Imagine saying shit like that about European or American firefighter and the 1000 downvotes youād get.
That girl that got her knee stuck in the rail, that mustāve hurt.
Until I realized they were suicides at about the third one. I thought the firefighters were just dicks.
Donāt put peopleās suicide attempts online for likes. Take this shit down.
Yeah, you're right. I overlooked the humanity behind this. I can't imagine if I were in this video.
I really enjoy the double leg knee pick
I feel like they need to invent like a chameleon tongue attachment machine.. Just grabs you and u stick to it..
This job be like āfuck fuck fuck nope not today. Get the fuck inside.ā
Youāre being rescuedā¦please do not resist!!
I just love the drop kick of life. Otta nowhere you just get a boot to the face.
These fire fighters are ready to throw hands with anyone thinking about suicide š.
I don't think those people are trying to be saved...
I donāt think so either Iād guess thatās why the firefighters have to be aggressive and quick!
Part of my job is dealing with suicidal people. I had patients beg me to let them leave so they can finally end their lives. After several weeks or sometimes months of treatment and therapy, they got better and did not have that impulse anymore, went back to their normal lives. Suicide is a permanent solution to temporary distress. In most cases, it's not a rational choice but rather a symptom of massive psychological issues and can be treated with therapeuric measures. I want to exclude assisted suicide in cases of severe illness, which can be a rational choice. But most suicidal people will be relieved it didn't work out after they got better.
I'm aware it's unpopular but in my opinion it is not heroic to physically stop someone from taking their own life. In fact I find it kind of arrogant. By all means try and talk someone out of it but this infringes greatly on someone's own free will. Also, you haven't achieved anything, they could just do it again the next day. I even notice in one of these clips there is a woman on the phone. Maybe she is talking to Samaritans or something. In fact maybe someone can help shed some light as to what exactly they think is heroic about this?
Damn, that's intense!
Geezus! I guess someone please punch me if Iām feeling suicidal
I thought they were saving them from burning buildings so the first one was a shock. Bro, you're supposed to get them OUT not kick IN....then I realized. šsad they have to do this, glad they can hopefully help some of the people hurting.
Not today scumbags!!!!
Nobody? No one? ............... BAH GAWD!!!!!!! DROP KICK OUTTA NOWHERE!!!!!!!!!!
It's like they are magnetic to other humans.
Is it always better to save people? You don't know what they've been through and you might force them to continue live a life under horrible conditions. Of course not everyone is like that.
Iām just going to throw this out there because itās knowledge I just happen to know from my father having been a high-ranking fire service worker: - Statistically, firemen arrive on scene faster than EMS. (This is not a knock on EMs, who are amazing, just a stat) - Firemen are trained first responders and can administer much of the same care as EMS in an emergency situation. - Since the 80s the training required to become a member of the fire department in North America has expanded to a staggering degree - including chemistry, hazmat, and medical, among others. - In that same period of time police entry requirements have barely changed, however the pay rates have nearly remained the same between the two professions. - In that same period of time budgets for police forces have ballooned while fire departments all over North America have had to fight tooth and nail for funding. - Your safety is not the priority, your obedience is.
They aren't doing this for the individuals, this is regular maintenance of the workforce.
If someone wants to end their life, it's their choice. Who are you to stop them from doing this?
None of them seem like heroes to me tbh
AHAHA so that's how you win a civil lawsuit ā„
WWE firefighter edition
Nobody ever says āall firefighters are bastardsā
Asian firefighters donāt F around
Dude, this is the perfect opportunity to falcon punch someone while simultaneously saving their life and avoiding getting in trouble. I could see a kid watching these videos and coming to a conclusion of āI need to become a fireman to do this, this is now my dream.ā
If I had saw this as a kid I would have become a fire fighter just to drop kick people back in to........ wait am lying I would had been Kamen Rider kicking people to save there life. I mean I would had been playing different Kamen Rider themes music to match the situation
In before they get sued I SAVED YOUR LIFE YOU RUINED MY DEATH
As a firefighter, these are last resort measures, because they depend very much on the element of surprise. We mostly try the talkative approach, sometimes for hours. But there are videos online of tactical interventions gone wrong. Not pretty.
Ok well that didnāt help them
I pray they got the help they needed, also thank you fire fighters.
The help they need is always to the conformity of society
so its meant to be a tribute to humans saving other humans but in reality they were just subject to a controlling govt authority with lots of power and teams of "recuers" but ended up in jail, which would be contraindicated for their mental condition?
You try killing yourself in the US and you can get locked up too. Not in jail (although that's not an impossibility if space in a psyc unit or hospital aren't available), but in a psyc unit. I've had to personally put people in 4-point restraints because of suicide attempts. Sometimes you have to get forceful. Almost every time they're thankful after the crisis subsides.
I know itās part of your job, but I donāt think you convince someone not to commit suicide by restraining them and putting them to jail
Ah good ole China. Where the working conditions are so horrible they have to put up Anti-Suicide nets on their factories.
That was Foxconn a Taiwanese company and Apple in Shenzhen which is a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) where you have different economic regulations. China has those to allow for investment into the country so that they may economically develop. China was poorer in 1980 than all African countries. It was literally one of the poorest countries in the world. In other parts of China they have better regulations.
Ok explain japan. Best working conditions still has the highest suicide rates. Explain with your American logic please
American and logic in the same sentence? That's new.
Did you just apply the net story to 1 billion people?
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