Comments by "120mm Smoothbore" (@120mmsmoothbore2) on "Deputy Pulls Over Speeding Car and Ends Up Delivering Baby" video.

Well it was happening either way, it's not heroic if you do something you're literally forced to do.
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@colleenmcnally9418 I would if she was still breathing, people tend to die. There's a difference between being a hero and feeling like one, but you seem smart enough to already know that.
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@lunix3259 When a woman is going into labour, the child is forcing itself out, you can't keep the child inside - it's coming out whether you like it or not.
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@meganlodon Nothing about this is noble or courageous, I don't think you understand the baseline examples of nobility or courageousness. As a cop you learn to be calm in situations, source: Been a "cop" in Ireland for 25 years now. (Also he did nothing noble or courageous) How is the mother courageous? She's FORCED to give birth on the side of the road without medication because she couldn't reach the hospital. She's not doing it because she chose to, she's doing it because she HAS to. See the difference? Being there for your wife during pregnancy is a very common thing(for anywhere that isn't America or something??) I guess you can thank the black fathers for abandoning their women after dumping the seed and raising the % of single mothers by a large margin in the last decade. (Quote the Single Mother's Study)
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@michellevarela8263 There isn't a hero in this case, no.
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@John-zq1xm I physically can't have a baby, because I'm a man and I've also had a vasectomy. But even if I was a woman and for some reason had a child, I wouldn't consider myself a hero for giving birth and doing something natural, it's just as natural as eating or breathing.
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@meganlodon No, I won't. No one's a hero in this situation, it's that simple.
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@meganlodon Could you explain how anyone in this video is "a person who is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities."? What about anyone's actions in this is courageous, an outstanding achievement or noble?
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@dwilnau Or maybe it's people not understanding the baseline standard of a hero?
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@drswag5180 Riigghtt...
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@ryleighevian She is, in fact, forced to give birth without pain relief if she didn't have the opportunity to get there in time to take hospital-grade painkillers.
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@andreakhaid Your point being?
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@meganlodon The mother pushed to get it out in the fastest and most safest way possible. Why just let it slowly, and painfully, make it's own way out when you can speed up the process? It's not a matter of choice in the mater of childbirth, when it's happening, it's happening, you don't have a choice.
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