Would YOU have gone back for the baby?
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anonymous3891 — 14 years ago(December 08, 2011 11:35 AM)
Do you even have a kid?! What kind of a stupid dumbass question is that! Off course anny sane normal parent would go find their baby. You really think someone would leave their kid behind with some crazy inbreed hicks just to save their own ass? Wow I guess one of your parent should count their blessings your grand pappy never got in a situation like thisjeez!
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LunaSDominni — 14 years ago(December 08, 2011 03:07 PM)
No I don't have a kid (im 23/F) but I'm saying I'd look at it from a logical way. He had no way of knowing even if his kid was alive, his wife just got killed and family devastated. I don't know I'm not an emotional person I make decisions based on logic not feeling. I just think in a realistic scenario I would rather take my chances with 2 other people and a dog and loose 1, then go after one who might not be alive and risk loosing the rest. shrug not bashing your opinion or anything I just couldn't bring myself to go after a baby. When I asked my best friend about it he told me if I ever got taken he wouldn't come save me. "It's every person for themselves" lol
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DOPE-cinema — 14 years ago(February 12, 2012 11:53 AM)
Overreacting much? I seriously doubt this scenario would happen in real life. But I can't say what I would do since I'm 17 and don't really want kids nor do I plan on having any in the future.
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iSkyWalKing — 9 years ago(February 08, 2017 09:35 PM)
I definitely would NOT have gone back for a baby. If it were two or three relatives or my mother then yes perhaps.. Sounds cold as hell, but in reality that baby would have little knowledge of it's surroundings and it more than likely would not survive to begin with. I don't understand what the issue with that is? Perhaps it's just me, but I would feel worst if it had been an elderly who was fully awareeither way, running into a situation like that with no plan would not help anyone. And he didn't really have much of a plan and got extremely lucky because it is a beep HORROR movie people.seriously
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natalie_princess_of_OLTL — 11 years ago(May 12, 2014 08:04 PM)
Okay, so I am not reading this whole thread but I see a lot of people have attacked you for this. The thing is, I don't know what I would do. I'd like to think that I would go after my baby, but I kind of suspect I might not.
Now as for Doug, he wasn't thinking logically. His wife had just been murdered trying to save their daughter, and the baby girl was the only part of his wife that he had left. So I can see why he went after her. I think it might also have been partly a suicide missionmaybe he just didn't want to go on living without either of them but then once he saw the baby was alive his will to live kicked back in for her. Just a thought! -
NickiDrea — 11 years ago(July 24, 2014 09:38 AM)
I'm going to guess that you are young and don't have children, which is why you think that way.
When you are a parent, and especially if you are a mother, you have a biological instinct to protect and save your children, even if it means you will die, even if you aren't sure your child is alive. If your house is on fire and your baby is inside, you are running in that house. If a car is on top of your baby you will get the strength to lift that car yourself and save your baby. If someone has a weapon and attacks your baby you will use all your power to take that mofo down even if you are unarmed. It is instinct, you will do it without thinking.
I would not leave my babies (both 4). I would die a slow painful death before I would let anything happen to them. If you wouldn't, you shouldn't be a parent.
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the_ghoti — 14 years ago(February 17, 2012 04:18 PM)
This thread started out as a question, not as an invite to be attacked for her view. People have different opinions, which is interesting to explore; looking for that exploration shouldn't be cause to attack the opinions. This was a hypothetical situation in a fictional movie. All these comments about her not having a kid so she doesn't understand is negated by the fact that she watched it with her grandfather. A person who obviously had kids himself (and grandkids as well) and he was of the opinion not to go back.
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kobrakai1 — 13 years ago(December 30, 2012 08:07 PM)
"The baby isn't their only child"- Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the baby their only child. The other two kids (teenagers) were the guys brother and sister in law.
Also, why is having other children mean it's okay to leave your baby behind? Because you have a few spares lying around?
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shoegal998 — 14 years ago(December 08, 2011 06:10 PM)
Well I would have gone back for my baby. Like any decent parent would have. Even if it wasn't my baby, I'd never leave without at least trying to rescue the babe. And if the baby was me, I know my parents would have gone back for me. Because my life is important to them. And apparently your kid's life wouldn't be worth very much to you.
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lightlost26 — 14 years ago(December 09, 2011 07:35 AM)
That's a good question, because it's all in the mind and heart. If it were my baby, I would totally go back and search for him/her. I would sacrifice my life just to try and save my own child, because I can't even imagine what the hell those crazy mutants would do to him/her. Anyways, I would go back and probably end up doing what Doug did, which he killed all the mutants. Doug is a true hero and father!
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ElectricWarlock — 14 years ago(January 11, 2012 06:11 PM)
Of course. He had just lost his wife, his mother in law, and his father in law, so his daughter was all he had. And if he were to leave without his daughter, that would just be letting the villains win. You're probably not a parent, so imagine that it was your little baby brother or sister (assuming you have one). Would you want to go back for them?
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