posted on May, 13 2010 @ 06:49 PM
reply to post by Rockstar02
Oh give me a break with the sensationalism. Being a hero is subjective, being a father is not. In my opinion he was a being a father more than
anything. That's not saying I don't think what he did wasn't heroic, but IMHO being a "hero" would entail him knowing a danger going in and still
trying to save his kid despite putting himself in harms way. In this case it was split-second instinct, plain and simple. Yes his actions were heroic
but I can't separate the fact that he's a father protecting his son.
[edit on 13-5-2010 by BrokenVisage]