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Safety Gear Is Cowardly
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Don't Try This at Home and Do Not Do This Cool Thing. Our Lawyers Advised This Trope. There are perfectly good reasons to have safety gear. They protect you and keep you from getting killed or severely injured in an accident or combat. But some people don't understand that. They believe that safety is for wimps, or believe that they are a badass without any safety gear. Or because he's a Karma Houdini, he doesn't need it. They might actually throw away or take off the gear if it's offered. Surprisingly Realistic Outcome if he dies in an accident, or Safety Guy lives through one. However, if he has a real ability that doesn't need it (like Nigh-Invulnerability), then it makes more sense to shun protection. Usually used to send the message that safety (gear) is important. Subtrope of Television Is Trying to Kill Us. There is usually An Aesop. A cop going into a gunfight who turns down a bulletproof vest will probably take a bullet (unless they are wearing Plot Armor). A teen who disobeys mom's rule to wear a seat belt will probably get a cut from the windshield in a car accident. Fantasy Helmet Enforcement is an inversion, where safety gear is always on. An unsafe workplace is No OSHA Compliance. A Karmic Death might result if the lack of safety causes someone's death. The Law of Diminishing Defensive Effort and Good Thing You Can Heal are both cases when someone doesn't pay for not being safe. Also see Helmets Are Hardly Heroic, Drives Like Crazy, Artistic License – Gun Safety, Goggles Do Nothing. Note: Armor does count, but the perception it doesn't protect at all falls under Armor Is Useless. |
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An episode of Happy Days has Fonzie agree to a helmetless fencing duel because he's facing "the best swordsman in all of France" and he's the best swordsman everywhere else. He adds that if he sees any lesser being try fencing without a helmet, "they are nutso and no friend of mine." In the first season, the executives didn't want the Fonz wearing a leather jacket since they thought it made him look like a thug. Garry Marshall convinced them to allow him to wear it only when he was riding his motorcycle since it would then be a legitimate piece of safety equipment. Marshall then told the show's writers to never have a scene where Fonzie wasn't on his motorcycle, just having gotten off his motorcycle, or just about to get on his motorcycle. |
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In Watchmen, Rorschach travels a fair distance in Antarctica wearing nothing but his usual trenchcoat, gloves and mask. | |
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The network tried to pressure the production staff of Dark Angel to depict Max wearing a helmet when she was riding her motorcycle, despite the fact that they pointed out she was a Nigh-Invulnerable Super-Soldier. | |
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Discussed and averted the Planet Terror section of Grindhouse. J.T. Hague shows El Wray his car, boasting that it has no roll bars, chicken wire, "None of that shit." El Wray, who is far more badass than J.T., is displeased by the lack of protection. | |
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Aron Ralston, as dramatized in 127 Hours, neglected to follow the basic safety protocol of notifying someone else of his hiking plans. As a result, when his arm became trapped under a boulder, he had no option but to free himself using an dull cutting tool. Since attaining fame for it, Ralston has decried his own behavior as a stupid mistake and encouraged other hikers to not do as he did. | |
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At one point in Honor Harrington, when a fleet of Solarian ships attacked a smaller Manticoran one, they were so confident they didn't bother depressurizing the passageways or getting into skinsuits. Cue massive casualties. | |
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The Simpsons: One episode starts with the family all wearing seatbelts. The Rich Texan appears, not wearing a seatbelt, and calls the Simpsons cowards. Homer chases after him and swears revenge for the insult. Another one has the Simpsons driving a car that has no seatbelts. When Lisa points out how dangerous that is, Homer says that seatbelts kill more lives than it saves. When Marge becomes a police officer, she insists Bart wears a helmet and pads to ride on a skateboard. Cue the bullies beating him over his gear and commenting how easy it makes things on Jimbo's hands. In "Homer's Enemy", Frank Grimes has a nervous breakdown and starts imitating Homer. He sees an electrical cable with warning signs and goes "I don't need to wear safety gloves because I'm Homer Simps..." and electrocutes himself. |
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In one episode of Rocko's Modern Life, Heffer is driving and the seatbelt breaks because he's too fat for it. Heffer dismisses seatbelts as being for sissies. | |
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Pretty much the plot of The Berenstain Bears book "Safe and Sound". | |
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In the Donald Duck short "How to Have an Accident At Work", the narrator points out that while Donald's Mr. Safety at home, when he checks in for work "his mind checks out". Donald walks by without putting on his safety gear, saying he doesn't need all that "unnecessary equipment". He promptly tumbles down a staircase. | |
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In an episode of Blue Bloods, a rookie dismissively refuses to wear a bulletproof vest, only complying when his superior officer makes it clear that he's not going anywhere without it. It's the first sign of how cocky and reckless he is. | |
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In the Red Dwarf episode Confidence and Paranoia, a physical manifestation of Lister's confidence tries to persuade him that he's so great, he doesn't need a suit to survive a spacewalk. After trying to remove Lister's suit, Confidence removes his own to prove the point, and promptly dies. | |
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In Luann, Toni's Crazy Jealous Boyfriend Dirk used to believe this; in one arc, he tried to chase after her and Brad in his car, only to crash after making too sharp a turn, forcing Brad to administer CPR to save him. Toni later found out that Dirk not only hadn't been wearing his seat belt, he had disabled the airbag. (And Dirk didn't learn this time. There'd be more confrontations before he did.) | |
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In Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu, S�suke comes to class in a hazmat suit and tells his classmates that they might have ebola. He's wrong. Between panicking, they ask him why he's the only one with protection, and he responds by taking it off. | |
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In Running Scared (1986), Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines's characters are Cowboy Cops who get paranoid about averting retirony and request kevlar vests. By the shame they display, and the surprised reactions of their fellow officers, it's clear that the department considers vests to be cowardly. | |
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In the final mission of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, CJ taunts Big Smoke for wearing body armor, contrary to his gangsta image, Ryder also mocks a member of the Ballas for doing the same in a previous mission (the fact that CJ can buy body armour at stores doesn't seem to count). | |
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Lampshaded in the Murdoch Mysteries motorbike episode "Murdoch Rides Easy", as fits the period: No motorcyclist in the episode has any sort of head protection beyond driving goggles, but when Julia considers getting a motorcycle, Murdoch warns her of how dangerous motorcycles are and says riders should probably start wearing helmets. Julia retorts that falling off a motorcycle is no more dangerous than falling off a horse or a bicycle, and nobody thinks their riders need to wear helmets. Murdoch looks thoughtful about this but doesn't press the point. At the end of the episode, Julia decides that a black leather coat would make good protective gear, and Murdoch finds this an interesting idea for other reasons. | |
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In Portal 2, Cave Johnson mocks the notion of safety, caution, or...well...REASONS when doing science. | |
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A "greenhorn" gets his arm burned when he rests against a heated metal plate, one an old-timer wilfully neglected to warn him of. (Danger's niece is cute, though...) | |
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Premium Rush has main character Wilee often brag about having a fixed-gear bike with no brakes. | |
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Firestorm (1998): While the rest of smokejumpers wear regulation hardhats, crew chief Jesse Graves goes into dangerous situations wearing noting but a baseball cap: an action that would get him severely reprimanded, if not fired, in Real Life. | |
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Devil May Cry: The Animated Series: The leader of a biker club challenges Dante to a motorcycle race. When seeing that Dante has chosen not to wear a helmet (due to being a half-demon with regenerative abilities), the biker decides that he will not wear any protective gear as well. | |
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Ork philosophy in Warhammer 40,000, as accidents are far more amusing to watch. That, and if they get mangled it just means the local mekboy gets to fix you up with cool bits. | |
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In Duke Nukem Forever, a marine offers Duke a suit of power armor, to which he smugly replies "Power armor is for pussies." | |
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World's Dumbest...: Lampshaded numerous times whenever some idiot neglects to wear a helmet, padding, or whatever else would lessen a severe injury. On the other hand, inverted when a motorcyclist gets into a crash while wearing safety gear. His helmet sustains considerable damage, but his head doesn't. |
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In Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, Kirk decides to free-climb El Capitan in Yosemite National Park while on shore leave. McCoy freaks out about this, and is justified in his fear when Kirk slips and falls, only avoiding dying because Spock (wearing jet boots) catches him before he splats. | |
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In The Ultimates, Captain America frequently jumps out of aircrafts without any safety equipment including parachutes. While this version is implied to be more powerful than his mainstream counterpart he can still die from a bad landing. He simply chooses not to use any equipment because he thinks it's for "sissies". | |
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In Mobile Suit Gundam, Char Aznable was well-known for going into battle without wearing a spacesuit, which meant that any damage his Mobile Suit sustained was likely to be fatal for him. When questioned, he replied that he always goes into battle with the intention of coming back unharmed. Near the end of the series, his Love Interest convinces him to start wearing a spacesuit, which does end up saving his life. For the rest of his appearances in the franchise, he's shown wearing a spacesuit while piloting. | |
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In an episode of Breaking Bad, two criminals complain about the "nanny state", exemplified by how you can't smoke on airplanes and how children wear bicycle helmets. | |
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Averted with great prejudice in Thunderball, where Bond puts on a helmet before a jetpack-powered escape. Apparently, someone told the (professionally-trained) jetpack pilot that Bond was too cool to wear a helmet. The operator pretty much said, "I am wearing this helmet, okay?" in reply. | |
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The Dead Mines: The player character enter an abandoned gas-choked mine without protection. As the scope of the toxic gas leak gets worse, the player character repeatedly curses himself for not bringing a full containment suit. | |
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In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode Bloodlines, guest character Jason Vigo, who briefly seems to be the son Picard never knew he had, is in the habit of free climbing massive fissures descending miles under the surface of his home world, all without "an anti-grav harness" or even so much as ropes or anchors. Picard demonstrates some facility and fondness with free climbing as well, though it's the first time his enthusiasm for the activity is ever mentioned. | |
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