As a past RNLI crew member that served with over 7 women crew on my then station I wonder how Brain Carter would feel now about his comments. Thank you to the person that uploaded these videos I watch them over and over
Just found this series of programmes about Salcombe. As an ex RNLI crewmember of 25 years, the views of one particular individual regarding female crew came as a shock. I have NEVER seen/heard such total CRAP as he spouted...he should be back in Dickensian times....a well-trained crew member is an asset, no matter male or female.
Totally agree Neil.......there should be no distinction.....whether male or female don't come into it....if a person earns their place on the crew.....good for them and yes we would welcome them to the team......on board and on a shout were all one......
Who ever disliked this video needs to re-evaluate their lives, how could you dislike a video that is about the volunteers who risk their lives to save others at sea.
Wow, Brian Carter feels his kudos as a lifeboat crewman is diminished because a woman is on board. He can't even use her name, "woman", is how he refers to Lucy. He is a piece of work. If Lucy has done everything that the men had to achieve she has earned her place on the crew. I don't believe that women crew did not impact on donations and if I required assistance at sea I am not going to be vetting the lifeboat crew. God bless all RNLI crews.
He's a weak, insecure man who makes himself feel special and strong by being on a lifeboat crew. If a woman is able to do it too he sees it as lessening that. To be honest most of the crew seem to be gatekeeping the job, I reckon most of them are doing it because it makes them feel special, I don't believe in altruism so I doubt they do it solely to save people.
CA W I totally agree with him to be honest and so does my wife.. how is a woman supposed to haul a man out of the sea?? Watched an episode of Saving life’s at sea,, lifeboat was called out to a surfer in trouble two women on board the lifeboat and male coxswain all the two women were doing was grunting and farting trying to pull the casualty on board in the end the Coxswain had to leave the helm and more less pulled the casualty on board single handled..... again women should not be on board
@@castrolgtx5064 'Grunting and farting' really? Your contempt for women is obvious from your choice of words. Poor wife. I just hope you don't have daughters.
CA W Are you bipolar by any chance? Can you not read my text?? Look I’ll help you out a little bit.. will block capital’s do? MY WIFE SAID AFTER WATCHING AN EPISODE OF SAVING LIVES AT SEA WOMEN SHOULD NOT BE ON LIFEBOAT’S,, hope this helps.
Maybe Brian forgets that the the RNLI came about after Grace Darling's rowing a boat to save lives in Northumberland with her father when a paddle steamer ran aground. What an idiot Brian was.
When your drowning in raging seas I doubt you care whether it's a man's or woman's,hand of any creed or colour that's reached out to help you,your genuinely grateful if not you don't deserve the help.
Why are the lifeboat crew not wearing life jackets inside ? when I was a lifeboat man for twenty years you wasn't allowed on the boat without a jacket on
Brian, very disappointed to hear your views on female crew members, you are totally out of step with societal values with regard to the role of women. I have no doubt Lucy will be an excellent crew member.
As a past RNLI crew member that served with over 7 women crew on my then station I wonder how Brain Carter would feel now about his comments. Thank you to the person that uploaded these videos I watch them over and over
Just found this series of programmes about Salcombe. As an ex RNLI crewmember of 25 years, the views of one particular individual regarding female crew came as a shock. I have NEVER seen/heard such total CRAP as he spouted...he should be back in Dickensian times....a well-trained crew member is an asset, no matter male or female.
Totally agree Neil.......there should be no distinction.....whether male or female don't come into it....if a person earns their place on the crew.....good for them and yes we would welcome them to the team......on board and on a shout were all one......
Who ever disliked this video needs to re-evaluate their lives, how could you dislike a video that is about the volunteers who risk their lives to save others at sea.
My be accidental happening one dislike ????
Wow, Brian Carter feels his kudos as a lifeboat crewman is diminished because a woman is on board. He can't even use her name, "woman", is how he refers to Lucy. He is a piece of work. If Lucy has done everything that the men had to achieve she has earned her place on the crew. I don't believe that women crew did not impact on donations and if I required assistance at sea I am not going to be vetting the lifeboat crew. God bless all RNLI crews.
He's a weak, insecure man who makes himself feel special and strong by being on a lifeboat crew. If a woman is able to do it too he sees it as lessening that. To be honest most of the crew seem to be gatekeeping the job, I reckon most of them are doing it because it makes them feel special, I don't believe in altruism so I doubt they do it solely to save people.
25.5 yrs later, I wonder how Lucy made out. Did she make the crew? SAR is not always about brute strength. Best of luck Lucy.
Imagine volunteering, training and risking your life and then being up against someone like Brian on top of it. Thanks for sharing this.
CA W I totally agree with him to be honest and so does my wife.. how is a woman supposed to haul a man out of the sea?? Watched an episode of Saving life’s at sea,, lifeboat was called out to a surfer in trouble two women on board the lifeboat and male coxswain all the two women were doing was grunting and farting trying to pull the casualty on board in the end the Coxswain had to leave the helm and more less pulled the casualty on board single handled..... again women should not be on board
@@castrolgtx5064 'Grunting and farting' really? Your contempt for women is obvious from your choice of words. Poor wife. I just hope you don't have daughters.
CA W Are you bipolar by any chance? Can you not read my text?? Look I’ll help you out a little bit.. will block capital’s do? MY WIFE SAID AFTER WATCHING AN EPISODE OF SAVING LIVES AT SEA WOMEN SHOULD NOT BE ON LIFEBOAT’S,, hope this helps.
Wow, Springer Rage is real, somebody call a vet... Stay safe everyone.
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Very very proud of these men and women
Brian stop dragging your knuckles on the ground and give credit where it's due - Lucy is a great addition to the team. SMH
I miss many things from the 80ies/90ies, this kind of attitude is not one of them.
Maybe Brian forgets that the the RNLI came about after Grace Darling's rowing a boat to save lives in Northumberland with her father when a paddle steamer ran aground. What an idiot Brian was.
I wonder if Mark ever got back together with Elisha, I was 21 when this aired :-)
When your drowning in raging seas I doubt you care whether it's a man's or woman's,hand of any creed or colour that's reached out to help you,your genuinely grateful if not you don't deserve the help.
Why are the lifeboat crew not wearing life jackets inside ? when I was a lifeboat man for twenty years you wasn't allowed on the boat without a jacket on
Brian is mad because Lucy has more balls than he does
did lucy finally work out how to open the door
Disappointed with the TV producers and their constant "what's it like being a woman" questioning. This was 1993, not 1893.
No one wants to help out the guy that's gonna be homeless ..
Brian, very disappointed to hear your views on female crew members, you are totally out of step with societal values with regard to the role of women. I have no doubt Lucy will be an excellent crew member.
Lol do you think this was filmed in 2021?