As for your scenario, all emergency services will instruct you to do CPR untill trained personal arives, so even if you think a person is dead, you should still do it untill you hear from a licensed person telling you to stop after they made the determination.
The UK already stated they don’t have any munitions to send. The US is literally taking munitions back from allies because it doesn’t have enough to send.
As for you taking the metaphor so specifically, let’s hope the negotiators tell the EU that it’s over and establish a ceasefire.
To continue from your point, do CPR until you become exhausted. CPR is very physically demanding you should be cracking ribs. For anyone interested the order of operations is, call 911, determine if you need to do CPR, call for bystanders to take over chest comprehensions when you get exhausted if possible, then begin CPR for as long as you can maintain it. The most important thing is to call 911, chest comprehensions don’t bring people back from the dead, it gives the patient time for the paramedics to arrive.
Would you say doing CPR on a dead body is better late than never?
So European arms manufacturing is dead?
No? Because then your comparison is invalid.
As for your scenario, all emergency services will instruct you to do CPR untill trained personal arives, so even if you think a person is dead, you should still do it untill you hear from a licensed person telling you to stop after they made the determination.
The UK already stated they don’t have any munitions to send. The US is literally taking munitions back from allies because it doesn’t have enough to send.
As for you taking the metaphor so specifically, let’s hope the negotiators tell the EU that it’s over and establish a ceasefire.
To continue from your point, do CPR until you become exhausted. CPR is very physically demanding you should be cracking ribs. For anyone interested the order of operations is, call 911, determine if you need to do CPR, call for bystanders to take over chest comprehensions when you get exhausted if possible, then begin CPR for as long as you can maintain it. The most important thing is to call 911, chest comprehensions don’t bring people back from the dead, it gives the patient time for the paramedics to arrive.