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I had a friend die in a crash that caught fire. From what I heard there was approx 40 ppl standing around (including police) just watching as him and his coworker beat on the windows crying for help screaming "don't let me die in here". And nobody did a damn thing. They both died........so this is a subject that hits home for me, and I wouldn't think for a second to do anything I could no matter the risk to myself.
I guess you're right. It's truly sickening. Especially after hearing that horrible story.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spencerad4
It is indeed sad that today's people, are so inconsiderate for their fellow man, or woman. In self defense classes they teach women to scream "FIRE" before "Help", or "RAPE" because more often people ignore those because they don't want to get drawn up in the conflict.
Less than 50 years ago, if someone was getting attacked or in trouble everyone in the immediate area wouldn't even think twice about making it right, but by today's standards, you take care of yourself first, and others... when there's time. Sickens me the way we have seemed to evolve :th_shakinghead1:
But it does warm my heart, to think that there are people who still will do whats right, no matter the consequence, those that were closest to the fender was in the most danger, those flames were huge.
I agree that it wasnt being a hero, it was doing the right thing. sadly doing the right thing isnt as common as it should be.
what about some honda ricer with his "racing fire extinguisher"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Odi
and yes i would deffinatly help out.
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Originally Posted by Abrasive
LMAO