Duffers5000
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- Apr 1, 2012
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Its been proven that theres a better chance of a stranger intervening when there are very few people around. When you are on your own and you see something thats not right you feel that you have to act. When you are on a crowded street and part of a gang there is a collective responsibility where everyone looks to someone else to be a hero...and it rarely happens. Hence why you hear about people dying "In broad daylight"
I saw a guy slapping a girl around once outside a nightclub, I didnt have to think about it, I went over and pumped his head inside out. Pretty soon I was getting kicked and punched from behind and about ten of his mates were letting me have it. I was lucky enough to run off and get out of there but I could have easily been stabbed and in the morgue by midnight.
My advice, we pay taxes for the cops to deal with this shit so that we dont have to be John Wayne.
I saw a guy slapping a girl around once outside a nightclub, I didnt have to think about it, I went over and pumped his head inside out. Pretty soon I was getting kicked and punched from behind and about ten of his mates were letting me have it. I was lucky enough to run off and get out of there but I could have easily been stabbed and in the morgue by midnight.
My advice, we pay taxes for the cops to deal with this shit so that we dont have to be John Wayne.
You're right. This happened in the middle of the day on a very busy street where many shops and restaurants are. People were everywhere and the woman was loud. I'm sure that other people saw her. If he hit her, people would have been on their cell phones calling 911 and the cops would have been there very fast. But no one even went over to the man to see if he was okay, and he got kicked in the worst place a man can get kicked in.