What do you think of the man in San Francisco who was shot twice in his chest and begged people on the streets to help him. No one helped and he died?

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People aren't willing to help each other anymore. They would rather video what's going on, than to help the people get medical help or call police for them when they can't call themselves.
Very few people will get involved when someone needs their help. Bob Lee, the man in San Francisco begged and begged people to help him when he randomly was shot in his chest on the street. Not one person called 911 or gave first aid to him.
I hate to think that the people in America 🇺🇸 have grown so cold that they won't help people in need anymore.

Likes2drive · Accepted Answer

I don’t know why no one at least called 911 , everyone has a phone on them

Surely · Accepted Answer

Hope he comes back to haunt his attackers!

FunkyMonkee · Answer

Sounds like what happened to me!! 1984, it was 10:00 at night and I was walking home from the mall to get ready to go back up that way to go to work at my new job. I got as far as the hospital right next to the mall and some fucking asshole came off the road from behind me and hit me with his car and kept right on driving and left me to die! I had a huge hole in my left elbow about the size of a half dollar and so deep you could almost see bone and a fractured leg!! I could barely walk or even stand up! I stood there as best I could on the side of the road and tried to flag someone down to get me to the ER about 300 feet behind me but, no one would stop!! As there were no street lights and I was entirely in black, I thought maybe they couldn't see me so, I stepped out onto the edge of the road to flag someone down. Nobody stopped! I stepped out INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD to flag someone down, they'd slow down and drive AROUND me!! So, I gave up and tried my best to hop over to the ER!! But, there were two wet grass hills between me and it! The first, right next to me (where I got hit), was only about 4 feet high, the other, right outside the ER, was about 15 feet high!! I COULD'VE gone AROUND that one an up the drive way but, it would've taken me 3 times as long to get there
I lost my new job and was on crutches for the next 6 weeks.

Aerissa_Jade · Answer

I think it is a big city problem, here in rural America... people help each other out, sometimes too much if you know what I mean.

Cities though are the worst place, because you could be raped and dozens of people would stop to record it, some might try to stop it but most will record it then leave. If caught or questioned will say they were gathering evidence to turn over later.

This is why I won't go to San Francisco again, anyone who goes there is asking to be a victim of a crime with a DA who won't even charge the person who attacked you.

Stay in smaller towns, cities and people can still be kind and caring.

Something about liberal cesspools is why one turd doesn't want to help another turd.

BeMuse · Answer

That's just California. People suck ass there. A guy just had a heart attack in a Florida Home Depot two days ago and had 2 people checking his pulse one at the neck and the other at the foot, a third person checked his airway, a 4th person called 911, a 5th person ran across the store looking for defibrillation, a 6th person offered to do chest compression, while a hand full of other people watched everything that happened... The ambulance showed up in 5 minutes and he was off to the hospital.

Daniela1982 · Answer

That's like the guy on a bus who was stabbed by another passenger and begged the driver to stop and let him off but the driver ignored him while the guy kept stabbing him. He died from his wounds. What the fuck kind of bus driver would not at least stop to let him off or to call on his radio for help? Now days it is "As long as it isn't me I don't want to get involved."

zeitgeist057 · Answer

The incident you are referring to is undoubtedly a tragic and distressing event. It's deeply concerning and upsetting to hear that someone in need of help was not provided with the support and assistance they required.

It's important to remember that we all have a responsibility to look out for one another and to provide help when we can. While we may not always be able to prevent tragic events from occurring, we can take steps to create a more compassionate and supportive society by being willing to offer help and support to those in need.

I think it was Ghandi that said:

What do you think of the man in San Francisco who was shot twice in his chest and begged people on the streets to help him. No one helped and he died?

So all you can do is what you can do when you see situations like this or even less extreme and create harmony and connection with other humans.

Fuentes · Answer

SF is a liberal shit hole ofc they would just record it and assume someone else will call the police, welcome to Gotham City

NotTacocaT6969 · Answer

If you think that’s bad don’t look at the rest of the world.

In places like china, a car can run a child over and all of the following people will continue to drive over and walk past the corpse until it is reduced to being flat.

most people simply do not care about anything but themselves and it gets worse the larger the population.

Lliam · Answer

Wow. Maybe people are more interested in getting a viral video than in helping a fellow human being.

It's understandable to not touch the victim for fear of getting sued. But nobody even called 911? That's really sad.

LazerBean · Answer

Very typical of large cities. There have been several studies done that show the more people there is around, the less likely someone is to receive help.

Gent207-2 · Answer

Please let up Bystander Effect This I why you mention specific characteristics in an emergency, you say YPU RED SHIRT CALL 911 instead of SONEONE CALL 911

Sixgunsound · Answer

Not that it is justification, but if you call 911 about anything to do with guns you WILL be subpoenaed and your lifepicked apart by lawyers for the purpose of discrediting you in the trial.

RagnarRedbeard · Answer

In places where people feel a sense of community they’ll help. In places where people feel disconnected from the people around them they won’t want to get involved. The latter is more often the case in large cities.

Dargil · Answer

Evil is on the loose and San Fran is a prominent setting.

exitseven · Answer

This went on in America in the 60s. A woman named Kitty Genovese was stabbed to death while her neighbors heard her cries and did nothing. When asked about it the neighbors said they didn't want to get involved

Sonorous · Answer

You talking about the ceo of cashapp who was stabbed in SF?

noohair · Answer

This is the digital world we live in where everything is viewed as a video. Very sad.

Anonymous · Answer

I guess liberals really don't give a shit about people.

Anonymous · Answer

This question reminds me of the meme of a guy drowning and there's about 30 onlookers recording it with thier smartphone. 😆😆😆

I don't think that's it. My guess is no one realized he was critically wounded.

LimitedBenefits101 · Answer

He was the founder of cash app anyways what do you expect from a liberal city?

Anonymous · Answer

The liberal re-education program says let the white man die

worldscolide · Answer

What do you expect it's California.

Anonymous · Answer

Welcome to the devil's world..

Jennz6 · Answer

It’s terrible

NostalgiaSenpi · Answer

Oh well.

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