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[SerenityShootingStar]

@ClubpenguinVsulyl

No, they were COWARDS. :l Ever since I heard of this tragedy, I vowed to never let myself be a bystander. I'll help someone if they call for me, or if they just need a hand. No matter what.

[ShutUpH00ker]

@EconomicsHF

I'm more shocked to learn that Mosley is still alive. What a great justice for Kitty, this piece of shit should have been executed decades ago.

[skillfulblade]

i just read it in a book. half an hour, 38 people, three times, thats fuckin sick...

[lozzydutto4]

i can't believe that that amount of people would ignore a situation like this. i once drove past an elderly women who had fell over in the street with my mum and we both decided to stop and help her, luckily it was nothing really serious but we still hepled even though it made us late.

[adsasfd]

when i was 16 a guy fell over in front of me but i just thought he was drunk he had messy hair and he slurred his words i wanted to help. I was with a friend and i was going to help him but my mate kept on walking so i followed suit. Shortly before we left a man helped him up and said are you alright. After that i vowed never to do that again and to this day i help every i see on the street. because you get this bad feeling in your stomach when you dont help someone in need, i dont like that.

[SpOnSoRuNM]

@OdeToNecrophilia search for the bystander effect social experiment and see for yourself

[KennyReddwooddforest]

Guillermo Vargas should get the death sentence. But instead the Central American Biennial of Art asked him to do another exhibit with another dog in the same way. He had starved the dog he used for the exhibit to death. And they want him to do this again. Care 2 has a petition now for people to sign to stop this exhibit with another dog. Please, everybody, sign this urgent petition.

[KennyReddwooddforest]

In 2008 the "artist" Guillermo Vargas starved a dog to death as a form of "art" in an art exhibit in South America. People were standing around the dog who was tied to a rope in the corner, the dog was skin and bones and he could not even lift his head up any more he was so weak. People were standing around the dog with glasses of champagne laughing and talking as if they were standing next to a statue made out of metal. Nobody said anything, nobody freed the dog, nobody confronted the artist.

[Numbuh7]

@OdeToNecrophilia Well then you're ignoring reality. The bystander effect is essentially fact. Not that it applies to everyone, but it is what society pushes forward.

[ImaginAur]

I've been a Domestic Violence Advocate for 35 years and see this phenomenon over and over again by family members, neighbors, and co-workers of continued blatant physical abuse of the victim. NO ONE wants to get involved. South Carolina currently ranks 7th in the nation for Domestic Violence (per capita deaths) because NO ONE wants to get involved.

[Ninety9Soulz]

Rorschach's journal..

[OdeToNecrophilia]

i dont believe its a "bystander effect" or any sort of pattern... its completely random.....