Wednesday, February 18, 2009 12:03:48 AM
I learned it's because people always assume that another person is going to take action, so they won`t do anything. People need to always step up and be the one to take action, even if it seems like the person is being helped by another person.
Thursday, July 17, 2008 3:40:14 AM
My father is a police officer and I was kind of raised to help those that need it so when I see something wrong I have a tendency to do something. Because of that I see more of this happening as i am more observant. I have to admit though, nearly every occasion when im last on the scene, I do make the remark of "What the F$&% is wrong with you people?!" then they meander off or say something to the effect of "I didn't see anyone else helping." The truth is, 90% of people are followers, and are just simply afraid of taking charge, but it is how you were trained, it is how you are. You can`t change your nature, I was raised otherwise to do something, whereas most of you weren`t, even if I do get a little angry, you can`t help what you all are.
Sunday, July 13, 2008 7:36:05 AM
"Friday, July 11, 2008 9:01:30 PM Just shows how people are concerned about being singled out in a group of strangers. At least, that's why I think it happens. In my area a girl who goes to my school was punched by some douche in the subway. He was like "go back to Iraq" because she was wearing a headdress. And he got off the train, and nobody did anything. ...she was Egyptian."
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