Posted on 04/24/2010 11:08:55 PM PDT by plinyelder
A heroic homeless man, stabbed after saving a Queens woman from a knife-wielding attacker, lay dying in a pool of blood for more than an hour as nearly 25 people indifferently strolled past him, a shocking surveillance video obtained by The Post reveals.
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%0 years of conditioning to “let the authorities handle it”.
Animals can be driven crazy by placing too many in too small a pen.
Homo sapiens is the only animal that voluntarily does this to himself.
Lazarus Long
I see where ‘one’ of these animals posted a comment on the site asking .. “What the hell was he chasing after the guy for .. Was he going to rob him?”
I am SO TIRED of these kinds of people/Animals!
Prayers for this hero. Shame on those that walked on by.
It’s New York.
So the government funded “taxpayers” saw him and left him to die. ;-)
WTF ! Now I know why I have no desire to visit NYC !
“In the wake of the bloodshed, a man came out of a nearby building and chillingly took a cellphone photo of the victim before leaving.”
In New York, I’m surprised no one tried to see if he had any money to steal while he laid dying.
Socialist mentality: NOTHING TO SEE HERE FOLKS, JUST MOVE ON.
they refuse to give the race of the attacker...lol...we live in an asylum
I was at a hotel once and I saw a little girl slip into the deep end and her mother jumped in to save her
I was frozen with fear
how could these people just walk by ?
I don’t know. I fear people have lost common sense & empathy. Maybe they just didn’t want to be involved. I know I couldn’t walk on by. It is very sad & scary when people can stop caring about their fellow man/woman.
“Cops said they received four 911 calls at around the time of the attack reporting a woman screaming, but found nothing.”
Union quality work.
Wow I totally agree. In a past life I had to travel to NY/Boston/Newark as a requirement of my employer. I hated it. I guarantee that New York New York is not ever not ever again.
How hard is it to call 911? Most cellphones have a one-key method for emergencies now. I’ve called when people were in danger of freezing, when people were acting loco on the bus . . . many times.
The Empire State.
I wonder .. Did the one taking the cell phone picture .. accidentally dial 911?
If so .. You can bet that It Was a mistake!
I’ve observed an overcrowding effect on people just in an office. When everyone is in it’s a less pleasing environment. Take a few out for the day and it’s more palatable.
New York City, in particular, at least certain parts, is incredibly crowded. And everyone moves fast. It can be very overwhelming. But I have been there when people stop to help someone in need. It’s not all awful.
Neighbors of New Yorker, Kitty Genovese, back in the 1960s listened a long time to Kitty’spiercing screams from her apartment, but did nothing and did not phone the police.
People afterwards said “Tsk, tsk, what is wrong with people?” and lots of analyses appeared.
This heroic man, himself bereft of home, retained and proved his humanity.
What do you want to bet .. All of those that just walked by, (the ‘homeless man’) .. were going HOME?
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