If I pull that off, will you die? 
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11946767/Cash-App-founder-Bob-Lee-seen-video-staggering-collapsing-stabbed.html
He flagged down a car that then drove off when they saw him. Then he knocked at an apartment complex for a minute before keeling over.
Bystander ignored dying Cash App founder Bob Lee as he begged for help
:“please citizen why won’t you help me”
: “get away from me you freaky weirdo”
Maybe if Tech Bros didn’t all dress like homeless addicts, people would help them.
San Fran’s not even violent if you just stop reporting crimes
Jim Ausman is that guy. He’d definitely have saved the poor multimillionaire.
It’s all a conspiracy bro the government paid the homeless dude to do it
This guy once beat the shit out of a man for calling him racist
<- why does this show up under “fox”
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Yeah, ngl but as a SFBAcel if someone was waving down my car on the streets of SF in the middle of the night there's no fricking way I'm stopping unless it's a well-lit area with lots of people around.
It's not a matter of indifference to the welfare of my fellow humans, it's basic self-protection. Sadly.
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That's what a no trust society is. An environment of distrust ("That man signalling for help is too suspicious") causes missed opportunities for mutually-beneficial interactions (saving a life).
The tragedy of no trust societies is that, like you said, even normal people are forced to make callous yet totally understandable decisions. However, everyone acting like buttholes reinforces that no one can be trusted, making it immensely difficult to reform.
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There's nothing mutually beneficial about saving somebody's life, I got places to be. Got some fent that needs selling
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Walk around with a credit card reader to make them pay immediately, if it doesn't process then they die.
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Sure, I'm not disagreeing. That said there are still ways to signal trustworthiness in shitlib-dominated crime haven cities, it's just not something you can do easily on a sketchy street at night.
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Yeah you just never know.
Happened before i bought my house, but my neighbor said one kid laid on the sidewalk in front of a house nearby, pretending he fell off his bike. When the owner came out to help him, his brother ran inside and grabbed her purse.
Weird how much you notice about the crimes that take place despite being a 93% white neighborhood
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Yeah if I was in San Francisco and someone stumbled up to me asking for help in the middle of the night there is a zero percent chance I would unlock my car or let a window down. If I were on the phone with someone in that situation and they were considering opening the car door or something I would call them fricking crazy. That is, ironically, how you get stabbed. When faced with this situation in SF you call 9/11 and you drive away.
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no one could have seen this coming!
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Are you Balenciaga?
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There are still people who do trust and try to help, and often they get punished for it or regret it. If you remember Darrell Brooks who drove his car into a small town Wisconsin children's parade, fled the scene, and knocked on a random person's house to try and hide and was given food and hospitality until the police tracked him down.
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Would it be fair to say that the State of Wisconsin is not a living, breathing person?
I am not Darrell Brooks, I am a third party intervener, here on behalf of my client
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Waukesha isn't hustle bustle land, so some people don't assume the worst of everyone else
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Doesn't help that everyone from there is mindfricked from social media and living online to the point that they don't know what human empathy is anymore.
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