Not assisting a dying person
Discussion
Davel said:
To be honest, I would find it very hard not to try and help anyone in such a situation, although if that person had attacked my family then just maybe.
Living with it though afterwards would be tough.
I must be a horrible person, because I have a few people in mind I would look down and laugh at as they were gasping their last! Living with it though afterwards would be tough.
30+ yrs ago we had a customer (who'd been a bit stroppy in the past) who wasn't happy with the answer he got from one of the women in our office, so he punched her in the face. She went flying, me and another guy jumped up and went towards him, but he was pulled away by his son (who was about 18). Some verbals were exchanged whereby I told him if he set foot in the office again I'd rip his fking head off and piss in the hole, and he replied shouting "you and whose army" etc.
A few days later the police turned up to question us all as he had been fatally stabbed. I burst out laughing when told and the copper wasn't impressed. But I said I was glad and hoped he suffered and it wasn't too quick.
The copper told me my attitude was disgusting, but I replied telling him it wasn't a crime to be glad someone had died. He did admit that my unbridled glee at the victims demise ruled me out as a suspect! The murderer would pretend to be shocked and upset.
So there's a tip if you plan to murder someone. When you are questioned, say you're glad he's dead.
Devil2575 said:
Vocal Minority said:
Should the deceased be an IS fighter, Rolf Harris, Rose West etc - I would probably think 'well they're gone - won't be mourning that passing' and that sadness wouldn't be there at all.
But I wouldn't be actively pleased.
Pretty much sums up how I feel.But I wouldn't be actively pleased.
Edited by Vocal Minority on Monday 30th January 12:29
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