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It's worth noting that the Good Samaritan stopped for a man, and it's likely the Samaritan was running a real risk of an ambush and mugging. We're all free to c
by humanrebar 11y ago
It's worth noting that the Good Samaritan stopped for a man, and it's likely the Samaritan was running a real risk of an ambush and mugging. We're all free to choose not to stop, which is the premise of the story, but the point of the story is that stopping is the right thing to do.
Though for people who aren't Christians, it's just a convenient metaphor.
- sokoloff 11y agoWhat percentage of drivers stop to help? I would wager it's well under 1%. I also suspect that some people who judge me negatively for my selective stopping have never in their life stopped to help a fellow motorist of any gender.