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> Oftentimes if you assist someone the police will assume you're helping that person out of guilt. That doesn't make the bystanders apathy any more tolerable.
by Xcelerate 10y ago
> Oftentimes if you assist someone the police will assume you're helping that person out of guilt.
That doesn't make the bystanders apathy any more tolerable. I'd like to think I would help someone in need even if I went to jail for it (you never know what you'd actually do unless you're in the situation, but still...)
- dominotw 10y ago>I'd like to think I would help someone in need even if I went to jail for it You have no idea how bad indian courts and jails are. You would not want to go to jail in India. It would be miracle if you get to see a judge in India between absentee judges, strikes, power cuts ect. Absolutely noone will give a shit about you being incarcerated unfairly.
- Xcelerate 10y agoIf that's the price you have to pay to save someone's life, then so be it.
- LionessLover 10y agoYou can go to India and lead by example instead of from your comfortable room.
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