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> Imagine a Ukrainian asking for the nearest police station in Russia right now. > Or someone wearing a thin blue line asking for directions at a stereotypical
by signatoremo 4y ago
> Imagine a Ukrainian asking for the nearest police station in Russia right now.
> Or someone wearing a thin blue line asking for directions at a stereotypical leftist college campus.
I wouldn’t be surprised in the slightest if in either case the person who is lost gets the help they need.
The world is full of assholes, but they are the minority compared to the majority of helpful people, especially when it comes to simple things such as direction. Speak the local language helps of course.
- Teever 4y ago> I wouldn’t be surprised in the slightest if in either case the person who is lost gets the help they need. Every single time? Like you're saying that there's absolutely no chance that this could happen in these situations, or in any situations, which makes no sense given that statistically this kind of shit happens every day to someone. At almost any given moment someone is being told to fuck off because the asked a stranger for directions. Have you never had this happen to you?
- dzhiurgis 4y ago