> People walking down the street bleeding need help not a decision to make. As someone who has walked down a street bleeding before, please do not try to take

> People walking down the street bleeding need help not a decision to make. As someone who has walked down a street bleeding before, please do not try to take that choice away from me. I have a feeling some of this story is missing. It is being presented to support a specific narrative rather than examined to see what can be learned from it. How bad was the cut? Why was the person resistant ro recieving care? Where responders pressuring a resistant person to accept care or did the activists convince a compliant person to resist? Reality is complicated and the nuance matters in situations like these.