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Initech

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5. If the police need a witness, then yes.

Mon Dec 7, 2015, 09:51 PM

Dec 2015

Otherwise that woman did the right thing - just walk away and move on. No photos, no interfering. None of her business but the two drivers.

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Should We Be Shaming the Woman Who Saw a Fatal Car Crash and Walked Away Eating Pizza? [View all] Liberal_in_LA Dec 2015 OP

The woman could have been in shock? trumad Dec 2015 #1

We may find out. Some news outlets have posted pics enlarged enough to identify the woman Liberal_in_LA Dec 2015 #3

At least she didn't stand around with her camera out video recording it... 951-Riverside Dec 2015 #2

And, she didn't rob the victim, as happens occasionally. nt JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2015 #68

I don't think Pizza Bastard Lady should be publicly identiefied. Snobblevitch Dec 2015 #4

One of the other injured crawled over to help. That person is a hero Liberal_in_LA Dec 2015 #7

If the police need a witness, then yes. Initech Dec 2015 #5

I don't think you read the story ProudToBeBlueInRhody Dec 2015 #14

I did read the story. Initech Dec 2015 #18

A simple call to 911 probably. ProudToBeBlueInRhody Dec 2015 #19

That was my first thought, she's drunk and pnwest Dec 2015 #101

How dis the Pizza Bastard Lady know how severe the injuries were? Snobblevitch Dec 2015 #26

she doesn't, because she was too hungry Skittles Dec 2015 #35

Maybe she could call 911, or even check on those who were hurt? She could maybe help uppityperson Dec 2015 #53

Did you not see the finale of Seinfeld? Initech Dec 2015 #60

Your post count is near 100k Liberal_in_LA Dec 2015 #100

My 2 cents - No. LiberalElite Dec 2015 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words Dec 2015 #11

It is? I WIN! - :-) LiberalElite Dec 2015 #17

+1! 2naSalit Dec 2015 #24

The funny thing is - I was responding LiberalElite Dec 2015 #25

This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words Dec 2015 #38

Agreed easttexaslefty Dec 2015 #92

* ronnie624 Dec 2015 #95

Assuming she understood that someone was injured or killed (she may not have seen the TwilightGardener Dec 2015 #8

She gave a fuck about her pizza. 840high Dec 2015 #45

She was hungry. Real people eat food, or they die. closeupready Dec 2015 #50

Well, there's a difference between a big catastrophe and a person run over-- TwilightGardener Dec 2015 #51

She needed to eat that piece of pizza before checking on her fellow humans or she'd die right then? uppityperson Dec 2015 #54

honestly Skittles Dec 2015 #9

That's the way I see it as well. Snobblevitch Dec 2015 #13

this^^^ one_voice Dec 2015 #22

It's Brooklyn. The accident was probably being reported on 50 different phones at that moment. Marr Dec 2015 #94

That is exactly what I see too. Tipperary Dec 2015 #62

The mob must be fed. Throd Dec 2015 #10

I really want a slice now. Nailzberg Dec 2015 #12

That could make a very funny pizza commercial. LuvNewcastle Dec 2015 #21

Just imagine all the money Papa John's is paying Manning. lpbk2713 Dec 2015 #43

Yeah, I bet Papa John's are kicking themselves right now. LuvNewcastle Dec 2015 #65

If it was me, what could I have done to make it better? Hoppy Dec 2015 #15

I was on my way to lunch and witnessed a bad car accident Skittles Dec 2015 #20

Again, what about her stopping would have changed the outcome? Hoppy Dec 2015 #31

I bet you'd wish for a better reaction if if was a loved one of yours Skittles Dec 2015 #34

Done here? No point in responding. Hoppy Dec 2015 #37

+1000 smirkymonkey Dec 2015 #96

Ever hear of dialing 911. She just 840high Dec 2015 #46

What any bystander can do is stand facing oncoming traffic cautioning drivers to slow down snagglepuss Dec 2015 #32

But the accident was on the curb. Hoppy Dec 2015 #36

Your responses here make me sad. Tipperary Dec 2015 #64

There's lots to do in such a situation such as give moral support to the person (s) snagglepuss Dec 2015 #88

Yes, call 911 on your cell phone. ManiacJoe Dec 2015 #89

I think she might be drunk ProudToBeBlueInRhody Dec 2015 #16

That's what I was thinking. High or drunk. smirkymonkey Dec 2015 #42

This is what I think too. DawgHouse Dec 2015 #69

Agreed. I think she's drunk. Quantess Dec 2015 #71

I'm a Vol FireFighter and it is not easy to see something belcffub Dec 2015 #23

??? Oneironaut Dec 2015 #27

Tabloid journalists looking for their "Kitty Genovese" Pulitzer. closeupready Dec 2015 #49

Maybe call 911? Or check on those hurt to see if they needed help? uppityperson Dec 2015 #55

With these damn cameras everywhere now everything you do (or don't do) could be scrutinized... 951-Riverside Dec 2015 #28

Precisely! Kelvin Mace Dec 2015 #30

I just know what I would not do Skittles Dec 2015 #33

Did she call 911 or assume someone else would? uppityperson Dec 2015 #56

Not everyone responds rationally to carnage Kelvin Mace Dec 2015 #29

after seeing the video it doesn't come off as badly as i thought JI7 Dec 2015 #39

here is the video , the one who should be shamed is the unlicensed driver who caused the accident JI7 Dec 2015 #40

DU likes to pick on the low-hanging fruit. closeupready Dec 2015 #72

This is the epitome of ZERO FUCKS GIVEN jesus u. christ Pizza woman snooper2 Dec 2015 #74

Damn... I can't dig up much outrage over that... Blue_Tires Dec 2015 #81

Tongue in cheek, Douglas Adams called this phenomenon "the somebody else's problem effect" lumberjack_jeff Dec 2015 #41

The pizza rat from a couple of months ago.. Laffy Kat Dec 2015 #44

"We" aren't, are we? Tabloid journalism isn't reliable. closeupready Dec 2015 #47

What was she supposed to do? She looks drunk. dilby Dec 2015 #48

She might be disabled. Who knows? MADem Dec 2015 #52

Agreed, she has a right to privacy dilby Dec 2015 #57

I don't know about her 'right' to privacy, she was a witness to a public MADem Dec 2015 #58

Or she could have had ear bugs in her ears SoCalDem Dec 2015 #63

This is also Turbineguy Dec 2015 #59

People forget how good pizza is in Brooklyn. Juicy_Bellows Dec 2015 #61

LOL! randome Dec 2015 #70

She may be an asshole Tree-Hugger Dec 2015 #66

She looked drunk, high or disabled bigwillq Dec 2015 #67

It's shameful, and therefore shame-worthy. Iggo Dec 2015 #73

We Should Not RobinA Dec 2015 #75

To what specific end? LanternWaste Dec 2015 #76

I like your question. Why? what good does it do anyone?... yawnmaster Dec 2015 #80

I was going to ask the same thing. ZombieHorde Dec 2015 #97

There is no law forcing someone to stop and/or give aid Warpy Dec 2015 #77

Nope. No shaming. Glassunion Dec 2015 #78

She is well with-in deathrind Dec 2015 #79

I think the world has become too weird for me. Atman Dec 2015 #82

So pizza shaming is the new body shaming Township75 Dec 2015 #83

Depends. What was on the pizza? KamaAina Dec 2015 #84

This message was self-deleted by its author JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2015 #85

Nope, too tasteless. JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2015 #86

Tasteless? Must have been Domino's or Papa John's. KamaAina Dec 2015 #87

I think far fewer people than admit it, would be capable of doing the same thing mythology Dec 2015 #90

The accident was just a bit of dinnertime entertainment for her Boudica the Lyoness Dec 2015 #91

My god, people love to feel righteous. Marr Dec 2015 #93

In her defense, pizza is delicious (nt) TacoD Dec 2015 #98

How do we even know itcfish Dec 2015 #99

Recently I drove past a scene where a pnwest Dec 2015 #102