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In reply to the discussion: Should We Be Shaming the Woman Who Saw a Fatal Car Crash and Walked Away Eating Pizza? [View all]840high
(17,196 posts)45. She gave a fuck about her pizza.
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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
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
Maybe she could call 911, or even check on those who were hurt? She could maybe help
uppityperson
Dec 2015
#53
Assuming she understood that someone was injured or killed (she may not have seen the
TwilightGardener
Dec 2015
#8
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
It's Brooklyn. The accident was probably being reported on 50 different phones at that moment.
Marr
Dec 2015
#94
What any bystander can do is stand facing oncoming traffic cautioning drivers to slow down
snagglepuss
Dec 2015
#32
There's lots to do in such a situation such as give moral support to the person (s)
snagglepuss
Dec 2015
#88
With these damn cameras everywhere now everything you do (or don't do) could be scrutinized...
951-Riverside
Dec 2015
#28
here is the video , the one who should be shamed is the unlicensed driver who caused the accident
JI7
Dec 2015
#40
Tongue in cheek, Douglas Adams called this phenomenon "the somebody else's problem effect"
lumberjack_jeff
Dec 2015
#41
I think far fewer people than admit it, would be capable of doing the same thing
mythology
Dec 2015
#90