We Should Act More Like This?

SlackAlice | 09:52 Fri 07th Feb 2020 | News

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We could learn a thing or two from orangutans

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7975207/Orangutan-reaches-help-man-protects-ape-snakes-Borneo.html

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gness

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Couldn't we just, Slack...that's a beautiful picture...thank you....x

18:34 Fri 07th Feb 2020

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youngmafbog

Most people would so not sure what is your point. The problem we now have is that in some areas the person in the river would rob you the minute you got him out. Or his mates waiting behind the tree would. Or of course the other problem of some feminist bawling you out because you dared hold the door open. (And yes it does happen I had it happen to me three time in that toilet called London)

SlackAlice

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So, you would ignore someone you thought was in danger and walk on past? That appears to what your implying from your personal point of view, especially in London.

youngmafbog

Well if you read my post I have been belittled three times by feminists. Does that rather not imply that I have not given up hope and would go to someones assistance?

TheDevil

the idea that humans are in any way less emphatic in a situation where one may need help is one that is based off of negative news reports and generally the idea that humans are sinister. We're not, we're usually happy to help.

jourdain2

I would thank you for your courtesy youngmafbog.

ummmm

Animals can be amazing. Just youtube dogs saving humans or animals saving animals.

TD is right though. Most people are happy to help each other if needed.

Mamyalynne

Wonderful, shows how much they are like us.

ummmm

People aren't given enough credit. I live near a boys school so the local shop often full of young men. They always hold a door open for me and any other person.

gness

Couldn't we just, Slack...that's a beautiful picture...thank you....x