Of course I do.![]()
Do you mean to tell me that if you came across this girl right after she fell that you wouldn't help her?
I would absolutely stop, call for help, and give her any other assistance I had to offer, just as I would anyone.
She may have been injured doing something idiotic, but who among us hasn't done something equally idiotic?I haven't. The crime she committed is far beyond idiotic. I can't even imagine doing anything on par with that.
I hope she recovers and learn from her mistakes....I wouldn't want her to die or anything but hope she seriously take what happen to her as a sign of things to come if she continue down that road.
So is driving when a little drunk, driving too fast, taking any number of foolish chances, as most of us do, and which most of us survive.Throwing rocks at cars off a bridge...that's practically asking to hurt someone.
Notwithstanding the above and I'm really sorry if I upset some of the posters above, but I really can't take any satisfaction from a 15 year old girl being seriously injured, nearly paralysed or killed, despite it being of her own making.
But none of those things are done with malice.So is driving when a little drunk, driving too fast, taking any number of foolish chances, as most of us do, and which most of us survive.
Malice is not necessarily involved in throwing things off bridges, either. You might just want to "see what happens". You might just do it for the "craic".But none of those things are done with malice.
So is driving when a little drunk, driving too fast, taking any number of foolish chances, as most of us do, and which most of us survive.
Malice is not necessarily involved in throwing things off bridges, either.
Same with guns.Malice is not necessarily involved in throwing things off bridges, either. You might just want to "see what happens". You might just do it for the "craic".