Anybody we know?

[Jim Roper]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_yo...ire/8215763.stm

[benacre]

The bottom line is walk away and call the Police.

[Guest Brumagem Phil]

The bottom line is walk away and call the Police.

 

 

the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing

[benacre]

You are more of a man if you walk away

[Jim Roper]

But does anybody know him?

[Jim Roper]

The bottom line is walk away and call the Police.

 

who will turn up 3 hrs later.

[mr motorola]

You are more of a man if you walk away

 

I must admit that i've walked into more fights than walked away , won some lost some but felt better for it and lived to tell the tale. Personal choice and what comes along through your own upbringing and beliefs that makes you chose to fight or walk i suppose. From what i've read , good on the man for putting his two penneth in and trying to help what looks like (to me anyway) a bit of bullying, he paid the ultimate price though.

 

Jim , i don't know him but he's from just up the road from me in Garforth.

[Jim Roper]

Jim , i don't know him but he's from just up the road from me in Garforth.

 

I thought he might have been a contributor, but then again he had time to go fishing.

Edited August 22, 2009 by Jim Roper

[Guest Rabbit]

You are more of a man if you walk away

How does that work? But that is the problem with society, turn away, not my problem, the guy is a hero in the true meaning of the word, he tried to help someone from beinhg harmed.

A real man.

[Jim Roper]

How does that work? But that is the problem with society, turn away, not my problem, the guy is a hero in the true meaning of the word, he tried to help someone from being harmed.

A real man.

Likewise:

Would anybody say that the seargent that got killed in Helmand a day or so ago, should not have tried to save his buddy?