Homeless Man left to die...

[Brutland and Norden]

In what I do, I bear witness to man's daily attempts to butcher his fellow man. The poor and the destitute are not exempt but they are the most helpless.

[Skibereen]

Medic?

[Christmahanikwanzikah]

Medic?

I couldn't respawn, the server wouldn't let me, I swear!

[The St Timothy Isles]

after he helps a woman who was being attacked.

US 'good Samaritan' left to die
A homeless man in New York City who was stabbed after coming to a woman's aid was left to die while passers-by ignored him, CCTV footage has shown.

Police said that at least 25 people walked past Hugo Alfredo Tale-Yax as he bled to death on a pavement in Queens.

The 31-year-old from Guatemala was repeatedly stabbed by a man as he intervened during the attack last week.

The footage shows it was an hour and a half before somebody tried to rouse him and contacted the emergency services.

In the security camera video, a woman is followed by a man, who then appears to attack her.

Mr Tale-Yax walks toward them. Off-camera he is stabbed several times while trying to help the woman.

the forum title sounds like an onion headline

The camera captures the apparent attacker running away.

Mr Tale-Yax gives chase but collapses. He is seen lying in the street fatally wounded, as several people walk past him.

Relatives of Mr Tale-Yax said he had recently lost his job and his home.

This just makes me sad and lose faith in humanity.

it sounds like an onion headline

It does!

[Austria-russia]

there buddy.... whoahahahahahaaha

[New Amerik]

No

Right. Now not only has my faith in humanity left me, it burglared my sanity and raped my sense of hope as it left.

[Conserative Morality]

Am I the only one here unaffected/surprised?

[Hoyteca]

I have lost all faith in humanity long ago. As soon as someone makes a cure for something or invents a better lightbulb, someone else turns it into a "better" bomb. The worst, I find, are the cultures of the West, Middle East, and Africa. People are dying because someone else valued their convenience or honor too much, depending on where they are.

I guess that's why I liked the Avatar movie. It wasn't another one of those "humans good; everyone else bad" movies. Humanity's darker side wasn't glossed over. We need more movies like that, where humanity doesn't just fix its screwups by killing something else.

I know this sounds mean, but perhaps death was a better fate for him than merely surviving in a world of selfish assholes and mindless drones.

[Christmahanikwanzikah]

Am I the only one here unaffected/unsurprised?

Fix'd, but no, not really... though I'm too listless/don't care enough about New Yorkers to be affected.

[The Archiepelago]

In general humans suck. They think completley for themselves. So what if there's a bleeding person. if it doesn't involve them, then why should the care. It's sickening how animalistic people are but oh well. I am lucky to know nice people. but there are even worse people who are around. I say get rid of them and you get rid of problems.

[The St Timothy Isles]

I like your flag.

[New Amerik]

Geeze, it's only an immigrant hobo, nothing of value was lost.

No, you fool! If one immigrant hobo dies, two take it's place! Remember Them!

[Londim]

Geeze, it's only an immigrant hobo, nothing of value was lost.

Except, someone's life. Someone who tried to stop an attack on a woman.

[Austria-russia]

no one deserves to die not even Hitler

[Christmahanikwanzikah]

I have lost all faith in humanity long ago. As soon as someone makes a cure for something or invents a better lightbulb, someone else turns it into a "better" bomb. The worst, I find, are the cultures of the West, Middle East, and Africa. People are dying because someone else valued their convenience or honor too much, depending on where they are.

I guess that's why I liked the Avatar movie. It wasn't another one of those "humans good; everyone else bad" movies. Humanity's darker side wasn't glossed over. We need more movies like that, where humanity doesn't just fix its screwups by killing something else.

I know this sounds mean, but perhaps death was a better fate for him than merely surviving in a world of selfish assholes and mindless drones.

Avatar wasn't a "humans good; everyone else bad" movie, it was a "humans bad; everyone else good" movie. It sounds a lot like something Howard Zinn would make.

Not knocking the idea, but seriously, there's a stupid dichotomy here.

[The St Timothy Isles]

Geeze, it's only an immigrant hobo, nothing of value was lost.

Except, someone's life. Someone who tried to stop an attack on a woman.

Thank you.

New Nicksyllvania is an idiotic bozo who doesn't know a hero when he sees one. (Or reads about one on the internet)

[New Amerik]

I have lost all faith in humanity long ago. As soon as someone makes a cure for something or invents a better lightbulb, someone else turns it into a "better" bomb. The worst, I find, are the cultures of the West, Middle East, and Africa. People are dying because someone else valued their convenience or honor too much, depending on where they are.

I guess that's why I liked the Avatar movie. It wasn't another one of those "humans good; everyone else bad" movies. Humanity's darker side wasn't glossed over. We need more movies like that, where humanity doesn't just fix its screwups by killing something else.

I know this sounds mean, but perhaps death was a better fate for him than merely surviving in a world of selfish assholes and mindless drones.

That's actually why I disliked it: good still won even when by all rights humanity should have kicked their asses and gotten that damn valuable mineral.

I was rooting for the soldiers to wipe them out, and was dissapointed when the movie made them lose.

Sometimes, being assholes are why we were able to survive and rise to power.

[Conserative Morality]

I have lost all faith in humanity long ago. As soon as someone makes a cure for something or invents a better lightbulb, someone else turns it into a "better" bomb. The worst, I find, are the cultures of the West, Middle East, and Africa. People are dying because someone else valued their convenience or honor too much, depending on where they are.

I guess that's why I liked the Avatar movie. It wasn't another one of those "humans good; everyone else bad" movies. Humanity's darker side wasn't glossed over. We need more movies like that, where humanity doesn't just fix its screwups by killing something else.

I know this sounds mean, but perhaps death was a better fate for him than merely surviving in a world of selfish assholes and mindless drones.

We're all selfish assholes and mindless drones, me, you, even most Generalites. The trick, I've found, is to find the reason why we're selfish assholes and mindless drones. It makes sense from a survival standpoint, and your feeling of 'This is definitely wrong, this is definitely right' tends to erode away.

It makes life easier.

[Christmahanikwanzikah]

no one deserves to die not even Hitler

...

How in the fuck do you Godwin a thread that... you know what? Never-fuckin'-mind.

>.<

[The St Timothy Isles]

I have lost all faith in humanity long ago. As soon as someone makes a cure for something or invents a better lightbulb, someone else turns it into a "better" bomb. The worst, I find, are the cultures of the West, Middle East, and Africa. People are dying because someone else valued their convenience or honor too much, depending on where they are.

I guess that's why I liked the Avatar movie. It wasn't another one of those "humans good; everyone else bad" movies. Humanity's darker side wasn't glossed over. We need more movies like that, where humanity doesn't just fix its screwups by killing something else.

I know this sounds mean, but perhaps death was a better fate for him than merely surviving in a world of selfish assholes and mindless drones.

Avatar's storyline: 1.5/10
The graphics: ∞/10

[Londim]

I have lost all faith in humanity long ago. As soon as someone makes a cure for something or invents a better lightbulb, someone else turns it into a "better" bomb. The worst, I find, are the cultures of the West, Middle East, and Africa. People are dying because someone else valued their convenience or honor too much, depending on where they are.

I guess that's why I liked the Avatar movie. It wasn't another one of those "humans good; everyone else bad" movies. Humanity's darker side wasn't glossed over. We need more movies like that, where humanity doesn't just fix its screwups by killing something else.

I know this sounds mean, but perhaps death was a better fate for him than merely surviving in a world of selfish assholes and mindless drones.

That's actually why I disliked it: good still won even when by all rights humanity should have kicked their asses and gotten that damn valuable mineral.

I was rooting for the soldiers to wipe them out, and was dissapointed when the movie made them lose.

Sometimes, being assholes are why we were able to survive and rise to power.

The clue was in the resource name. Unobtanium. Really, humanity should have see that name and thought, "Well we're not getting that."

[Conserative Morality]

The clue was in the resource name. Unobtanium. Really, humanity should have see that name and thought, "Well we're not getting that."

Actually, they should have nuked the site from orbit and then renamed the mineral.

[The Parkus Empire]

And Hitler tried to stop people from smoking.

One good deed does not absolve someone.

And that's not a good deed. And it's fucking Godwin. Christ.

[The St Timothy Isles]

Gawd I think I'm getting a boner.

What?

[Christmahanikwanzikah]

I have lost all faith in humanity long ago. As soon as someone makes a cure for something or invents a better lightbulb, someone else turns it into a "better" bomb. The worst, I find, are the cultures of the West, Middle East, and Africa. People are dying because someone else valued their convenience or honor too much, depending on where they are.

I guess that's why I liked the Avatar movie. It wasn't another one of those "humans good; everyone else bad" movies. Humanity's darker side wasn't glossed over. We need more movies like that, where humanity doesn't just fix its screwups by killing something else.

I know this sounds mean, but perhaps death was a better fate for him than merely surviving in a world of selfish assholes and mindless drones.

That's actually why I disliked it: good still won even when by all rights humanity should have kicked their asses and gotten that damn valuable mineral.

I was rooting for the soldiers to wipe them out, and was dissapointed when the movie made them lose.

Sometimes, being assholes are why we were able to survive and rise to power.

The clue was in the resource name. Unobtanium. Really, humanity should have see that name and thought, "Well we're not getting that."

Unobtainium's more of an engineering joke than a resource joke.

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