am talking about the video release by US police on how people been walking pass a man dying on the street path without doing anything. Check out the news from Yahoo! 7 and they even give u an explanation from psychology that called Bystander effect... which kinda explain why the man in Clayton was ignored when so many people was on the spot when it happen... as for the video, that women who get mugged, shame on her, people get stab from helping and she did nothing for her saver?
This is hard... should we help people or should we be one of the bystander when we r in that situation. When talking i bet everyone of us here would like me, said how disgusting it is for just look at it happen and do nothing, how if we r in that position, imagine other did this to us too yada yada but truly how many of us really would have help....
Ps: there's a women body found in springvale the other day, yale yale so many bodies in my surrounding suburb... but anyway that's not the point lah, am just thinking ang mo really respect people privacy ah... they report on incident like this for maybe one or two days, just briefly,and that's it, no further follow up report on who's the person, interview with the victim family, police investigation etc
If it's Asian newspaper, cincai lah, a news on a unknown body found floating on river ah, for that whole week the newspaper sure got a page of news, full coverage on it, enclose with picture of the victim of all size. (if identity is known edi then prob the person passport pic will be on too) Picture from the scene to picture of the victim family cry to death all will be on.... the news also cover the person bibliography, like how many family member, what he do etc
If we r the victim or the family position we also don't like that much publicity lah but for reader point of view.... our newspaper r much more 'excited?' to read~
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