Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
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Monday, March 19, 2018
A Good Samaritan
Every now and then you hear a story of a very small child wandering the streets with just a diaper and a shirt, no pants, socks, or shoes. Well on this 40 degree day, Tricia Milite and myself saved one today on Center Street, Bethlehem. Thank you, City of Bethlehem Police Department and the rest of the good Samaritans who brought out clothes for this lost and wandering child. As it turns out there is a lot more to the story, but now she is safe. ... Wandering the streets at least half hour. Child was put into protective custody. ... [T]his baby was spotted on linden street several blocks away, and no one reported her. The person who spotted her did not have a cell phone and ran home to get a phone. Meanwhile she was just wandering around. Why did no one else care enough to get involved. Again we are not special in any way, we were doing what I thought anyone one would do. It's just a shame everyone else looked away.
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It's a cultural thing, so what. No harm no foul.
ReplyDeleteVince is a really good guy.
ReplyDeleteIts no wonder in todays society people are afraid to even help a small child, call someone else to do it. It could be fear of being labeled an abductor, child molester or whatever. All common sense is now overridden by fear.
ReplyDeleteWhat does the above comment, "its a cultural thing,so what. no harm no foul." suppose to mean?
ReplyDeleteProbably a racist comment.
ReplyDeleteDid Vince start working for another municipality?
ReplyDeleteJesus said imagine the heavenly reward for the man who does Gods work privately without praise.
ReplyDeleteHe did post about it on Facebook. If he didn't want to draw attention to himself, why post it.
ReplyDeletemaybe he posted on it facebook to make people aware of things like this happening,and not to just look the other way when stuff like this happens. this little girl was wandering the streets for at least a half hour and no one stopped to help her.
ReplyDelete8:16 is an asshole who can't abide anyting nicesaid about another person.
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