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That primary school theory works but not in a society where I see I do. It works where I see, I think and then I do.Interesting and eerily true point! I was taught in elementary school that every change begins with each of us. Unfortunately, the majority opinion in our society is if he/she can do it and get away with it, why can't I? I've noticed an increasing trend of people standing by to take pictures or video footage of incidents where they could have been of assistance or at least alerted authorities. The recorder/photographer gets youtube and facebook hits and in some cases (like this one) instigates further drama. In some cases, it's good that there's evidence of the incident though, but I wonder if we can come to a day where the anonymous kind Samaritan reigns supreme.
And that's exactly it, Its too easy to get away with crime in this place. A simple thing like speeding where you can actually see that a person is "going for redline" police don't even flip a siren nothing. So when people see these type of reactions or lack of reaction, then they feel nothing as many of them seem to have no conscience to guide their behaviour.