These articles made me sick to my stomach imagining the kind of filth people deal with on a daily basis. The world is a dark place, save for the few people who will still come to another's aid. A reminder of the need for constant vigilance, especially for those of us who work with strangers on a regular basis.
In the first article a Kansas City bus driver is attacked and, thankfully, rescued by a Good Samaritan.
This got me looking into more articles. The man who helped the bus driver, Rodney Goldman, is quoted telling officials he helped her, ""Because I look at that as being my sister or my mother or my grandmother and I just, you know. I was glad I was there."
In Portland Oregon it's just as bad:
And here's yet another story from Cincinnati about a mother who attacked her child's school bus driver:
With the political scene exploding it's more important than ever to be vigilant and cautious when out and about. It seems that knowing how to handle a volatile situation, being impeccable and exercising self-mastery, are more important than ever.
In the first article a Kansas City bus driver is attacked and, thankfully, rescued by a Good Samaritan.
This got me looking into more articles. The man who helped the bus driver, Rodney Goldman, is quoted telling officials he helped her, ""Because I look at that as being my sister or my mother or my grandmother and I just, you know. I was glad I was there."
In Portland Oregon it's just as bad:
And here's yet another story from Cincinnati about a mother who attacked her child's school bus driver:
With the political scene exploding it's more important than ever to be vigilant and cautious when out and about. It seems that knowing how to handle a volatile situation, being impeccable and exercising self-mastery, are more important than ever.
