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Originally Posted by BadJuju
Another armchair bad ass here that turns into John McClane and Bryan Mills combined in a fight-or-flight situation.
I bet a lot of people in this thread would have done what he did despite their upthrust chest pounding to the contrary. That is why being a hero is such a rare thing.
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Lol…the funny thing is as I type this? I am neither ruffled nor upset just amused as I see cowards like you gather up the gusto to post..lmao~
Not only have I posted a situation I experienced in my past…but I would like to add that as a former Transitional Housing Coordinator for a DOMESTIC VIOLENCE safe house?
We have faced issues such as these…
I was mama…My job was to ensure to not only give certified counseling, assist in services regarding social services to my girls and their babies?
I also assisted in filing court docs, attending court with my girls but also ensuring that their perps did not find them…
We have lost women to DV where I reside…A incident that occurred before my incident was with a former client whose perp found her after leaving our program.
Her perp saw her and her children in a car and chased her all the way to the PD sub station and jumped on top of her car and shot her…she survived but barely…
The incident that followed led to a perp that had court with one of my girls and let loose in court and called her a loser and a ***** ? Let us over look that he threw my client down a flight of stairs as her 2 boys watched,,
My client felt that after the fact when the perp stated to her that he was sorry and he wanted to provide “Cable” for her because he knew how much his boys loved to watch Nick Jr?
That he could obtain her address since he was paying the bill?
Well it happened on a Thursday, the reason I recall the day was because I did a run to the foodbank on these days to provide food for our women and children to help them since some of these women had no access to social services just yet or were not getting enough money to buy all the food they needed for them and their children…
As I was pulling up to the Housing ( safe house) unit..I observed a white male, early 30’s…shaved head, tats everywhere, with his sweatshirt slung over his shoulder approaching the safe house and trying to get into the coded gate…I recognized him from court and pics…
I did not THINK twice..I drove the company van on the sidewalk
Got out and called him by his name “Shane” I know who you are, you have one minute to leave here before I call the fawkin cops…This guy was 6’0 and then some…
He pretended not to know me or who he was and then called me a b-I-t-c-h and I smiled and told him He was not going to come in…
And held out my phone…he kept walking..
My mother chastised me when I told her ..she stated to me that I was not a young girl anymore and I could have been really hurt or killed…
I stated to her that I did not think about my son them or anything…I told her that these women were mine to protect and I had to think of the well being of the other 22 residents as well as my girl and her 2 boys..
I guess it is only considered arm chair when you are a complete coward and cannot see yourself doing the right thing despite your safety because at the time?
You are not thinking of YOUR OWN PERSONAL SAFETY…
You are concerned on what the target is and what to do and you simply act..
I know this is hard for you to fathom especially if your selfish and a COWARD,,
The OP stated he felt ashamed and has regrets? This is what happens when you are a coward..
Its okay…doing the right thing is not for everyone I grant you permission to sit back and continue being a coward….lol…