This wasn't a fight to the death. And nowhere did I say that someone had to physically intervene. As has been already said, someone could have called police, or heck even said something like "STOP." No one is asking anyone to risk their life here.
It is a survival instinct.
How many of your ancestors survived helping someone being attacked by a short faced cavebear, tiger, lion, pack of wolves,,,,,?
Lion attacking someone 50,000 year ago, you run to help, lion looks at you and thinks "its a buffet bar today, they just keep coming. Where am I going to put all this food?"
Boom. Headshot.So you're saying that current McDonald's employees ARE bottom of the barrel, and don't deserve to make a living wage? That there are in fact people who should be living in poverty?
This wasn't a fight to the death.
I have mine, screw everyone else.
The American way.
While waiting for the plane to be repaired, they witness an overweight man (John Pinette) getting carjacked at gunpoint. Instead of helping him, they crack jokes about his size while Kramer films it all on his camcorder, then proceed to walk away. The victim notices this and tells the reporting officer, who arrests them on a duty to rescue violation that requires bystanders to help out in such a situation. Because this is the first case implementing this law, the prosecutor wants to find out everything he can about Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer in order to win. Jerry and his friends do not have any choice but to call on Jackie Chiles to represent them for the upcoming trial.
i'm sorry, i got no sympathy for her... i worked at mcdonalds.. i know how racist uppity white folks act, and i know what happens when an oppressed person gets the chance to even the score... THIS is what happens.
wall of assumptions
Authorities in South Jersey are searching for a McDonald's employee caught on video violently beating a young mother in front of her toddler.
A 54-second long video, recorded by an on-looker and posted to the internet, shows a woman, wearing a red McDonald's uniform, briefly exchanging words with the victim in a grassy area in Salem City, New Jersey. Moments later, she throws the young mother to the ground, sits on top of her and unleashes a series of punches to the victim's face and chest.
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"Mommy!" the victim's young son cries as the beating happens just inches from him. The boy tries kicking the attacker several times to get her to stop, but the punches continue to fly.
The attacker then gets up and kicks the woman in the lower back before threatening the boy.
"You better get your son before I kick him in the [expletive] face too," she screams.
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The fast food worker then shouts at the woman about an issue she had at her job.
"It's not over...you almost made me lose my job," the attacker says before spitting on her and walking away.
As the entire attack takes place, several other people look on and do not intervene.
Salem City Police Chief John Pelura, III said his department learned of the incident, which took place on Tuesday, shortly after it happened. Officers were called to victim's home at a nearby apartment complex finding her badly bloodied.
The suspect, identified by police as 25-year-old Latia Harris, allegedly accused the woman of spreading rumors about her and her restaurant manager. The beating took place in a field next to the Salem City McDonald's along East Broadway, police said.
A manager at the Salem City McDonald's said she could not comment on the matter.
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Harris, who is not yet in police custody, has been charged with Aggravated Assault and two counts of Making Terroristic Threats. Police say she has not shown up to work at the fast food restaurant since the assault and that her last known address was vacant.
As for the people who recorded the incident and did not intervene, Pelura said he's disgusted by their actions.
"There is a moral and social breakdown in the fabric of our society which is clearly evident when a woman gets pummeled in broad daylight in front of her child while a dozen people pull out their phones to record the incident instead of calling for help," he said in a statement. "There is so little regard for human life - by the actor and the bystanders."
Salem City is about 30 miles west of Vineland and 40 miles southwest of Camden.
It is a survival instinct.
How many of your ancestors survived helping someone being attacked by a short faced cavebear, tiger, lion, pack of wolves,,,,,?
Lion attacking someone 50,000 year ago, you run to help, lion looks at you and thinks "its a buffet bar today, they just keep coming. Where am I going to put all this food?"
I know that when I see someone getting beat in public, I don't intervene out of the fear that I may be eaten. It's just common sense really.
I know that when I see someone getting beat in public, I don't intervene out of the fear that I may be eaten. It's just common sense really.
Not even close to what's happening here. For one, there was a weapon present and guy knew that.
bitch probably deserved it
Employee's homies might've been in the crowd with shanks. You never know.
They might be there anyways. But evil prevails when good men do nothing afterall.
Maybe, but self preservation says do nothing but record video.
lol look how close i actually was with my assumptions!!! that white bitch probably threw a fit about her mcchicken being wrong, probably while pointing her finger at the black woman who beat her ass to a pulp..
lol sweet justice....
the attackers gonna do some time... but, i bet she thinks it was worth it, i bet that white girl never does that again.. bet she gained some respect that day for people less fortunate!!! apparently, less fortunate, doesn't mean, less able to beat your ass, actually, quite the opposite!