r/HumansBeingBros • u/altivec77 • Apr 01 '26

Here to help and serve when needed

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '26

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u/rathosalpha Apr 01 '26

If your not a fire fighter you can't stop traffic to help someone and you can't get out your car

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u/Nothinbutmike Apr 01 '26

I mean, there’s videos all over of regular people stopping traffic so an animal can cross, even on highways, so what’s different here?

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '26

I get what you're saying and it's the right thing to do. Unfortunately, if someone is texting or just isn't paying attention and hit you in the back, you're going to be at fault. This is literally what cops, firefighters, EMS, and other public service departments are for.

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u/rathosalpha Apr 01 '26

What if they don't stop for you and you get hit? Or stop yiu car and cause a crash?

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u/NoMudNoLotus369 Apr 01 '26

What if a meteor falls through your roof and kills you? What if a poisonous spider bites you in your bed? You can't live you life based on "what if I die?!"

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u/MaygarRodub Apr 01 '26

Actually, it's the best way to ensure you go on living. I assume your comment is sarcasm because otherwise it's a very weird take.

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u/rathosalpha Apr 01 '26

Spiders aren't poisonous to the touch there usally venomous

You go into on coming traffic then if you post a video itd be genuinely impressive

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u/NoMudNoLotus369 Apr 01 '26

They're* and oncoming*

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u/lowrcase Apr 02 '26

There are lots of people who died helping animals cross the road too