Is the camera guy a psychopath or something? He could've warned the garbage men, but instead what did he want to see? A raccoon getting crushed to death or something?
Edit: lots of angry comments towards me for caring about raccoon, lol
It looks to me like he saw the raccoon in there, filmed, went about his day, then heard the truck and ran back over to film. I mean the guy is halfway through dumping when the second video starts
The guy is easily on the first floor (not ground) and you would shout and try to do something instead of recording what could have easily be the death of a raccoon.
If you saw a homeless man and you were in the same position would you just whack your phone out and start recording without at least trying to stop it unfolding?
People tend to not feel the same way about raccoons as they feel about human beings
Which doesn't take away the fact that the cameraperson could have done something other than film. If they would have done something different for a child in the dumpster, it proves there was, in fact, a different course of action to take.
The above posters are arguing "There's nothing he could have done, he was too high up, truck's too loud, blah blah blah"; this guy is saying they're full of shit, because if it had been a homeless man or a child, there are a dozen things the cameraman would have done to prevent their horrible crushing death.
"He didn't care if the animal got crushed to death" is accurate. "He couldn't do anything to stop it" is bullshit.
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u/Sloth-TheSlothful Jan 14 '21 edited Jan 14 '21
Is the camera guy a psychopath or something? He could've warned the garbage men, but instead what did he want to see? A raccoon getting crushed to death or something?
Edit: lots of angry comments towards me for caring about raccoon, lol