Shouldering our responsibility
A random sampling of Huffington Post comments on the Isaac Theil story:
“I didn’t even see the yarmulke until the reporter mentioned. All I saw were two people, one was tired and the other was a kind soul.”
“Interesting that people think they have a right to take a picture of someone and post it online.”
“We don’t all need to be Mother Teresa. If people could simply do the right thing whenever they can, we’d all be better.”
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“What was really said: “He can’t rob me if he is sleeping.”
“I think this is really sad that this is viral. What’s next? Someone takes a picture of someone opening a door for someone?”
“This man has a good heart it seems…because I’m not sure I personally want someone leaning against me….I have OCD too bad….good for him.”
“I would have moved. If I don’t know you, don’t touch me.”
“Compassion is not religious business, it is human business, it is not luxury, it is essential for our own peace and mental stability, it is essential for human survival.”
“Good for the kid (with his hoodie on) that he wasn’t in Florida…”
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