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WWYD? - A Beautiful 16 y/o Runaway Girl Bumps Into An Old Male Trucker..Stick A Foot Up His Ass! (Original Post) MrScorpio Sep 2013 OP
Nice to see so many step up and try to do something Warpy Sep 2013 #1
the lady hugging that girl Skittles Sep 2013 #2
She had her shit TOGETHER. AtheistCrusader Sep 2013 #5
I hate the premise of that show. I think it takes an awful lot of hubris to set people up so you can Squinch Sep 2013 #3
I agree. ForgoTheConsequence Sep 2013 #4
People that object don't get their segment aired. AtheistCrusader Sep 2013 #6
Hey, AC, gotta agree, cause when and if it happens for real, you don't have a "second take" to get drynberg Sep 2013 #8
Wow...it taught me a lesson. Hulk Sep 2013 #7
The premise of the show bothers me, but it gets you thinking too. The scenario is not that Dustlawyer Sep 2013 #9
I ate at that restaurant yesphan Sep 2013 #10
Thank you for this, Mr. Scorpio - hedgehog Sep 2013 #11
Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2013 #12
I'd step in, but with some "oomph" behind the step. DGeorge Sep 2013 #13

AtheistCrusader

(33,982 posts)
5. She had her shit TOGETHER.
Wed Sep 25, 2013, 01:18 AM
Sep 2013

Nobody else in that scenario tripped to the legal issues about crossing a state line with a minor without explicit parental permission.

Squinch

(50,949 posts)
3. I hate the premise of that show. I think it takes an awful lot of hubris to set people up so you can
Tue Sep 24, 2013, 10:36 PM
Sep 2013

critique the presumed ethics of their responses.

It's like some kind of behavior police.

AtheistCrusader

(33,982 posts)
6. People that object don't get their segment aired.
Wed Sep 25, 2013, 01:18 AM
Sep 2013

There's actually a lot to be learned from these scenarios.

drynberg

(1,648 posts)
8. Hey, AC, gotta agree, cause when and if it happens for real, you don't have a "second take" to get
Wed Sep 25, 2013, 08:31 AM
Sep 2013

it right. Plus those that watch such a show do so on their own choice. Thanks for showing.

 

Hulk

(6,699 posts)
7. Wow...it taught me a lesson.
Wed Sep 25, 2013, 03:16 AM
Sep 2013

I'm not sure what I would have done before I saw this clip. Now, I know what I would do. Thanks for showing it. A very dear friend of mine just posted, not a half hour ago, that her 16 year old cousin just disappeared. This touches home.

Dustlawyer

(10,495 posts)
9. The premise of the show bothers me, but it gets you thinking too. The scenario is not that
Wed Sep 25, 2013, 09:12 AM
Sep 2013

far from real life and did point out that people need to do more than take a picture sometime.

hedgehog

(36,286 posts)
11. Thank you for this, Mr. Scorpio -
Wed Sep 25, 2013, 01:22 PM
Sep 2013

Most large cities now have some sort of runaway shelter - that won't necessarily force the kids back into a bad home situation. I'm going to be carrying this name and phone number with me from now on -




1-800-RUNAWAY

(1-800-786-2929)


What is the National Runaway Safeline (NRS)?
We are the federally-designated national communication system (hotline and website) for runaway and homeless youth. Youth and family members call 24 hours a day to work through problems and find local help from social service agencies and organizations. Some callers just need someone to talk to, others need help finding a shelter, food, medical assistance, or counseling. Some callers are on the streets, others are struggling with other issues and we work with them to identify options to prevent them from leaving their home, when possible and if appropriate.

http://www.1800runaway.org/faq/#39

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