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Drunken 68 Year Old Man Climbs Phone Tower, 6 Year Old Granddaughter Talks Him Down


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Posted
11 hours ago, sherwood said:

But do we need it?

Not really.

 

It really depends on if you want to be a fully functioning human being or just another street animal...

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12 hours ago, fredwiggy said:
 
 
 
 
em·pa·thy
/ˈempəTHē/
 
noun
noun: empathy
  1. the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.   It exists in those that have it.

anyway Fred,  I hope he sobers up and learns a valuable lesson out of his stupidity.  

no harm done ...  only a bruised ego

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Just now, steven100 said:

anyway Fred,  I hope he sobers up and learns a valuable lesson out of his stupidity.  

no harm done ...  only a bruised ego

My point being, he has mental issues, most likely from depression, because anyone who climbs a tower either is intending to take his own life, or is looking for help. Being drunk isn't an excuse unless there is already something else there. Still nothing to do with being stupid. I wouldn't think he cares much about his ego doing something like this. It's a cry for help.

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Posted
14 hours ago, kidneyw said:

The shame he brought on his granddaughter by doing this is unforgiveable.

Shame on his granddaughter?.........Rubbish!!! I would think the shame is on the drunken 68 year old fool!

Posted
50 minutes ago, 2baht said:

Shame on his granddaughter?.........Rubbish!!! I would think the shame is on the drunken 68 year old fool!

It is the shame that he is her grandfather. Read it.

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Posted
13 hours ago, zyphodb said:

 

It really depends on if you want to be a fully functioning human being or just another street animal...

Wake up

Empathy is wasted on humans.

Pity would be more apt in your case.

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