Kidnapped in broad daylight....and no one does a thing.

ProShooter · Apr 14, 2014

A very interesting experiment - http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...&mid=78BA95DE51EE38728BF878BA95DE51EE38728BF8

Even the cop didn't care......

Robert · Apr 14, 2014

Wow, If that ever happened to me (the observer) I really hope I would do something about it.

Tactics · Apr 14, 2014

Wow.. Just wow..

"It's not our business"

joppaj · Apr 14, 2014

I'd suspect that would be a common response. When stress hits, "fail" probably occurs even more often than fight or flight.

zoostation · Apr 14, 2014

The comment of the one guy near the end who did something about it is telling, when he said "sometimes even if you get in trouble, you've got to do the right thing."

That's it right there, a society so browbeaten by statist brainwashing, they automatically assume they're not supposed to do anything to stand up for themselves or anyone else, regardless of the reason.

casualmadness · Apr 14, 2014

It doesn't surprise me. How many stories do we see where a bank employee or a store employee or someone like that intervenes and stops a robbery only to be fired immediately?
A lot of the people witnessing this probably wonder "what will happen to me if I involve myself? A law suit? Jail? A fine?" It's the shit society that's been created. Welcome to the new world.

3rdRcn · Apr 14, 2014

casualmadness said:
It doesn't surprise me. How many stories do we see where a bank employee or a store employee or someone like that intervenes and stops a robbery only to be fired immediately?
A lot of the people witnessing this probably wonder "what will happen to me if I involve myself? A law suit? Jail? A fine?" It's the shit society that's been created. Welcome to the new world.

Isn't this the sad truth! The way I figure it is I'll take my ass kickin if I have to but I'm gonna stand up for what I know is right, even if I'm standing by myself.

Kman · Apr 14, 2014

I'm surpised I didn't see everyone whip out thier Ithings to record it.

Knowing it was staged made it kind of funny to watch the little guy struggle to carry the "victim" off.

K.C.Dean · Apr 14, 2014

casualmadness said:
It doesn't surprise me. How many stories do we see where a bank employee or a store employee or someone like that intervenes and stops a robbery only to be fired immediately?
A lot of the people witnessing this probably wonder "what will happen to me if I involve myself? A law suit? Jail? A fine?" It's the shit society that's been created. Welcome to the new world.

I am sure some people thought it was some kind of a joke to put on youtube. That is probably why the police didn't do anything. Then You hear about people that try to help someone that is injured but instead of being rewarded they are sued.

protegeV · Apr 14, 2014

Sick

Gbh · Apr 14, 2014

We are seeing the "incident" from before it occurs through to the reaction of the people. In some of the scenes, people became aware after the chloroform was used. Then it's just a goy carrying his passed out or drunk gf or something. Less suspicion at that point. Less cause to get involved. Some people saw the whole thing, many did not.

Wayne1one · Apr 14, 2014

this is a comment I took off of the video, and I believe this to be the main reason:

"Chloroform doesn't instantly work as soon as it touches your mouth, you have to actually inhale a sufficient amount to be rendered unconscious. Also, no one that knows what they're doing would attempt to snatch someone in the middle of public in broad daylight. Maybe if this was more realistic people would have actually reacted."

Society is totally different these days, I just watched a guy and his girl friend walking down the middle of the street yesterday filming a video on her cell phone. He waited for traffic to clear took his shirt off and was walking down the street flexing. This behavior is typical now, so watching this terribly staged abduction in the middle of a crowd would most likely appear to be a prank to the majority of folks. Not to mention these guys are just running down the street with no apparent means to get away......... If it was staged better I think you would have seen a lot more involvement!

Tankfixr · Apr 16, 2014

The "Herd Mentality"
One of the herd gets picked off and the herd moves on.

240 towles · Apr 16, 2014

she did stop struggling amazingly fast, if she had yelled help, or fire, she would probably gotten more assistance.

alucard0822 · Apr 16, 2014

At least from what was shown it looked really hokey, I'd be thinking Japanese prank show more so than an actual crime, and good thing too, all it takes is a single person in the right place and right time, and we would probably be reading about one of us committing a hate crime against some jackwagon's "performance art".

trickg · Apr 16, 2014

What I want to know, is how many times it was filmed, and if they are only showing the times where no one did anything. Of course that doesn't make it right in those instances where no one did anything.

Brooklyn · Apr 16, 2014

You know it looks like a prank...

1. Not aggressive enough
2. Not enough time for the chloroform to work.

3. No attempt to flee quickly.

4. Not enough screening.

5. No attempt to hide identity before or after.

6. Poor carry technique.

Now I wonder how this would go if it were well played.

I wonder if they would try this in Texas.. ..???

sailskidrive · Apr 19, 2014

Probably because it looks like a bunch of teenagers screwing around...

Kidnapped in broad daylight....and no one does a thing.

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