Zimmerman: I need an ambulance for an overturned truck! 911 Dispatch: Ok what color is the truck? Zimmerman: *pauses* Oh hell no, I'm not going through that shiat again!
Fallout: The family rescued by George Zimmerman after a rollover crash in Florida are terrified they will become targets for hate mobs -Mark and Dana Michelle Gerstle said they do not want to talk publicly about Zimmerman for fear they will be accused of portraying him as a hero -Gerstle family are frightened Zimmerman haters will target them too Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...errified-targets-hate-mobs.html#ixzz2a08sqzm7
We should start coming up with future "Zimmerman: Hero" headline scenarios. For example: Event: Zimmerman pushes Rev. Sharpton out of the way of a speeding car. MSNBC Headline: "Zimmerman pushes, assaults Al Shartpton" FOX Headline: "What is Zimmerman thinking?"
What about me pspr, I've helped dozens of people out of crashed cars. That makes me a credit to America too, in your eyes at least, doesn't it?
Yes, if that is true and you weren't the cause of the accidents, it does. More importantly, it makes you a credit to mankind in God's eyes whether you believe in him or not.
Now don't go being too nice, we don't want to disturb the flow here. It was back in my fire dept. days, back before firemen were hero's, pre 9-11. The jaws unit was on my truck so I went to a lot of bad accidents. Nowadays I stop whenever I'm first on the scene of an accident, don't know how much I remember about EMT after all these years, but I'm cool under pressure. Back in the day a lot of people didn't like firemen because we all had part time jobs or a business and drawing a city pay check.
I sort of figured it was when you were a fireman. But, that doesn't diminish your actions. I have friends who are/were firemen. Many had marriage problems because of the hours.