Homeless man shot in the heart while saving womans life.

I mean, I'm not against the fact of dealing ugly people, but please, if you're beautiful try at least to be nice, it's not our fault, there's none to blame but yourself!

Well that serioely SUCKED

Thanks for embedding the video, and yeah I feel so terrible for that guy. I can only hope his life sucked really bad and this was a way out for him.

And here come the cops, just in time to write a report about it.

Very sad indeed. At least he died in front of a church trying to save someone else.

Jhn 15:13 Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.

That's pretty old, saw it on TV last year, still kinda sad.

Sorry. I totally missed it. Still very sad.

Meh, one less bum on the streets ...

I said that "Patriotism" is a way of saying "Women and children first."

And that no one can force a man to feel this way. Instead he must embrace it freely.

I want to tell about one such man. He wore no uniform and no one knows his name, or where he came from; all we know is what he did.

In my home town sixty years ago when I was a child, my mother and father used to take me and my brothers and sisters out to Swope Park on Sunday afternoons. It was a wonderful place for kids, with picnic grounds and lakes and a zoo. But a railroad line cut straight through it.

One Sunday afternoon a young married couple were crossing these tracks. She apparently did not watch her step, for she managed to catch her foot in the frog of a switch to a siding and could not pull it free. Her husband stopped to help her.

But try as they might they could not get her foot loose. While they were working at it, a tramp showed up, walking the ties. He joined the husband in trying to pull the young woman's foot loose. No luck —

Out of sight around the curve a train whistled. Perhaps there would have been time to run and flag it down, perhaps not. In any case both men went right ahead trying to pull her free ... and the train hit them.

The wife was killed, the husband was mortally injured and died later, the tramp was killed — and testimony showed that neither man made the slightest effort to save himself.

The husband's behavior was heroic ... but what we expect of a husband toward his wife: his right, and his proud privilege, to die for his woman.

But what of this nameless stranger? Up to the very last second he could have jumped clear. He did not. He was still trying to save this woman he had never seen before in his life, right up to the very instant the train killed him. And that's all we'll ever know about him.


This is how a man dies.

This is how a man ... lives!
Robert Heinlein

Simple Question: Where do we find such men?

Go directly to Heaven.

Do not pass go.

You will not need the 200 dollars

I used to be that kind of man.

With todays' women if you did something like that and were successful, not only would you not get a "thank you", they'd probably accuse you of trying to rape them.

No thanks ...

Yeah, old. Is the guy still dead?

I'm sure he's in a better place now.

I can't believe the cops just run right past. Did the cops shoot him or did the attacker?

LESSON for all the young beta men, don't be a WHITE KNIGHT or a BLACK KNIGHT, Be a GHOST KNIGHT!

What a bad plan the dude had.

He succeeded in saving the woman. It was half a good plan!

A man can be accused of rape these days, even trying to help a woman. Women started the war on men, and made them second class citizens. Can you remind us why men should help women again?

I could only hope to be that brave, but I don't know, there is no knowing unless and until it comes to that point.