sorry, a girl being victimized by some random act of violence does not mean that it
             was her fault or that she deserves to be killed. And it definitely does not constitute
             the idea of a "just world".
             The third issue is timing. Please! If Americans, or people in general, have
             gotten on such a jam-packed agenda that they cannot play good Samaritan and
             help someone, no matter how small or large the problem is, then we need to
             reprioritize. What would one say if he or she had the opportunity to help a child
             who was victimized by a mild hit and run with no one else in sight to help her and
             your excuse is "Gee, I'm sorry, hon, but I've got a meeting to go to. You keep
             shouting as loud as you can and I'm sure someone will help you." This is
             infuriating! How could one live with one's self?
             It seems that the only reason people help each other is because of "religious
             commitment", which is the final issue. Claiming to be "religiously committed" is
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