Depends on the person pointing the finger at me, of course. Someone I know will get a swat and a discussion, a stranger will get a step back, or more, then a call to the police. The call would be about being verbally assaulted, with the possibility of physical assault. I wouldn't just walk away - who knows what the whackadoodle would do to the next person. If there are no consequences for the whackadoodle behavior, then that behavior is reinforced and allowed to continue and possibly escalate.
Probably disagree. I'm not the world's mommy. It's not my job to correct rude, strange behavior. I do think it's always in my best interest to not escalate or bait, and stay a decent distance from strangers.![]()
That's sad. I'm part of a society that takes responsibility for the community. It's not based on anything religious, just the understanding that as human beings living together we can make that community better by caring about each other and helping out as much as we can. I also couldn't live with myself if that finger-pointing whackadoodle escalated with the next person and hurt/killed that person.
Who knew? I thought Moe's universal solution to any conundrum involved clunking heads together. Good to know he was open to other options.
I'm guessing you don't understand "Stand Your Ground Laws"
So, you can shoot someone for putting their finger in your face?I'm guessing you don't understand "Stand Your Ground Laws"
No.So, you can shoot someone for putting their finger in your face?
That must be why George Zimmerman was found not guilty.
Well, pointing your finger at people is rude, childish and ridiculous too, so that's why I would push it away.Why would you swat it away? It's a rude thing to do, but also pretty childish and ridiculous. I think I'd roll my eyes and walk away.
How did this 2 1/2 year subject come to be your first post? Just curious.Well, pointing your finger at people is rude, childish and ridiculous too, so that's why I would push it away.