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You should definitely report it, even if you aren't sure, just in case. You should not let someone
go on getting abused just because you aren't completely sure. If abuse isn't actually going on, the
people involved shouldn't have anything to fear; if it is, it needs to be stopped. |
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If I see someone getting abused, the abuser
will suffer pain and sorrows, immediately... |
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Without a doubt you should. I won't say any more because everyone before me has raised the
significant points. |
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Absolutely you should call the authorities, however be extremely cautious about getting directly
involved. Those situations can be extremely volatile. One evening my wife and I are having a few at
our local watering hole, when a young couple starts arguing by the door. All of the sudden he
backhands her and she goes down like a sack of potatoes. A few seconds later I’ve got the fellow
restrained, I wasn’t gentle but I didn’t hurt him. The next thing I know my wife has to pull the
girl off of my head, because she’s attacked me to protect her boyfriend. |
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Yes you should. Unless of course you're the one doing the abusing, in which case you're pretty
stupid to report it. ;} |
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I would. I have. I would do it again. |
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It is my civic duty and required for law. |
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No, if someone is actually being abused, then you should tell. Just because someone
claims abuse or claims that a friend of a friend saw someone abusing somoene else doesn't make it
so. |
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30 Oct 2009 23:02
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