Isaac-1
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I had one of those moral questions earlier this evening, where I considered doing something, but then opted not to, and I am not sure if I did the right thing or not.
My wife and I were driving home from a nearby mid-sized city at around sunset, this city has 3 Wal-Mart Stores, that I will categorize into, 2 are in relatively high crime rate areas, 1 is in a fairly good area. Of the 2 higher crime rate locations, the one in question here is probably the slightly better of the two (fewer murders happen in the parking lot). As we drive by this store I see someone is parked with their class A motorhome with a TOAD on the side of the lot, and I strongly considered pulling in, knocking on their door and letting them know that this was not necessarily a good place to spend the night, but I didn't.
What do you think, should I have knocked and warned them, if it had been a few minutes earlier I probably would have, but as it was the sun was already down and twilight had began.
My wife and I were driving home from a nearby mid-sized city at around sunset, this city has 3 Wal-Mart Stores, that I will categorize into, 2 are in relatively high crime rate areas, 1 is in a fairly good area. Of the 2 higher crime rate locations, the one in question here is probably the slightly better of the two (fewer murders happen in the parking lot). As we drive by this store I see someone is parked with their class A motorhome with a TOAD on the side of the lot, and I strongly considered pulling in, knocking on their door and letting them know that this was not necessarily a good place to spend the night, but I didn't.
What do you think, should I have knocked and warned them, if it had been a few minutes earlier I probably would have, but as it was the sun was already down and twilight had began.