An armed robber began his spree with a man in front of a homeless shelter this week in York, PA. The man walked up and showed the butt of his pistol to 22 year old Larry Sanderson and told him to empty his pockets. Sanderson, like any normal person under threat of course gave him the contents of his pockets: a wallet, cell phone, mp3 player, and cigarettes to the robber. When the robber asked him if that was all he had he answered that he lived at the homeless shelter. The robber then gave him his stuff back saying, "I can respect that." I don't know about you, but I ever get robbed I hope my robber has a sense of morality even if it is somewhat warped. Link.
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Robbing a homeless person is no worse than robbing anyone else! That's crazy.. and I agree with other people's comments. Why doesn't this homeless guy, instead of buying a phone, mp3, and cigs, pay a month of rent or something? Just a thought.
If theere are people like that robber in our world wich im certain there are.obvously.but what i dont get is what if the sittuation had been flipped if the homless man tried to rob a man with a life a home and took his wallet ipod cell phone.and just took off.....thats what u normally here but because the man had nothing.exept for what the robber had took..then that must have hit the mans soft spot and brought out the kindness that wich all humans should always show,
Wow. This is crazy. haha. when i opened this i wasnt sure what i was going to be reading. The guy who got "robbed" the unrobbed is one lucky guy i guess.
thats nice. but if he has enough money for a cell phone, mp3 player, and cigarettes, why couldnt he save up some of that for better living conditions? well, i know it would take a while, and he's probably working on it, but there really are some things you can live without.
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& i agree with ash. that was very sweet to return it.
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