cirrcle up wrote

https://cirrcleup.com/

Sameer Ahmed wrote

Interesting topic for a blog. I have been searching the Internet for fun and came upon your website. Fabulous post. Thanks a ton for sharing your knowledge! It is great to see that some people still put Nurp reviews http://nurp.com/

The Western Outfitters wrote

<a href="https://www.thewesternoutfitters.com/product/yellowstone-kelly-reilly-beth-dutton-blue-coat/">Beth Dutton Jacket</a> has become an iconic symbol of style and strength.

uyeliksizsohbet chat wrote

Android uyumlu dokunmatik ekran akıllı cep telefonları, tablet, ipad, iphone gibi Mobil cihazlarla tek bir tıkla Mobil Sohbet’e katılabilırsıniz.https://www.gevezeyeri.com/

uyeliksizsohbet chat wrote

Sohbet ve chat yapmanızı kolay ve güvenli hale getiren sohbet odaları sorunsuz kesintisiz arkadaşlık ve yeni kişilerle tanışma imkanı sağlar.https://www.gevezeyeri.com/

uyeliksizsohbet chat wrote

Dünyanın her yerinden insanlarla Sohbet edebilir, onların geleneklerini, yaşam tarzlarını öğrenebilir, bu etkileşimler sonucunda kendi bakış açınızı genişletebilirsiniz.https://www.gevezeyeri.com/sohbet.html https://www.gevezeyeri.com/mobil

interwintrustedcasino wrote

You should try to report the abuse to the right authorities if you know about it or see it. The following step should be to check to see that it has been dealt with appropriately. I think you should help if you can.

Jamie Russell wrote

If you know of or witness the abuse, you should try to make every effort to report it to the correct authorities. Then follow-up to make sure it has been addressed in the appropriate way. If you can help, I believe you should.

Jb wrote

You are not responsible for the actions of others but it is you responsibility to do something about it

Ruby Morgan wrote

If you witness or know about abuse and don't do something to stop it I feel that you would somewhat responsible. Not as much a the abuser though. You can help the person being abuse but they may not want the help,depends on the situation.

Tabitha Zurfluh wrote

Its sad to say but sometimes u help someone get out of an abusive environment but they go back. It may be all they've ever known & the fear of the unknown could overtake the fear of the abuse. Make sure they know u will still b there 4 them

Panda Gigante wrote

I don't think you're as responsible as the abuser, but I do believe you are somewhat responsible. You're allowing another living, breathing, and feeling human to suffer while you sit back and watch. You wouldn't want to be abused. Help them

Juliet Emiliea wrote

The thing with abuse is they get into your head to make it so you feel like you cant stop it. You feel afraid or guilty. You are still the victim and they are still the abuser no matter what. But it is ok to speak out. You will be ok.

Brad Davidson wrote

Agree Jukia Clouden.

Julia Clouden wrote

Not at all. I understand not being able to personally intervien however offering a way out to the victim be it emotional, financial, or legal support. But to turn a blind eye to any kind of abuse is just as bad.

Daniel Marsh wrote

Lol

Carmelo wrote

If you are a parent or responsible person, you do have a legal obligation to report abuse that you are aware is occurring. You may or may not be charged under a specific code in the criminal code. We also have a moral obligation to report.

Sarah wrote

Although not legally responsible, I believe each individual has a moral obligation to report an abuse that is taking place, no matter the circumstances.

Brad Davidson wrote

The provincial AG here in British Columbia mandated many years ago that Police/Crown will lay a charge in all suspected spousal assault/abuse situations regardless of the victim's wishes.

Brad Davidson wrote

Yes Ruth many don't leave abusive spouses because of fear, low self esteem and self confidence issues. The spouse apologizes and promises to never do it again and the victim stays. Can't blame or judge them, we can only offer support.

Jane Martins wrote

About children, I agree with Moses Jackson! It is sickening to know that innocent children who can't protect themselves are abused. If you know about a child being abused, definitely do something about it-their innocence needs protecting!

Ruth Verbree wrote

It is very hard for most people to leave abusive situations for reasons of fear, guilt, manipulation etc. I haven’t been in a situation like this (friends have been) and they went back every time because of fear. So how can I help?

Nick Tuono wrote

In many spousal abuse situations it is amazing how difficult it is for the abused spouse to either leave the relationship or pursue assault charges.

J Edwards wrote

Help is one of those things we often forget that we need permission for. In this case, the person suffering the abuse needs to be OK with your intervention. Unless it is life threatening of course...

Maisie Shaw wrote

You are responsible for your own inaction, whatever your reasons (fear, uncertainty, etc) behind them may be, but that is not the same responsibility as the abuser. It's not a distinction of more or less, just a degree of separation

Moses Jackson wrote

It is sickening to know that innocent little children who can't protect themselves are abused and worse. Must stop!

Brad Davidson wrote

Ive seen manslaughter convictions not get jail time. Theres a special place in Hell for abusers AND for those who dont act to protect

Colin Verbree wrote

that being said, I think that I am responsible if I witness abuse and don't do anything about it, so maybe jail is the right choice

Colin Verbree wrote

this is where I come to a crossroads - If i do not stop abuse... do I deserve to go to jail? seems pretty harsh...

JHR BOB wrote

If a person physically abuses another, do you think that the abuser should go to jail?

JHR BOB wrote

If we ignore abuse, how does that help us end this horrific behavior/cycle???

JHR BOB wrote

If you do not do something to stop the abuse, you are as guilty as the abuser.

Colin Verbree wrote

No, I think if you witness any abuse, you are fully responsible to take action and do something about it

Rishi Jain wrote

Test

Whizolosophy wrote

Wow, really good question!