I cried for half an hour

[firefly]

at the simple goodness and heroism of human beings.

This is the most beautiful video footage I've ever seen.

After decades of the cruelty, selfishness, and greed exhibited, ad nauseum, as "the way we are...."

How it was? How it ought to be? E pluribus unum. Yes, we can. How awe inspiring is this video?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUxPWx4YW20&feature=player_embedded

Why, in the name of humanity, have we changed to such hatred and cruelty?

I know the man was injured, but what his rescuers did was super human, and I think he is going to be okay. He's got to be.

ff

[MacBeth]

I think that many people would try to help in this sort of situation, and I say that not to diminish what they did, but to applaud the good in so many people.
The real trick is helping others when it costs you something - money, time, energy, spreading a positive word, whatever it takes to show we support our fellow travelers whether they are pinned under a car or under the injustices of poverty or mental illness or need for medical care.

Thank you for sharing. A wonderful, fast acting group of people. Let's all try to be those people in everything we do.