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389 ¿Por qué filmamos y no ayudamos? · Reflexiones cristianas con José Ordóñez

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We called it social insensitivity, that someone would suffer an accident and we would
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pass by pretending that we had seen nothing, that we would witness a bitter
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fight and look for the first way of escape, or that we would not
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want to run away, but rather look for a comfortable and safe place from
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which the fight would look more insensitive social. Thus we called those who,
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being able to do something to avoid a social evil, behaved like a passive
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entity or a morbid witness. Our mothers, in fact, always warned us.
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Don' t get in trouble. I don' t want you getting
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into other people' s fights. That warning was logical, because no mother
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wants to see her child come home with a broken face for defending her little
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companion for defending an innocent. The cause could be very fair, but no
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mother treats her crigos as a company of volunteers in the service of humanity.
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The one who gets into Christ dies crucified. That was warned by some lovers
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of popular adage. So they told us to augur that when we intervened in
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favor of the helpless, then even the disabled himself we would go out to
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owe him. And it' s just that in a sudden gresta, no
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one knows who the attacker is and who the attacker is. I mean,
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if you want to intervene, first you need to know who' s good
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and who' s good. And the statistics also speak of the considerable number
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of people who died from intervening in a lawsuit that was not theirs. Who
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sent him into Sapple says disparaging people upon learning of the heroic decision of a
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peacemaker. That is why our society was filled with unjust actions of citizens who
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agglomerate in a city, avoid encountering problems and rather prefer the comfort of the
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I saw nothing. I don' t know anything. I' ve just
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come up with correction. Now it' s said I saw it all.
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I recorded everything, but I didn' t do anything. It is known
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as a spectator effect. The viewer effect is a social phenomenon where it is
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preceded by other people inhibits an individual' s willingness to help someone in need.
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This effect was first documented in the 1960s after the murder of Kitty Genoves.
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Many very well- developed studies, such as those carried out by Bithlatan
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and John Terly, who are social psychologists known for research in the field of
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human behavior and social psychology, showed that the likelihood of someone intervening decreases in
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the presence of more observers due to the spread of responsibility and the need to
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behave socially acceptable. How they see the social phenomenon is not new. The
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novelty is that the viewer effect now has a new component. The viewer has
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a cellular being in his hand. He wants to record everything to possess an
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incredible piece that can make him popular in his social environment and, at best,
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give him more followers on his social networks. How many videos, you
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' ve found of fights, streetmen, heists, accidents, marital discussions,
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public, road imprudences, road accidents and a long, etcetera. Many.
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True, after that cell phone camera there was a passive spectator who could have
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been a positive and decisive part of the situation. If we didn' t
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intervene out of fear. It would be understandable to see the situation sometimes does
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not merit intervention because there are firearms involved, because it is a matter that
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only an authority prepared to do so could solve. Or why. Our intervention
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would be a foolish imprudence that would be detrimental to all parties. If we
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did not intervene out of impotence, it would also be understandable for everyone to
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have a measure of their possibilities, of their abilities and virtues again not knowing
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our limits can harm everything. But if we did it out of insensitivity,
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that is, if we did not intervene in favor of an innocent or someone
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who is in danger, because we are simply plagued by a selfish insensitivity,
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perhaps because we remember our wrong way of being educated and being able to do
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something, we did not do it to avoid problems. Let me mention a
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verse. This is what Apostle James says. He' s in Santiago.
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Chapter number four. Verse 17. So everyone who knows how to do good
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and does not do good commits sin. And if the insensitivity of not doing
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something is caused, because I prefer to record the moment to use it later
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in my selfish interests. That' s cruel We' re getting normalized and
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it' s cruel they hurt a person in a fight. If everyone around
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him created a chain of actions to get him to the hospital quickly, that
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person could have been saved. But these situations usually end in cases of painful
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deaths, because only a few laid hands on their sensitivity and love for their
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neighbor, while others were filming the moment to do the public. If more
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people had helped open the car door, that person would not have died there,
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but many were filming. If everyone around a heist acts positively for the
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victim, friends of others would have less chance of multiplying in the streets,
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but there are more people filming than acting some of those passive filming viewers think
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about the video I filmed. It brought me many new followers, made me
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popular among my family and I could even sell it to a means of communication
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nothing further from the thought and attitude that a Christian must have then make good
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Christians dear Christian must prepare for your mind and spirit from now on, so
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that if at any time you witness a case that somehow merits your intervention,
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nothing will stop you. We are Christians, that is, we do what
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Christ says and what Jesus says. About this. Matthew chapter number twenty-
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two verses thirty- seven to thirty- nine you will love the Lord your
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God with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind.
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This is the first and great commandment, and the second is like it.
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You will love your neighbor as yourself another verse John chapter fifteen. Verse
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number twelve. This is my commandment that you love one another as I have
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loved you. Well, I' m reading them to you at Queen Valera.
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And this last lucas c S Item number six. Verse number thirty-
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one. And as ye would that men should do unto you, so also
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ye should do unto them. Well this verse. It would be nice to
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share it with moms who tell their kids not to get in trouble. I
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' d ask those mommies. Many of them I know are listening to me
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if it is your son who is being beaten or robbed. You wouldn'
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t want a child to be disobedient to your map' s recommendations and intervene
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in your child' s behalf. End of application, here I leave you,
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dear mommys. But well, to finish, then what are we Christians
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going to do from now on, after listening to this podcast always, but
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whenever you do, when a situation takes you by surprise, cries out to
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the Holy Spirit, Help me, I don' t know what to do.
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As Samuel said to Saul, do as your hand may come, that
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is, do as you are told from the depths of your heart. I
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' ll read it to you in the new international version. This first verse
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of Samuel, chapter ten. Verse number seven. Once these signs have been
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fulfilled, do what you think, for God is with you. That'
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s what Samuel told Saul. Saul didn' t know what to do.
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It would once have to be confirmed. As king. He asked Samuel what
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that should be in complicated situations, and Samuel explained it to him. He
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told him the spirit of God will descend upon you then do what you think
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first, imagine, tremendous blessing that you and I have. The Holy Spirit
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does not descend upon us today, but dwells within us, within us.
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All the time it is there to guide us in the most difficult situations to
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solve. First Thessalonians says pray at all times. NBA version. The King
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James Version that I first learned says timeless, with these two Bible passages,
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we could understand what we should do together. When I cry out, Holy
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Spirit, take control of my mind and help me decide what to do.
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It sounds simple and motivating, but it has to be exercised from now on,
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because it is not easy to put into practice. After all, acting
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like this can put us in danger of death, but it is worth it
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and I remind you for us to die is gain. Don' t forget
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my words in the next chaotic situation you' re in. Holy Spirit,
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please, help me, I don' t know what to do orientate me
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I hope from this moment, something inside you awakens that great sensitive person that
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deep down you carry God bless you