The Risk of Doing Nothing. . .
I was coming back from a run to the grocery store yesterday on county road 100 S. Coming down the hill, you can see a good ways. I saw a woman walking on the side of the road, and a car stopped several times, pulled ahead, turned around and stopped again and she continued walking. Something didn't look right. When I pulled up just past the stop sign, the car had pulled into a driveway, and the woman continued to walk just past the driveway to the east. The car honked at me, as I rolled down my window, and asked her if she was all right. She replied that "yes" she was. I said that I thought she might be having a problem. She thanked me for stopping, and said, no that it was her husband in the car. I don't know, but from the appearances, it looked like they were having some kind of squabble. At least I gave her a chance to remove herself from the situation if she had wanted to. . . Per Edmund Burke: "The only thing necessary for...