• faintwhenfree@lemmus.org
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        While my cousin’s neighbor is fighting a law suit because, a woman (cousin’s neighbor) used defibrillator on another woman(when her heart stopped) , and other woman is now suing the neighbor for some minor marks from defibrillator. Mostly neighbor will win the case, but she has to appear in court now. Makes me feel so angry and i don’t even know the neighbor lady.

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        And you have to remember that there’s a difference between what some random idiot on the street thinks and what someone can actually be prosecuted for.

        Jesus Christ, do the fucking CPR

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            There are, but remember that defenses come into play after being sued. So you can still go through the mental nightmare (because let’s be real, a rich person isn’t going to be doing CPR, and certainly isn’t going to care about being sued, so only your typical person who could lose everything in this scenario) of being a defendant in a lawsuit until the judge agrees to toss it or you go to court and are found not liable.

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              The public scrutiny and the mark on your record does not go away even if you’re found not liable. Once you are even accused of anything like this, it’s there forever. People will think you got off on a “technicality”.

              If you’re a man facing this, your life is ruined. May as well move away and never come back.

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          It’s not just about being prosecuted, but publicly judged and shamed for.

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          Never said I wouldn’t do the CPR. Only pointing out that in an emergency situation that people are fucking stupid and that a random idiot could easily interfere violently with what they think might be sexual assault

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      Which is why all the most clever rapists carry defibs.

      If you EVER see a man carrying a defibrillator, 9 of 10 times, he’s a rapist.

      What’s worse, the extra super clever ones, ride around in ambulances with disguises to make them look like paramedics.

      Whenever I see a rapist mobile with flashing lights, I run them off the road.

      I’ve saved at least a dozen women already this year.

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        To be fair there are rapist mobiles and they do have flashing lights, they just don’t say “Ambulance” on them.

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      I could imagine someone thinking “wow he took her bra off, that was unnecessary”. Since correct defib use isn’t really common knowledge