This angle is much, much worse! Wow pic.twitter.com/2cEJK3h0ee
— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) July 10, 2021
१० जुलै, २०२१
When there is a clearly visible need, people really do step up.
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This angle is much, much worse! Wow pic.twitter.com/2cEJK3h0ee
— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) July 10, 2021
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Bob Boyd writes: "Looks like all men."
Brian writes: "Looks like mostly men doing what men have always done."
Exactly. That's my point.
As for women not doing this... it's too much of a strength-based effort to expect women to help here. The people who can help know who they are and they help.
I'll bet there were women there who helped comfort people after they got off the death trap.
Robert writes:
"Weight and strength are not the same thing. The people assisting are providing ballast - their collective weight adds stability to the base of the contraption.
"A 200# man and a 200# woman provide the same amount of stabilizing ballast. One could argue that a woman might provide more if her ballast is applied closer to ground level."
It takes strength to hold on though.
I suspect that 200 pound woman would not be that good at holding onto something and supporting her own weight.
I just saw a longer clip on TikTok
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdVyYutN/
and women are among the helpers
It looks like the first person to perceive the need and enlist help is female and the first person to grab hold may be female
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