Selflessness

[308pirate]

Is called Mohamed Bzeek


And oh yea, fuck PBS for the gratuitous slam on President Trump which had nothing to do with the story

 

[Jscb1b]

Heart breaking.

 

[Amanda4461]

Your title says it all. Oughta come with a cryin towel, though. Hell, I think I do good taking in rescued Dobermans that have been abused and have life-shortening medical issues. I couldn’t do what that man does, much less run any marathons. Thanks for the reality check.

 

[Not a Sniper]

I see a lot of folks lump people together. Guessing until you experience many people, in many places, it is easier to do so.

I think America would be well served by traveling more and deciding for themselves what/who are the problems.

Reckon I'm getting old.

Clearly folks see when "religion" becomes a problem. It is obvious.

That folks vary in shades-it feels like we are losing that perspective.

 

[snbyiggidy1]

What an amazing man. Don’t care what religion you are that is what life is about. Giving of yourself to others. That man is the absolute true definition of a hero. Most of us are half the man he is. Awesome story thanks for sharing.

 

[Blue Sky Country]

That was extremely emotional to watch... THIS is how utmost respect and recognition is earned. Stories like this is what defines true human character.

 

[308pirate]

I can only conclude that Mohamed's faith in everlasting life is what keeps him going when most people would have been broken from pain.

 

[Geeb]

The world could use many more like him

 

[oneshot86]

He was sent from heaven

 

[Lunchbox27]

My god... why did I watch this at work.

Seeing this man, gives me hope for humanity even when it seems so small. God bless him. Tiring work, physically and mentally. I cannot imagine the heartache he endures when one passes. We should look up to people like him, not celebrities and musicians.

Becoming a father changed me. This man changed them by giving them something to live for and someone to love them.

Again, God bless him.