I have a different take on this one, and it may not be a popular position, but here it goes:If I see a woman in distress, the most I'm willing to do is grab my phone and call the police. Under no circumstances am I putting myself on the line and getting personally involved. First, it could all be a setup, which means I could end up paying a heavy price, be it from getting beaten, robbed, or worse. If I end up delivering a beat down, I could get sued and potentially face ruination of my life. Even if it's for real, there are many documented cases of white knights and captain save-a-hos getting killed after the attackers turned on them, while the woman being helped simply ran away without even bothering to call 911. It's a messed up world out there where being a gentleman and a good Samaritan comes with very high risks nowadays. You can thank feminism and cultural Marxism for that one, as with all the other rotten things happening in the world today.