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In article , d ()
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in order to have human rights, you need to behave like a human being,
which doesn't apply in this case.
Sadly neither did anyone else in the bus while they just sat there and
did nothing.
That's the bit which is, to say the least, disappointing.
I both have got and would get involved - it is indeed disappointing when
people choose to look away, and somewhat galling when you dive in yet no
assistance from those around you is forthcoming - that said I've also seen
(and been on the edge of) situations where bystanders have got involved,
where it was made clear to the ne'er do weller(s) that bad things would
happen upon them unless they desisted and made themselves scarce.