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Now her face is all over the internet and she'll have to live with the fact that she was being an obnoxious jerk. I don't care if she was a senior or had some disability. There were other seats VERY nearby that passengers were offering her. It would have been a small thing for her to move and accommodate the man in the wheelchair.
If she considers herself too disabled (or if she is too mentally challenged) to move ONE FRIGGIN' ROW then how is she even getting around town by herself?! Of course that was a rhetorical question. She is just a selfish, nasty, scum of a human being, and now the whole world can see that.
She's old, or appears to be, so technically she is permitted to stay where she was seated. However common sense should have prevailed as a wheelchair bound individual cannot just sit anywhere they choose.
In today's society, nothing surprises me anymore.
Just unbelievable, the sense of entitlement - apparently, not only millenials can be blamed for 'taking care of numero uno' since this is an older lady. Video of incident, including the bus driver attempting to reason with her, in the link:
I was meaning your thought process.
But even from the video you are merely speculating she was disabled in some fashion, as I have not heard nor read anything to substantiate it.
The very first thing the woman says in the video is "I don't care!" which another rider responds to with "I know you don't."
So, if she doesn't speak English, why is she saying "I don't care" in English?
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