It is often seen that someone is called immoral if he does not give up his seat. What do you think of this behavior of giving up your seat?

Before expressing my opinion, let me give an example. This is true. My city is not such a developed first-tier city, but a relatively densely populated northern city. The economy is not very developed, and there are not many private cars, so most people travel by bus. One day, I took my children to the streets. On Saturday, there were many people. When I first got on the bus, several old people were packed and full of energy.

I lined up with my children to get on the bus. When I got on the bus, I found an empty seat next to me. I want my children to sit there. My daughter is six years old, but she didn't wait to sit down. The old man next to her suddenly put her feet on the seat. He said that this place is occupied, and people are below, and she will come up immediately. I didn't say anything. First, this is an old man. Second, it's not worth quarreling with others because of this trivial matter. If my quality tells me, I should stop talking.

I stood with my child all the way, and I found that the object of his seat was a strong young man, not his grandson. Many such things in life will not tell you anything about fairness and moral humanity. I'm here to tell you about the old man's behavior. I don't want to blame anyone. I just want to make it clear that old people really deserve respect from others, but you should also respect yourself, so I don't want to give up my seat to others when I get on the bus in the future, unless I am an old man who can't stand it.

I also bought a ticket to get on the bus. Sometimes I'm really tired after work, and some old people dance square dance vigorously after getting off the bus. After getting on the bus, they looked sick and asked others to give him their seats. Do you think this is a normal social phenomenon? I think there is no other explanation except moral kidnapping, so I became a person who didn't want to give up my seat.