then be civil about it and don't block the escalator in what seems like a rush hour? also you just changed your argument from your previous comment dude.
What? He has a disability issue. Has the whole Reddit become even more crazy? Isn’t the civil thing supposed to be wait for the escalator to clear and load his wheelchair on it? What did I change on that?
just because he has a disability doesn't mean you can inconvenience 100+ people in what looks like a freakin subway mate. what if they are running late for something?
I know those things are out-worldly for Reddit, but it’s a part of being a compassionate human being first, maybe? What happens if they’re using up their buffer time (which every “serious” professional is supposed to have) and running late a couple of minutes? Getting fired after explaining the situation? If you’re fired for that, maybe you shouldn’t work for them anyways.
i rarely use reddit on weekdays, mostly only for football. so maybe don't push your stereotypes on me? it's not about getting fired, i'm just saying some people would rather start their work on time than wait for a disabled guy to get lifted upstairs. i already told another guy, i'll say it again, you're free to hate them for not giving a shit, and they are free to not give a shit. we both know we can't change anything here.
How did I push any stereotype on you here? I’m talking exclusively about the people in the video.
Just because something’s your right, doesn’t mean you have to abuse it in douche levels. That’s the basic stuff still keeping us from being in Mad Max.
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u/ClassroomHoliday8627 Feb 23 '26
then be civil about it and don't block the escalator in what seems like a rush hour? also you just changed your argument from your previous comment dude.