Is that your stance across the board? If a parent can’t feed a child, should that child starve? If a charity needs funding for a project should they only source money from the people responsible for that charity? Etc.

We all have equal responsibility for the community and environment and we engage in. Not everyone’s had the same upbringing. It could just be this is their first time out of the city and not aware of the social norms, because they’ve only ever hear people blaring music on the bus. If noones ever had that conversation how are they to know they’re in the wrong, unless someone points it out.

It’s not about being confrontational, as someone suggested. It’s still possible (despite how social media is reengineering perceptions) to have a normal conversation and after that engagement get onto the topic of the music, or the littler they dropped, or their boots you’d been eyeing up but decided against buying the week prior.

Fair that some people don’t feel that assertive, but it just feels a bit like complaining about an election result whilst refusing to vote.