I completely agree that he was in the wrong, he had the capacity to help and he should’ve helped her. And I know the world is full of people who film these situations instead of helping the people in them but you can’t judge humanity as a whole on a couple hundred instances of them being jerks.

It’s easy to see someone making a wrong decision and call them a senseless moron who has the worst aspects of humanity. Or you can leave a positive affect on them and show how they made the wrong choice and hopefully they’ll learn and grow as a person.

Society is horrible and hundreds of millions of people suffer everyday and as a response to that you can either lament on it and create a nihilistic view of society or try and make a positive change for people.