Do I have to give up my seat when I take the bus???

I don't think you have to give up your seat to the elderly, I now basically give up your seat to pregnant women or people holding children, this is not to say that we do not have the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, but we have to look at the actual situation, now there are many elderly people with free elderly cards to do buses, come out not to pick up grandchildren, or to hang out, anyway, it is free to sit and sit in the past, they also have plenty of time, they have the strength to come out and hang out, why can't they stand for a while? Or that even their children don't feel sorry for their elderly parents, and let them run at home and school all day long. If you will send children, you will send food, and you will send umbrellas, then we passers-by do not need to give this love to sit for them.

On the contrary, it is a young man who has been on the night shift all night, tired and has a sore back and paid for the bus, and what moral controversy, I don't think I need to think about it, you love to let it, and if you don't let it, it's nothing, otherwise people who are a little older will rely on the old and sell the old in the future, as if you sit in an unknown is not moral, and God will not tolerate it! ~

In fact, the phenomenon is showing the irrationality of our social security system, in order to reflect how good the care system for the elderly is, they can take the bus for free, but this is not at the expense of the interests of the first, but at the expense of the interests of many of our young people!!It is the interests of the people who are sacrificed!

I think it should be better to arrange special buses that the elderly can take, or simply give the elderly some more affordable financial subsidies, so that they can take a taxi when they go out?

Hehe, that's theoretical! In fact, we give up our seats to the old, weak, sick and pregnant, in our own love, and do our own peace of mind, in fact, I also encountered such a situation when I took the car today, because I participated in the graduation exhibition, missed the school bus, had to squeeze the bus, found a seat and sat down not long after a lot of people, an old man and one of his sons will come up. As soon as I saw him coming towards me, I quickly gave up my seat, and then stood next to him, and he didn't say anything.

After a few stops, a person next to him got off the train and there was a vacant seat, and he stood with two seats, and asked his son to do it, you know, I was standing next to him, and I almost had to go from the first station to the last station, a total of 24 stations. I just finished watching the exhibition, and I was tired and sleepy. I was depressed at the time, but it doesn't matter if I think about it from a different perspective.

Why be depressed about such a trivial matter! Besides, I was sleepy standing and falling asleep! It's okay to do what you think you do, there's no need to think about it too much!

I hope you all have a good time!

I also often give up the seat, let the old people and hold children, some of the old people are worse, take it for granted, the quality of people is not ordinary, there are good and bad, let of course not let is their own decision, if let the old man sit, he didn't say thank you or anything like that, then forget it, we let him sit is not to listen to his statement, you say yes, if he doesn't say, don't feel anything, because as long as you make the action of standing up and giving up your seat, your moral expression is completed. Hehe!

You can let it, you can not let it, it's your freedom. Of course, not letting people sit can reflect the good or bad of morality to a certain extent.

wow seems to be an unclear question, but it depends on your own thoughts.

If you are physically able, try to give a seat to someone who needs assistance.

This matter needs to be considered from multiple angles.

First of all, giving up a seat is an act of kindness, which is voluntary and cannot be mandatory. Whether young or old, as long as there is a condition, they should give up their seats to those who need it. However, giving up your seat is not mandatory and cannot be mandatory.

Secondly, the seats on the subway are a public resource, and everyone has the right to fight for seats. If a mother with two small children does not get a seat on the subway, then they should respect the rights of other people and cannot force others to give up their seats.

Finally, we can also consider this issue from the perspective of social morality and public order. If everyone was able to respect and care for others, then the problem of seats on the subway would be better solved.

In conclusion, giving up your seat is an act of kindness, but it should not be mandatory. Seating on the subway is a public resource, and everyone has the right to fight for a seat. We can also solve this problem by cultivating social morality and public order.