Maybe, I will too...

Once I went to the business hall to pay the expired electricity bill. The old lady was in front of me. She repeatedly confirmed the same problem with the salesman, going back and forth. I saw that the salesman's eyes became more and more vicious and impatient, and his tone became more and more fierce and decisive. In the end, the old lady thanked her for being with her instead of leaving.
Another time in a subway station, I saw a staff member scolding a hunchbacked old lady who was collecting newspapers.
Maybe, I'll unbutton those two staffers or write their names on the dolls, if I have friends underground.
They also have families and their own misfortunes. Maybe it's just a reaction to a bad family life. Although this person hates it, it won't go to hell.
Why should you care?
In most cases, we always know what is right and what is wrong, but why do we have to choose the right side? When I feel that the world treats me unfairly, no one speaks for me, and everyone drives me away like a plague and a fly, why should I choose "right" instead of my temper?
It has been charged that poor people must have something to hate. The appearance of you witch is still too good. You bastard, you're not being honest. Do people also work? Why bother people? Have the ability to do leadership.
As an old woman, she can't see such comprehensiveness, just like we can't fully appreciate the misery and helplessness of "hate people". As an old woman, she has a very good life, with family and friends, laughter, singing and dancing, why are you the only one who hates it...
How can you bring grievances home? Do you want to let the family who care about her complain about her sadness, and it happens that she is free and free, so she will solve it in private. The next thing is a bit like a fighting game. One is strong and the other is tenacious. The powerful one beats the tenacious one to the last breath. Unexpectedly, the dead old woman is full of anger, and she has the opportunity to turn the tide. The KO
world is not rational, and there are anger things everywhere. Once you reach that share, there is no way to decide who is right or wrong. You can only fight for whose life is harder.
From my personal experience, it is difficult to "empathize" with people who are "bad" to you if you are uneasy and unsure. If you are perfect yourself, it will be easier to see the difficulties of others.
In Spider-Man 3, Parker was "poisoned" and treated his mean landlord arrogantly and fiercely. The landlord's daughter was very sad. The landlord said, "He is a good boy. Something must have happened to him, and he will be fine."
At that time, I was moved.

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