Women and children first are supposed to get priority to lifeboats on a sinking ship.
So, some heart patient male that is 80 years old is criticized for waiting in the semblance of a line and having the audacity of taking his seat when it comes open on a lifeboat, because there is a 30 year old female that doesn't have a seat.
Is he wrong to take his seat?
So, some heart patient male that is 80 years old is criticized for waiting in the semblance of a line and having the audacity of taking his seat when it comes open on a lifeboat, because there is a 30 year old female that doesn't have a seat.
Is he wrong to take his seat?