Justice

[plasticfantastic]

+1 to Adam, danny_p, bored-welsh-lad and the OP.

The kid actually asked to be removed from the carriage after he refused to leave by the authority on the train. The 'big guy' in question was just stopping this waste of skin from wasting alot of peoples time as it could of taken hours for the police to arrive. Acording to the radio he is also a firefighter, id put that down as a trained, responsable person who took it upon himself to do what was right.

According to the guy who filmed it the situation was going on for a good 5 minutes before he started filming, so if the kid truly believes it was a misunderstanding why get so abusive and unhelpful? why not just try and state your case rationally?!

I agree with many in this thread who say that it is allowing kids to have this kind of behaviour that is killing our nation, along with the 'where theres a blame theres a claim' culture.

[AudiA8Quattro]

As it's my thread, i'm going to have the final word 
I believe the big guy only intervened because he thought the old guy was getting out his depth, he would of heard the kid getting abusive so decided to step in.
Now some people clearly believe that he should not of done so. But i would argue that the big guy acted in good faith, and as the kid was refusing to leave, and it was clear that he was a trouble maker, he stepped in before the situation could get any worse.
I think its a shame that some people believe that we should turn a blind eye to this sort of behaviour, ok the kid wasn't violent, but at the time, did anyone know that for sure? there is alot of buts after the event, but hindsight is a great thing.
If only more people would stand up against anti social behaviour in this country, then we would live in a better place.
Even it means some kid is going to get a little shove 
Have a good day people