DRUNK ATTACKER AT DISNEYLAND!

It is not like me to blog and insert a video. SO heck let's change that!
    IN my never ending quest to find humans messing up, or public scenes happening I came across this video of some crazy drunk at Disney Land. He was repeatedly pepper sprayed by security, and was using obscene language in the video. On top of a mad drunk, you have some Mom who obviously is not happy at the disgusting display this mans is portraying  in front of a crowd of people, INCLUDING CHILDREN. What children at Disney Land!?!?!?...I guess that guy would not have figured that out. I am not only sharing this with you because...well let's be honest it's hilarious, but I (believe it or not) got something out of this video. A moral, a theme if you wish to call it that! (That actually starts at the green square) In the video which you should just watch before reading this (PAUSES for you) IN THE VIDEO you hear the boys taking it as a joke, but others around being just as mad as the drunk. They have one (rather heavy) security guard attempting to control the situation, with the non-assisting bell hops just there to look silly. The mad drunk finally gets back up cursing, and throwing fists at the poor guy. The bellhops jump willingly into action!!!!!---by pushing the crowd back----not helping the guy being beaten down and hit---just saying "back up"--- After a while of the two going at it, the guard is pretty much embarrassed by the drunk, the whole video you hear that mad Mom screaming "SOMEBODY HELP HIM!" finally some Hawaii dude jumps in.
          The whole reason for posting this is to share what I got out of this. The security guard was obviously out numbered in terms of the mad mind the drunk had...yet through this people just sat back expecting someone else to jump in. I see things like this in school where students sit back and watch a fight, while the teachers jump in. Is it possible that we just enjoy watching someone struggle!? After watching this I have this sense of SUPERMAN in me! As a citizen you do your civic duty's for people...helping even if your not an employee somewhere means you have a delightful sense of humanity. I know the bellhops thought backing people up would diffuse the situation and prevent more guests getting hurt (MAKES SENSE) but don't you think it is sad that guests step in to help the guy before actual employees do? Disney Land is a good ole' happy go lucky family right!? Yet they are representing the one thing that makes this world corrupt, not sticking together as humans. If you see a person any where being bullied or hurt don't wait for others to step in, because often it can be too late. You have a civic duty to help others, if someone is being harmed you NEED to step in to help, it amuses me really how long it took for other guests to step in. The people in that crowd could have been hurt if the situation continued...that should be enough to know to step in. Don't be scared to help others out, often just like that security guard---people need it but they know they can't ask.