> On 15 Dec 2006 08:26:56 -0800, DavidCraigGoodman@googlemail.com wrote:
>

>>Unfortunately certain passengers become 'rude' because of the increased
>>levels of stress and anxiety brought on by the prolonged experiences of
>>personal inconvenience when traveling from A to B. The big causes of
>>stress in regard to rail travel are delays, increase in prices and
>>claustrophobia. Different people have different levels of tolerants
>>through experiences but if person feels threatened then the common
>>human reaction is to 'fight' back with fists, words or even a brolly
>>attack. When that's understood you can hardly blame anyone for the way
>>they feel or react when placed in such an environment/system and then
>>increase their stress levels.
>>
>>
>>To call someone rude is to disregard their perspective, experience and
>>point of view. (am I being rude too by pointing that out?)

>
> While I understand your point I think you are stretching it a little too ...