Questions: Family & Friends

This is an inflight trial, feel free to be anon if you might be called for future jury duty.

In short... Neely was irate and a train passenger held him down til he died.

Neely had lost his parents, had failed in life as a Michael Jackson impersonator... was at minimum hungry and lost. The system failed him, parents failed, and nyc... has little compasion for such persons.

The solution in NYC in general is to ignore people until they go away. Sometimes, there's altercations. In this case, Daniel Penny engagd and held him down to protect himself and others. Neely died while being restrained.

How would you handle an irate person that is scaring passengers and making demands... e. g. wants help? NOTE: Neely as I understand did not touch or assault anyone (as far as I know).

https://www.foxnews.com/us/man-who-helped-daniel-penny-pin-down-jordan-neely-says-marine-wasnt-holding-tight-enough?dicbo=v2-BniQwoS

I am recently engaged, so I will say upfront I am very grateful about that and I am not nearly as lonely or stressed as I used to be. I love my fiance dearly.

Although, I just did some reflection and realized I do only have one or two good male friends and have lost many friends throughout the years.

I was wondering if this is normal.