Priority Seat

Do you know what the hell is "Priority Seat". On the train in Japan, in every car, they usually have a "Priority Seat" for oldies or pregnant woman to sit. With red-colored, it is very easy to be seen.

Why the hell do they have to had these seats? As far as I concern (in very bad temper), I usually see a lot of youngsters ( I'd like to call them youngling, unuseful pathetic young Japanese) Okay, younglings, they sit and don't really care about who is standing up in front of them. I sometimes give seats for silvers (that is what they called old people here, I think it is that oldies' hair become silver shinning) and that a shame, why don't they Japanese people loves each other!! That may be the reason why "Priority Seat" was made.

Think about it, "Do you need any priority seat if your people are kind enough??" I don't think so.