A story was published today about a woman who was in the subway in London when a man approached her

screaming threatening to attack her and then he attacked her seemingly for no reason. Now this

woman is upset because she said two white men who looked like they were in their 50s refused

to help her, refused to intervene and then actually got up and left the subway cart. I keep hearing

stories about men who refused to intervene to protect women and children and so I started wondering

is this actually a recurring trend? Is this actually getting worse where men are no longer going

to step in to protect people? And if it is what's actually causing it?

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all greatly appreciated. From the Daily Mail, fashion chief executive who was attacked by six foot

northern line tube passenger, slams to white middle class men after they walked into next carriage

and left her to defend herself. Tomorrow's sincic was kicked and threatened while traveling to a

business meeting in central London yesterday. The mother of one told mail online children were

crying as the agitated man squared up to her and started violently attacking her in the middle of

the carriage. Recounting the incident she said I got on the tube at high gate and I was going to

old street. A man got on an archway. He was about six foot and around 30 to 35 years old and he

just started screaming. At first I thought he was some sort of performance artist but then it became

clear that he was not well. He was screaming and shouting at me saying things like I am going to

effing kick you. Then he did actually kick me. It was intimidating. He was a big guy and I am only

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