Inspiring Video : A Little Boy Blocked Motorcylist Who Rode on Sidewalk
Riding your motorbike on a pavement is acute diseases in Indonesia society. Daily, Indonesian pedestrians have to see the place that should be for pedestrians have been confiscated by stupid riders.
What makes it worst, many people starts to acknowledge such think as normal and common. They have given up their fight for the right and prefer to avoid confrontations with motorcyclists that often are more ferocious.
It seems pedestrians have lost their hope of acquiring what their rights.
However, one little kid in Semarang, Central Java has shown that we should have never given up in this case. He fought the stupid riders by himself without fear.
Just take a look at his action. This video has become viral in Indonesia.
You see. He blocked a motorcyclist to make a pass on the sidewalk. What made it so awesome was that he did it without any backup.
so brave.
Eventually, his action was rewarded a new bicycle. The Mayor of Semarang City spared his time to come to the school where the boy studied and gave him the bicycle.
Very inspiring for me.
More than everything, we, Indonesians, should never consider or think that riding a motorcycle is normal, common. It breaks the law.
Sidewalk or pavement is a place for pedestrians, not motorbike.
What makes it worst, many people starts to acknowledge such think as normal and common. They have given up their fight for the right and prefer to avoid confrontations with motorcyclists that often are more ferocious.
It seems pedestrians have lost their hope of acquiring what their rights.
However, one little kid in Semarang, Central Java has shown that we should have never given up in this case. He fought the stupid riders by himself without fear.
Just take a look at his action. This video has become viral in Indonesia.
You see. He blocked a motorcyclist to make a pass on the sidewalk. What made it so awesome was that he did it without any backup.
so brave.
Eventually, his action was rewarded a new bicycle. The Mayor of Semarang City spared his time to come to the school where the boy studied and gave him the bicycle.
Very inspiring for me.
More than everything, we, Indonesians, should never consider or think that riding a motorcycle is normal, common. It breaks the law.
Sidewalk or pavement is a place for pedestrians, not motorbike.