There is a line between something actually happened and something actually happened but you don't know it; seconds later moral issues take place in our little brains. In the movie of Three Colours : Red, it explains a bit, it would be all good if you do not know anything, everything is fine until you started to know more or accidentally you just knew it(doesn't matter if the thing directly happened to you, or even none of your business), how you react to it becomes an interruption to you, does it bother you? No matter what you do(or don't do), you will be doing it for your sake. If your "value" tells you the truth is "wrong", would you try to fix it? Oh, it is then because if you don't do anything, you would feel guilty about not doing anything, but if you try to do something(to make yourself feel better), don't you worry you would affect, break or destroy something beyond the matter? It is hard and huge to break the "norm" of relationships, people's lives, and societies. So you better not doing anything, be quiet, keep things to yourself, your thinkings and feelings would eventually get corrupted and corroded, and there you go, you become just one of "them", "they" make our society, "they" are normal, and "they" are people.
After all, if you feel nothing about what I talk about here, it's simply because either/both my English is really bad, or/and you are a selfish person.
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