CRAZY: Little girl get run over TWICE and no one gives a shit!



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JakeStratham said:
Might have something to do with the way China has traditionally treated girls versus boys. A sobering piece...

China: The world's new superpower is beginning the century of its supremacy with an alarming surplus of males | Mail Online
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I note that the Daily Mail still considers homosexuality to be up there with prostitution and war for great evils of the world:


All kinds of speculation is now seething about what might happen; a war to cull the surplus males, a rise in crime, a huge expansion in the prostitution that is already a major industry in every Chinese city, a rise in homosexuality.
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I read somewhere that the driver of the first van was arrested and charged with manslaughter or something, probably because of the publicity. He had also contacted the father of the girl and offered some $$ but the guy refused when he found out who he was.
 
All my fucking life, I've never learnt to be a bystander. Ever seen those small bike crashes that happen and people (mostly teenagers) just flank the accident location, all the while doing nothing? Well fuck these people.

I do stop my vehicle and go see what's up. But I also try and help as much as I can.

That is one of the most disturbing videos I have ever seen. Especially after the fucktard mowed down the baby, then stopped and moved over again.

So many bikers passed, so many people passed on foot and not one of them turned to take a look. Fuck these people.

There goes my fucking morning.
 
why no one give a shit, have a lot to do with this

Both cases, the death of Yueyue in particular, have provoked much public outrage and a nationwide discussion about morality in today's China. From Shanghai, someone with the cybername 60sunsetred wrote: "The Chinese people have arrived at their most morality-free moment!" There was plenty of condemnation of the cold-heartedness of the passersby. But, astonishingly, a large percentage of posters said they understood why the onlookers did not lend a helping hand. Some admitted they would do the same – for fear of getting into trouble and fear of facing another "Nanjing judge".

Let me explain the story of the muddle-headed Nanjing judge. In 2006, in the capital of Jiangsu province, a young man named Peng Yu helped an old woman who had fallen on the street and took her to a hospital and waited to see if the old woman was all right. Later, however, the woman and her family accused Peng of causing her fall. A judge decided in favour of the woman, based on the assumption that "Peng must be at fault. Otherwise why would he want to help?", saying that Peng acted against "common sense". The outcry from the public in support of Peng forced the court to adjust its verdict and resulted in Peng paying 10% of the costs instead of the total. Since that incident Peng has become a national cautionary tale: the Good Samaritan being framed by the beneficiary of their compassion.

It's true that in China you can get into trouble when you try to help. Weeks ago I spotted an accident on the fourth ring road in Beijing as I returned home one night. A man was hit by a "black car", an "illegal taxi", and his face was all bloody. Watched over by a crowd, the injured man behaved aggressively towards the driver. I got off my scooter. As I tried to pull the two men apart, I was struck myself. When I asked if anyone had reported this to the police, the driver said no. I couldn't believe that people just stared as if enjoying a free show, without doing anything. I called the helpline and the policemen turned up soon after.
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How can I be proud of my China if we are a nation of 1.4bn cold hearts? | Lijia Zhang | Comment is free | The Observer
 
This story makes me so sad and angry...

I talked to a few Chinese guys that I work with about this. They told me that people over there have become very cruel and insecure with all the scams that pull up in the streets.

Many times, the victim in an accident actually lie and blamed the person who helped is responsible for the accident or pull up some other shit.
 
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