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Mazdy
10-19-2011, 01:44 PM
Saw this on FB

http://video.ak.fbcdn.net/cfs-ak-snc4/342741/945/291952284167596_7457.mp4?oh=44b7d641dadb903ea7c314 4b8e5d68aa&oe=4EA19A00&__gda__=1319213568_a3a2e87fe69e426f06af73c1c3e574f 3


*********** WARNING : Video IS be DISTURBING ***********

cwp_sedan
10-19-2011, 01:48 PM
Dude! Give more of a backstory to this. This was all in the news.

http://www.cbc.ca/m/touch/news/story/2011/10/18/china-hit-and-run-girl.html


A video showing a toddler being struck twice by vans and then ignored by passersby is sparking outrage in China and prompting soul-searching over why people didn't help the child.

The two-year-old girl, identified as Wang Yue, is in a coma in critical condition in the Guangzhou Military District General Hospital following Thursday's accident, state media reported Tuesday. The Guangzhou Daily quoted the hospital's head of neurosurgery as saying the girl is likely to remain in a vegetative state if she survives.

A closed-circuit television video obtained by state media shows the toddler wandering along a narrow market street in the city of Foshan when she is struck by a van. As several people walk or cycle by, the child lies in a pool of blood and is then hit by another van. All told local media count 18 people passing by before a trash collector finally picks up the child and gives her to a woman identified as her mother.

The case is the latest heavily publicized example of Chinese in distress being ignored by fellow citizens in a phenomenon seen as illustrating the corrosive effect China's headlong pursuit of economic growth has had on public ethics.

"This brings a blow to our morality," news reader Yan Yanzi from Southern Television Guangdong said in a report that has been uploaded to video-sharing sites. "Where was your conscience? It is really disappointing news to watch, really disappointing," she said at the end of the report.

The TV report has been viewed more than two million times on the internet television site of Youku.com Inc. China's version of Twitter, Sina Corp.'s Sina Weibo, has drawn 4.4 million comments and organized them under the hash tag "Please end the cold-heartedness."

Drivers arrested

Police arrested the driver of the second van the night of the accident and the driver of the first van, whose license plate was obscured in the surveillance video, on Sunday. Some online comments have demanded harsh punishment for the drivers.

"The drivers should be shot. No to any cooling down," Zeng Ziming said in a posting on his Sina Weibo feed.

The bitterest outrage, however, has been directed at those who ignored the injured child and at society's indifference. "Society is progressing, but human nature is regressing. These 18 passersby are afraid of getting themselves into trouble," said a Weibo posting under the name She De.

While decrying the decay in social morality, many commentators have also pointed to China's lack of legal protections, such as a "Good Samaritan" law that would protect people from lawsuits if they try to help others in distress.

In another case that touched off public debate, an 81-year-old woman who had fallen to the ground unconscious accused a bus driver who tried to help her of knocking her over and causing her injury in the first place. Last week, state media reported that an American woman saved a Chinese woman from drowning in West Lake, a famous scenic spot in the eastern city of Hangzhou; commentators noted that only a foreigner would dare such a rescue.

"Although saving people constantly brings 'trouble,' nonetheless, ignoring the dying or even helping with evil acts by negligence is ripping apart society's ethical baseline and dissolving any sense of conscience deep in the souls of the public," commentator Li Hongbing wrote in Tuesday's People's Daily, the flagship newspaper of the ruling Communist Party.

© The Canadian Press, 2011

rzapata
10-19-2011, 01:51 PM
Truly disturbing sir.... Man, I think I felt some sort of tingling in my stomach when I saw this... My coworkers saw it and were all shocked. Really, those people, somehow somewhere in this life, they will get what they deserve.....

Mazdy
10-19-2011, 01:51 PM
Sorry i just saw it on FB...but thanx for adding the info...i was just reading the story now..


Dude! Give more of a backstory to this. This was all in the news.

http://www.cbc.ca/m/touch/news/story/2011/10/18/china-hit-and-run-girl.html

cwp_sedan
10-19-2011, 01:53 PM
It's sad that people can just ignore someone like that, injured or not. Pathetic IMO.

Hyperion
10-19-2011, 01:55 PM
Oh China.
Only there would helping a person get you in trouble.

Mazdy
10-19-2011, 02:05 PM
I know!!! And its a fcking toddler too!!!!


It's sad that people can just ignore someone like that, injured or not. Pathetic IMO.

London3
10-19-2011, 02:08 PM
Kitty Genovese- something happened to her and it sparked a psych investigation which basically explains this horrid thing called "bystander effect" or "Genovese Syndrome." I remember reading about it first year and was disgusted.
Pretty sick stuff.

Booostin
10-19-2011, 02:12 PM
No empathy

Slade
10-19-2011, 02:27 PM
Wow, I could see that happening here though, a lot of people only look out for themselves these days.

A coworker was just on a week trip to China and said the order there is 4 wheeled vehicles are first priority, 2 wheeled 2nd, and pedestrians fight for them self, not to make an excuse.

Why was the parent's not looking after the kid? How did they manage to wander into traffic?

Booostin
10-19-2011, 02:30 PM
Wow, I could see that happening here though, a lot of people only look out for themselves these days.

A coworker was just on a week trip to China and said the order there is 4 wheeled vehicles are first priority, 2 wheeled 2nd, and pedestrians fight for them self, not to make an excuse.

Why was the parent's not looking after the kid? How did they manage to wander into traffic?

Really? I cant see that happening here at all.

KenYork
10-19-2011, 02:30 PM
Help someone in North America and you'll probably looked to be sued if a little thing goes wrong. That is what is happening in our society.

When and where and whether to stick your nose into business that is not yours if someone is getting picked on or hurt/abused. Very touchy subject, in any case.


Run a scenario in your head and decide:

Boyfriend/girlfriend fight in street, he slaps her, you step in to be the knight. You give number to her as witness. Next day cops at your door for assult as the team against you.


People are animals and no matter how civilized we are, we all still have instincts. Are probably more dangerous to our own kind than any other living thing.

Mitchell3
10-19-2011, 07:42 PM
This is actually more common than most people think in terms of psychology. The bystander effect is when people do not offer help when other people are around. The theory is, the more bystanders the less likely you are to receive help because everyone assumes someone else is taking responsibility. Of course it doesnt affect everyone. And of course there are those that are only in this world for themselves. if it even applys to this case its a bit of an extreme example..

What I dont understand is how you can hit a person, stop, continue running them over.. THEN SOMEONE ELSE DOES IT. And neither of them give a hoot that they went over a huge bump that never existed there before and go and check what that was.

boyracer
10-19-2011, 08:59 PM
:sad. sad, just very very sad

peterm15
10-19-2011, 09:15 PM
Kitty Genovese- something happened to her and it sparked a psych investigation which basically explains this horrid thing called "bystander effect" or "Genovese Syndrome." I remember reading about it first year and was disgusted.
Pretty sick stuff.

1963 i think Doesnt matter.

Kitty Genovese being murdered in the street screaming for hours and many people heard. No one did anything. The man actually left and came back a few hours later to finish the job.

What really makes me sick is a gta Chinese newspaper says it no big deal and western culture is being racist toward Chinese people.

I'll look for that article and post it up if i can.

The Wolf
10-19-2011, 09:18 PM
What really makes me sick is a gta Chinese newspaper says it no big deal and western culture is being racist toward Chinese people.

WOWWW seriously.
I can see ignorant people bringing race into it... but the outrage expressed would be the same no matter where this happened.

RedRaptor
10-19-2011, 09:23 PM
This isn't a "Chinese" thing and trust me I have no love for China eventhough I am Chinese by blood.

Western culture convinces us we are "better" than others around the world because we would be the knight. Its not the same society over there and in a society where you could go to jail for helping someone, is this something you want to risk? I bet most of us wouldn't risk it all especially the ones with a family.

Did no one read the article on how the homeless women that helped the child was accussed of doing it for money? Again, you can't win over there.

I am more disgusted with the two drivers than just ran of the kid. They must realize that the bump they experienced isn't a Toronto massive pothole.

Everyone thinks their are a hero when they sitting on the couch or behind a keyboard. But KenYork is right, you see a man abusing his gf, would you step in knowing he might be able to hurt you?

You don't want to get involved in other people's business.

peterm15
10-19-2011, 09:30 PM
here we go


The tragic story of a Chinese toddler struck by two vehicles while more than a dozen bystanders stood idly by has stirred up a hive of mixed emotions for Canada's Chinese community. Ray Chan, Toronto editor at Chinese-language newspaper Sing Tao Daily, said the story warrants only moderate coverage. The fact that the incident took place five days ago in an area well outside of its usual Canadian focus, coupled with tepid community interest, ensured the paper never treated it as a top story, he said. Victor Wong, executive director of the Chinese Canadian National Council, said the English media treatment plays to a long-standing tradition of portraying China as a backwards and irresponsible nation. Could Do you agree with Chan and Wong, or would this kind of incident only occur in China?



and you can listen to it here

http://www.640toronto.com/HostsandShows/MikeStafford/Main.aspx

Just so everyone knows i IN NO WAY AGREE WITH ANY IF THIS, i dont blame a culture just the people directly involved.

but i do think this editor and executive director of the Chinese Canadian National Council should be removed from their posisitions. we dont need people like this in canada

peterm15
10-19-2011, 09:40 PM
Everyone thinks their are a hero when they sitting on the couch or behind a keyboard. But KenYork is right, you see a man abusing his gf, would you step in knowing he might be able to hurt you? .

Yes I have done so many times

I do agree though. Its called something like a bystandard law. You can be charged for helping.

Doesn't mean you can't call someone though

Fuyuzora
10-19-2011, 11:32 PM
It's called the Good Samaritan Act, and is designed to protect people from liability when they are selflessly acting with the intent of helping another, even if it may have unforeseen consequences:


Protection from Liability
2. (1) Despite the rules of common law, a person described in subsection (2) who voluntarily and without reasonable expectation of compensation or reward provides the services described in that subsection is not liable for damages that result from the person’s negligence in acting or failing to act while providing the services, unless it is established that the damages were caused by the gross negligence of the person. 2001, c. 2, s. 2 (1).

As for stepping into an altercation to break it up, do be aware that the price can be very high, as recent news reminds us:


An 18-year-old who was stabbed early Saturday morning while trying to intervene in a fight has succumbed to his injuries.

The teenaged Good Samaritan's family has been notified, and police have identified him as Surrey resident Jamie Kehoe.

Kehoe tried to step in after an altercation between two women and a man broke out at around midnight on a bus that was stopped at the intersection of 72nd Ave. and 128th St.

He was stabbed in the upper chest by one of the participants and taken to hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.

http://www.ctvbc.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20111009/bc_good_samaritan_dies_111009

joedemarco
10-20-2011, 12:03 AM
This is disgusting, literally makes me feel sick! How could someone not stop for a toddler in the road? Its not like they could see her from when they entered the sight of the camera, there was noone b/w her and the first vehicle!! Im sorry, but I agree that the operators of the vehicles deserve some kind of physical punishment for this disgusting act on a little girl...to carelessly run a person (nvm a baby) over with a vehicle deserves something harsh.

I know I'm "one of those guys" that wishes the worst on people, but I agree with capital punishment (if correctly proven guilty), I agree in self - defense (being able to shoot someone that intrudes your house, even though we cant legally do it here in Canada, I would not hesitate to shoot an intruder in my house...I am a hunter, I do own firearms, so Im not talking shit.)

I believe in people getting what they deserve, and these people deserve pain, call me sick, call me twisted thats fine...but I stand by it. No person should be harmed or killed because some other person doesnt give a f***.

:flaming :complain :rant

ZeroChalk
10-20-2011, 12:25 AM
I don't see this incident any different from a 'hit and run' from any culture. Driver is not paying attention, hits a person.. thinks of the trouble they are going to get in to and decides to flee the scene. Is it despicable, yes. Is it morally wrong.. definitely! It's sad to see people neglect the child, but how people react is different depending on where you live world. In areas where there is poverty, there's really no such thing as human compassion (aside from the government assistance, or NGO /charitable programs). People just look out for themselves... it's somebody elses problem and not there's. Selfish yes, but they can only afford to look out for themselves.

RedRaptor
10-20-2011, 01:46 AM
This is disgusting, literally makes me feel sick! How could someone not stop for a toddler in the road? Its not like they could see her from when they entered the sight of the camera, there was noone b/w her and the first vehicle!! Im sorry, but I agree that the operators of the vehicles deserve some kind of physical punishment for this disgusting act on a little girl...to carelessly run a person (nvm a baby) over with a vehicle deserves something harsh.

I know I'm "one of those guys" that wishes the worst on people, but I agree with capital punishment (if correctly proven guilty), I agree in self - defense (being able to shoot someone that intrudes your house, even though we cant legally do it here in Canada, I would not hesitate to shoot an intruder in my house...I am a hunter, I do own firearms, so Im not talking shit.)

I believe in people getting what they deserve, and these people deserve pain, call me sick, call me twisted thats fine...but I stand by it. No person should be harmed or killed because some other person doesnt give a f***.

:flaming :complain :rant

Wow.

Did you take your meds today?

To come out and say you'll kill someone or someone deserves to be killed is a little over the top. Yes they are evil people in this world but I don't think its our choice to decide who lives and dies.

I love it when hunters talk tough because they have a rifle and license to kill an animal.

Try killing a man and see how that changes you, then come back and provide feedback. Join the the Forces .

iconicrocket
10-20-2011, 02:34 AM
Here's cnn story on it. This is soooo sad. I have a 1 year old niece and this hits home.


http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/world/2011/10/18/yoon-china-toddler-hit-family.cnn

Booostin
10-20-2011, 08:10 AM
Wow.

Did you take your meds today?

To come out and say you'll kill someone or someone deserves to be killed is a little over the top. Yes they are evil people in this world but I don't think its our choice to decide who lives and dies.

I love it when hunters talk tough because they have a rifle and license to kill an animal.

Try killing a man and see how that changes you, then come back and provide feedback. Join the the Forces .

Speaking hypothetically, what if someone rapped and killed your wife/daughter ? Would you not want them to rot in hell?

The Wolf
10-20-2011, 08:19 AM
Wow, this just went off the rails....


Anyway, keeping this off-topic, I think it's clear that there should be some sort pf psychological evaluation required to own or handle a firearm....

peterm15
10-20-2011, 08:41 AM
It's called the Good Samaritan Act, and is designed to protect people from liability when they are selflessly acting with the intent of helping another, even if it may have unforeseen consequences:



As for stepping into an altercation to break it up, do be aware that the price can be very high, as recent news reminds us:



http://www.ctvbc.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20111009/bc_good_samaritan_dies_111009

I haven't read the rest of the posts but by no means am I disagreeing with you. I also believe the worst comes down to the drivers. I do also believe that if that law was in china the scene would have been different.

I do know how dangerous stepping in can be but I don't feel as I have an option sometimes. Wether it be calming a situation until police arrives.
My gfs cousin was murdered because he stepped in. And knowing him if he could send a message from beyond it would be he would do it again.

midnightfxgt
10-20-2011, 09:01 AM
To compare this to a guy/girl fight in the street is crazy anyways. This is an innocent child! I really don't think you would have 18ppl walk past a bloody, injured toddler here in Canada. I agree that people tend to look out for #1 more these days here, but I do not think we are at the level of disgust shown in the video. At least I would hope not. :(

KenYork
10-20-2011, 09:01 AM
This is disgusting, literally makes me feel sick! How could someone not stop for a toddler in the road? Its not like they could see her from when they entered the sight of the camera, there was noone b/w her and the first vehicle!! Im sorry, but I agree that the operators of the vehicles deserve some kind of physical punishment for this disgusting act on a little girl...to carelessly run a person (nvm a baby) over with a vehicle deserves something harsh.

I know I'm "one of those guys" that wishes the worst on people, but I agree with capital punishment (if correctly proven guilty), I agree in self - defense (being able to shoot someone that intrudes your house, even though we cant legally do it here in Canada, I would not hesitate to shoot an intruder in my house...I am a hunter, I do own firearms, so Im not talking shit.)

I believe in people getting what they deserve, and these people deserve pain, call me sick, call me twisted thats fine...but I stand by it. No person should be harmed or killed because some other person doesnt give a f***.

:flaming :complain :rant

Capital punishment +1

Self-defense +1. Not for intrusion, only for actual danger(weapon in hand).

View to kill. +1

Let fate lead the way, I don't create it. I'm not going out to kill someone, but if need be i will not hesitate. Someone comes after me with a beer bottle, there is no telling where the bottle will be in the end.

Killing is killing, man or beast. It's like people who can't eat anything with the head still on it(fish, chicken, even pig).


I haven't read the rest of the posts but by no means am I disagreeing with you. I also believe the worst comes down to the drivers. I do also believe that if that law was in china the scene would have been different.

I do know how dangerous stepping in can be but I don't feel as I have an option sometimes. Wether it be calming a situation until police arrives.
My gfs cousin was murdered because he stepped in. And knowing him if he could send a message from beyond it would be he would do it again.

Yes I would lose my life and do it again. But I have responsibilities now(own family). Need to think twice and more.

Woulda, coulda, shoulda.... Can't. Sucks.

You keep thinking back and it's not really any of your concern.

Soulsofmischief
10-20-2011, 12:37 PM
as a father i cant imagine seeing a child in distress and jus walk by like its someone's ice cream that had fallen on the floor.. thats just a lack of humanity, I personally dont give a s**t about being sued or whatever ( not that it wouldnt happen, i just mean that i wouldnt think about it at the moment ) id still help in whatever i can when i can.

i read somwhere that the driver had stated that he hoped ( maybe not hoped but was more ok with ) the child dying instead of being injured as the payout can be exponentially bigger for injury then for death. that shows you the lack of respect and value on life in an overpopulated region.

again its hard to imagine this, to walk by and nothing? hell I havent seen the actual video and refuse to see it, cause i see my little girls face on every child.

XTOTHEL
10-20-2011, 02:09 PM
I am not surprised that the people in China behaved this way. Am I disappointed? Yes, but the people you saw passing the little girl probably work for maybe $200 CND a month if they're lucky. If they get something like this on their hands, it would mean they'll loose literally everything and the whole family will end up on the streets. Generally, people in China are very money-oriented and greedy. They take any/every opportunity to gain money. Even if the people walking by did help the little girl, they don't know if the parents/grandparents will see it as an opportunity to gain some unexpected cash and blame it on whoever helped the kid. The women who did help the kid got lucky, but by the looks of it, she didn't have much to loose and is already someone living well below standards.

It is way different than what would happen here. Even if the people you helped were to sue you, you'd be able to hire a lawyer or one would be provided for you, plus the government would provide assistance to you.

Also those two ****ing drivers better get the worst punishment.

ElectroJay
10-20-2011, 07:10 PM
this is sickening :(

Hyperion
10-20-2011, 09:47 PM
Aaaand as we predicted: The neighbors are now harassing her because she apparently did it for fame.
http://the-diplomat.com/china-power/2011/10/20/chen-xianmei%E2%80%99s-tragedy/

joedemarco
10-20-2011, 10:25 PM
Wow.

Did you take your meds today?

To come out and say you'll kill someone or someone deserves to be killed is a little over the top. Yes they are evil people in this world but I don't think its our choice to decide who lives and dies.

I love it when hunters talk tough because they have a rifle and license to kill an animal.

Try killing a man and see how that changes you, then come back and provide feedback. Join the the Forces .


Never did I say that I am as brave or braver than the men and women in the armed forces...all I simply said was yes, I will kill someone who intruded my house with the intention of hurting someone in my family, or a loved one...100%. The gun comment was simply to state that this is not hypothetical, this is for real. I could never go out and kill a human being for no reason, only by the means of self-defense could I kill a man.

The fine people of the Canadian Armed forces are brave unique beings who are trained purposely to kill, that is not something I could do.

I am PERFECTLY HEALTHY MINDED, unless your a psychologist...dont start telling people who needs meds. I am entitled to my opinion, and i feel people will learn to react to situations like this when there is punushment involved.

@Sawatsky: you clearly dont know the first thing about gaining a firearms license, ive owned and shot guns since I was 12...im the most trust worthy person you can meet, the last thing I would do is fire a gun at a human for no reason

@ BOTH OF YOU: read Booostin 's post...Thanks anthony for understanding my POV and getting the right message out of it instead of thinking I need Psychological help.

@KenYork: Your comment on not intrusion, I wouldnt shoot someone just for entering, it would be on the same basis that you stated...my apologies for not making that clearer. Obviously if they brokein to take shit, then I would only use the firearm to attempt to remove them from the house and in case they pull a weapon and my life is in danger would I squeeze the trigger.

"Let fate lead the way, I don't create it. I'm not going out to kill someone, but if need be i will not hesitate. Someone comes after me with a beer bottle, there is no telling where the bottle will be in the end."

+1

Thanks to Anthony and KenYork for using your head and common sense to get my message...for the rest of the people that think I need help...watch "Law Abiding Citizen" movie or not, that shit happens every day...and I am ******* sick of it, I wont let it happen to my family, if you think I'm sick because of that...maybe you need some re- evaluation.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCHtw6WbbnM -------- watch it. This is why I feel the way I do, we shared the same feelings.

This is why I think that the people who hit the child should be prosecuted and should be dealt with in the same horrific manner that that young CHILD had to deal with, suffering and not having a clue what to do about it. This is more about repeat offenders, but I feel it relates to the situation and I think that Canada and the USA should learn something from this because he is right.

Fuman
10-20-2011, 11:34 PM
@joedemarco
If this was premeditated, I would understand more so regarding the desire to inflict physical harm.
However, in this case it was an accident. Although, fleeing the scene of an accident is clearly in the wrong, some people simply go into shock, freak out and drive off. The first driver was arrested on the same day, while the other driver surrendered the second day [ or so I read ].

The drivers should be prosecuted, but inflicting physical harm does nothing to help the situation.

joedemarco
10-20-2011, 11:44 PM
@joedemarco
If this was premeditated, I would understand more so regarding the desire to inflict physical harm.
However, in this case it was an accident. Although, fleeing the scene of an accident is clearly in the wrong, some people simply go into shock, freak out and drive off. The first driver was arrested on the same day, while the other driver surrendered the second day [ or so I read ].

The drivers should be prosecuted, but inflicting physical harm does nothing to help the situation.

Im have to disagree, I truly believe that we all learn how NOT to do things when we see bad things happen to other people, running a child over in an empty street is NOT AN ACCIDENT, shame on you for even thinking that! there was noone there and there was clearly a CHILD on the road. There is no excuse for what happened, he should have been paying attention and if that wasnt the case then he did it deliberately...thats the way I see it, can you maybe give me a different perspective? Im trying to be open to suggestions.

I can have some sympathy for the fact that yes, the driver is human, when that happens we freak out, so I give credit to the fact that he/she turns themselves in, but on the event that they refused to stop, physical pain is due...the emotional pain that that mother is going through (and yes she should have been watching her child) is greater than any physical pain that we can inflict on the driver, but to be ignorant enough to not want to stop when a child is in the road, no I'm sorry but for everyone to say that "I expected that from Asians" (i dont mean all asians im unsure of what country this occured in ATM) shows me that something needs to be done about it, and if every time a person gets in their car they need to be worried that they may experience pain if they stupidly hurt a human being, then so be it, but I can GUARANTEE that that culture will change its ignorant ways.

Thats my perspective.

XTOTHEL
10-20-2011, 11:46 PM
The drivers should be prosecuted, but inflicting physical harm does nothing to help the situation.
not when they're fking retards as demonstrated in the video. one less retard on the road do us(them) all good.

ZeroChalk
10-21-2011, 12:30 AM
This is why I think that the people who hit the child should be prosecuted and should be dealt with in the same horrific manner that that young CHILD had to deal with, suffering and not having a clue what to do about it. This is more about repeat offenders, but I feel it relates to the situation and I think that Canada and the USA should learn something from this because he is right.

I been following this for the last couple of days and there are a lot of knee-jerk reactions! Emotions are running high and we are acting like judge, jury, and executioner; ready to condemn a society for the acts of a few. We don't even know the basics, was it intentional? was it initially an accident? Why wasn't the mother watching over her child? I don't think any culture has complete neglect for one another - unless maybe it's some war-torn ravaged country. If anything, it is embarrassing as a lot of ignorant people will take this example, an outlier, and generalize a whole nation.

I won't say I'm completely against capital punishment but it is certainly not the way to change how people act (hasn't worked for the US). This incident is not so much about a child being hit by a car but more of how people reacted. What changes a culture is not by instilling strict rules and penalties but teaching empathy - to become a better person.

Fuman
10-21-2011, 12:30 AM
@joedemarco
I re-watched the video, and I got this mixed up with a different accident. The first driver clearly stopped, and kept going. The shock argument I used previously can't be applied here. I understand why you are very upset about this and the desire to inflict harm to the driver. I do not know what is what right thing to do after re-watching this video.


@XTOTHEL
Do you mean banning them from driving or executing them? I'm not quite sure what you are getting at.

edit:Another wtf is wrong with people (http://the-diplomat.com/china-power/2011/10/20/chen-xianmei%E2%80%99s-tragedy/), this is related to the video.

m3rk
10-21-2011, 01:12 AM
.... That's ****** horrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

XTOTHEL
10-21-2011, 01:57 AM
**** http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/20/world/asia/china-toddler-dead/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

chan7
10-21-2011, 08:36 AM
**** http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/20/world/asia/china-toddler-dead/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

very sad news :sad... heard this on citytv this morning.

Soulsofmischief
10-21-2011, 11:16 AM
**** http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/20/world/asia/china-toddler-dead/index.html?hpt=hp_t2


this both saddens and infuriates me at the same time.

angelaTRICIA
10-21-2011, 11:43 AM
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m3rk
10-21-2011, 12:08 PM
...... :(:(:(:(