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Shenzhen for hiking? WTF?
You have the fantastic hiking trails of HK just over the border. Why would anyone go to SZ for hiking.
And I assume you've been to SZ twice and mugged once, otherwise you've either been very unlucky or very careless or talking about Doumen.
Guandong is not as dangerous as you are making out.
Just been reported the poor child passed away. RIP Little one
Yes, very sad. The parents must be a mess.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigtopskinnylegs
still trolling this thread moogy :mid:
Outpouring of grief as little Yue Yue dies | The Jakarta Post
A lot of Chinese now joining the online berate-a-thon.
$$$$? What a bunch of heartless, speculative nonsense. Speak for yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by socalagreeQuote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracudaI'm afraid if it comes down to helping out someone else's injured child against feeding your family for a month, it's a pretty shit choice don't you think? You don't know the circumstances of the people that chose not to get involved, so I wouldn't necessarily judge them without the facts.Quote:
Originally Posted by KoojoAgreed, but a 2 year old child lying bleeding to death right in front of you?Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
Anyone with a heart and soul would help and fuck the cost.
That's what happens when you have private medicine, the poor cannot afford it, and they damned sure can't afford to pay for it for strangers.
It's the system that's fucked.
In Britain and many other countries, ANYONE could have taken this child straight to a hospital without a worry.
That's what you should be angry about, and if you aren't, stop fucking whining about it.
Let's say, for example, you have a family and a mortgage and you earn 30 grand a year. And let's say, for the sake of argument, taking this sick kid to hospital would cost you a year's salary?
Would you still do it?
I very much fucking doubt it.
Maybe Al Shag - or maybe it's the legions of cyber-posters the government employs spewing out fake-heartbreak. Like you say who knows for sure? In the West, big governments and corporations (esp PR and spin-firms) do the same. If the CCP knows its people, then that may be the way to fil the void.Quote:
Originally Posted by Albert Shagnasty
Tom's right. Totalitarian systems are fraudulent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom SawyerMaybe Al Shag - or maybe it's the legions of cyber-posters the government employs spewing out fake-heartbreak. Like you say who knows for sure? In the West, big governments and corporations (esp PR and spin-firms) do the same. If the CCP knows its people, then that may be the way to fil the void.Quote:
Originally Posted by Albert Shagnasty
If the reactions are fake, what else could be fake in this episode - if it has been choreographed for some PR reason. The original film, the accident, the death? Tom, whaddaya reckon?
Get out the tin foil hats folks.
Another similar story being reported...
Xiong Maoke, 5, dies in latest horrific Chinese traffic accident | Mail Online
Maybe the Western press are interested in digging out these stories now to further demonise the Chinese and their way of thinking?... Pretty horrible anyway...
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A lorry driver ran over a five-year-old boy – and then reversed over him to make sure he was dead in an apparent attempt to avoid footing hospital bills for the child.
The sickening incident happened in Luzhou, western China, when driver Ao Yong hit Xiong Maoke as he left home to walk to school.
Witness Zhang Shifen said: ‘I saw the truck move back a little and then move forward again. Xiong became wrapped up in the wheel and the truck continued forward another ten yards.’
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Fatal: Xiong Maoke's mother sits beside the truck that killed her five-year-old son
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Sickening: The truck that killed Xiong as he was walked home to school in Luzhou, western China
Other passers-by said the lorry driver jumped from his cab after hitting the boy. They claimed Yong then asked: ‘How much shall I pay?’
Police said Yong, a 35-year-old lorry driver from Luxian, argued with the boy’s family about the size of the damages for seven hours.
After the latest incident, Yong denied reversing over the boy to kill him. Last night, police and government staff insisted Xiong died on impact.
Their investigation ruled that Yong was the first person to call the police after his truck hit the boy in the village of Yunfeng, in Luzhou, Sichuan province.
They said his body was not removed immediately because angry villagers were demanding instant compensation from the driver.
In heartrending scenes, the boy's mother sat shocked next to the covered body of her five-year-old son.
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Originally Posted by rawlins
Thats right. Though the media itself is indifferent to China. What it sees is its useless mob of drone-like, impressionable readers alighting on a theme like flies around a bull's arse, and it simply feeds them.
So that if they had biased opinions before, now they can have even more opinions.
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Originally Posted by Bung
Yes, in my observation Asians are a particularly heartless lot. Much more so than Westerners. Chinese and Thais especially.
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Originally Posted by DrAndyQuote:
Originally Posted by socalmaybe its just outside of an abortion clinic. A doctor got pissed off and threw one out the window.Quote:
Originally Posted by khmen
not even remotely funny, Socal
a 2 year old abortion? not only are you a callous kunt, but an ignorant one too
socal is a confirmed retard
Are you saying you don't think that the Chinese government has legions of paid people working around the clock writing counter-spin? Please confirm if that's your belief. Cause you're as naive as Jethro my boy.. Every high-level player is doing that. Corporates too.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Ghost_Of_The_MoogTom's right. Totalitarian systems are fraudulent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom SawyerMaybe Al Shag - or maybe it's the legions of cyber-posters the government employs spewing out fake-heartbreak. Like you say who knows for sure? In the West, big governments and corporations (esp PR and spin-firms) do the same. If the CCP knows its people, then that may be the way to fil the void.Quote:
Originally Posted by Albert Shagnasty
If the reactions are fake, what else could be fake in this episode - if it has been choreographed for some PR reason. The original film, the accident, the death? Tom, whaddaya reckon?
They do, and that why this story is suspect - as you say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom SawyerAre you saying you don't think that the Chinese government has legions of paid people working around the clock writing counter-spin? Please confirm if that's your belief. Cause you're as naive as Jethro my boy.. Every high-level player is doing that. Corporates too.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Ghost_Of_The_MoogTom's right. Totalitarian systems are fraudulent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom SawyerMaybe Al Shag - or maybe it's the legions of cyber-posters the government employs spewing out fake-heartbreak. Like you say who knows for sure? In the West, big governments and corporations (esp PR and spin-firms) do the same. If the CCP knows its people, then that may be the way to fil the void.Quote:
Originally Posted by Albert Shagnasty
If the reactions are fake, what else could be fake in this episode - if it has been choreographed for some PR reason. The original film, the accident, the death? Tom, whaddaya reckon?
For example - in China you can buy subscribers to your Twitter account (its not called Twitter there - its banned obviously - I think its called Weiba, or something like that). It costs about RMB 10 for 1000 recipients.
Now that particular example is not totalitarian, its just some other quirk, but yes, China sourced stories have more than meets the eye.
So I think we actually agree.
It's true, but in this case I can't see any reason they would fake an accident like that in the first place.
Ridiculous idea.
I also think they wouldn't be likely to fake an accident. If they did fake the sympathetic responses, I think it has backfired, as the media elsewhere is now on the lookout for more stories of Chinese beastliness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Koojo
So, if anything, I would the authorities would take it in the other direction. A clampdown on people posting socially inflammatory stories of anti-social behaviour.
If you want see the Chinese propoganda machine in action go to the china daily forums, they are good.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Ghost_Of_The_MoogI also think they wouldn't be likely to fake an accident. If they did fake the sympathetic responses, I think it has backfired, as the media elsewhere is now on the lookout for more stories of Chinese beastliness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Koojo
So, if anything, I would the authorities would take it in the other direction. A clampdown on people posting socially inflammatory stories of anti-social behaviour.
Chinese driver on trial over toddler left to die
May 27, 2012
BEIJING(AP) — State media in China say a trial has begun for a man accused of driving a minivan that ran over a toddler on a busy street. The case sparked outrage after the little girl was ignored as she lay dying on the road.
The official Xinhua News Agency reported Friday that Hu Jun was charged with the wrongful death of 2-year-old Wang Yue in the southern city of Foshan.
Video footage shows the van striking the toddler and then resuming driving, rolling its back right wheel over her.
Over the next seven minutes, 18 people walked or cycled by the child. Another van struck her before a scrap picker scooped her up as the girl’s mother came looking for her.
The child died a week later, but the incident caused soul searching among Chinese over declining morality.
asiancorrespondent.com
Just another scalpel free abortion. Not a big deal really.Quote:
Originally Posted by LorenzoQuote:
Originally Posted by Bung
Yes, in my observation Asians are a particularly heartless lot. Much more so than Westerners. Chinese and Thais especially.
^What exactly happened in your past to make you become such a bitter, ugly individual?
Seriously, what a cuntish thing to say-I can only assume that you yourself were an unwanted, unplanned and unloved child to want to come out with such a thing.
Just pointing out the utter hypocrisy. Anyone pro abortion shouldn't have a problem with these two stories.Quote:
Originally Posted by khmen
BTW I have a brother a year older then me and 1 a year younger so I was definitely part of a eugenics operation. I wasnt a one off
For the love of Humanity I sincerly hope you are!Quote:
Originally Posted by socal
Every planned family is a small eugenics operation. That is what I was getting atQuote:
Originally Posted by Sailing into trouble
socal , you are beyond the pale nasty and you work at it .
get a fokin life .