EPTWhat a poor, pitiful girl.
Chinese Toddler Run Over, No One Helps! - Page 30
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aethereality
Canada62 Posts
What a poor, pitiful girl. | ||
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crc
Australia256 Posts
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Neurosis
United States893 Posts
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teddyoojo
Germany22369 Posts
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nodnod
New Zealand172 Posts
then he said that's better for him to have killed the girl rather than letting her live injured because it'd COST HIM LESS (I think he quoted something like a 3,500 USD fine if she's dead vs a 16,000 USD fine if she's injured). AND THEN... when the reporter got in touch with him, he admitted that + Show Spoiler + he would pay the fine but not turn himself in, and he already bought a train ticket to escape to a remote province. EDIT: source (in chinese) | ||
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Darack
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There's nothing to say about that...I'm speechless. | ||
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ControlMonkey
Australia3109 Posts
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Zeiasweigha
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danteafk
307 Posts
this video makes me sick what are those people ? so cruel. | ||
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kellymilkies
Singapore1393 Posts
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Terminal
United Kingdom2109 Posts
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Magic_Mike
United States542 Posts
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FreedomPeacer
Canada67 Posts
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RogerX
New Zealand3180 Posts
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Arunu
Netherlands111 Posts
On October 18 2011 18:44 Terminal wrote: Oh wow, jesus christ. Must be some pretty fucked up society for nobody to even look twice. Damn. Just thankful to live in a place where most certainly everyone would do something. don't be so sure , many people claim they would always help, but when push comes to shove there are plenty that actually freeze up or do nothing. can recall a number of incidents here too where bystanders in crisis situations did nothing resulting in death or the likes. and ofcourse also plenty where people did actually help. moral of the story : it's a human issue , not related to China as others seemed to have suggested in this thread. that video is absolutely shocking. | ||
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xza
Singapore1600 Posts
 Edit says shes died Cruel world we live in man... | ||
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
On October 18 2011 18:53 Arunu wrote: don't be so sure , many people claim they would always help, but when push comes to shove there are plenty that actually freeze up or do nothing. can recall a number of incidents here too where bystanders in crisis situations did nothing resulting in death or the likes. and ofcourse also plenty where people did actually help. moral of the story : it's a human issue , not related to China as others seemed to have suggested in this thread. that video is absolutely shocking. It's more than a human issue considering Chinese people are terrified of being good Samaritans thanks to ridiculous laws / precedents. | ||
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sephius
United Kingdom200 Posts
My sympathy goes to the parents, I can't imagine what they're going through right now. I hope the driver is bought to justice. It's beyond me how he just drove off like that. | ||
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Arunu
Netherlands111 Posts
It's more than a human issue considering Chinese people are terrified of being good Samaritans thanks to ridiculous laws / precedents. Probably to an extent yes, but in Holland we do have a version of the good samaritan law, you are expected to help, and it still happens. you're right that the precedent doesnt exactly help though and is a batshit crazy ruling. | ||
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Paperplane
Netherlands1823 Posts
What's nearly as disgusting as the video is some Chinese criticizing the woman who helped the child that she only did it to become famous. | ||
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