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Taekwon
United States8155 Posts
On October 19 2011 15:10 baubo wrote: Umm... He states the truth. It actually is more harmful in general to move such a person in such an instance unless you have medical training. Everyone remember R.I.C.E. whenever you are forced into a situation where you MUST move bodies! ...Dam, that's ironic as hell. | ||
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GosuNinja
United States127 Posts
Just goes to show, there is bad AND good in the world. XD | ||
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FishForThought
Canada88 Posts
- Perform first aid on the child, call and wait for the ambulance to come while preventing future cars from hitting her. Chance that someone knew first aid? < 1% Chance that someone had a cell phone with them to call for help? <20% ( yeah, unlike people here, not everyone has a cell phone) Chance that someone will risk their life to stand in the middle of a 'lawless' road and stop incoming cars from hitting them? 0% You see, no one really have the ability to properly deal with the situation and nobody would risk their own life, so they just do what every normal person would do: Ignore it and assume that someone else will take care of it. Guess what? They were right.. because someone else did manage to take care of it. Maybe not as readily as one would like but someone did take care of it. If you guys want to blame this accident on someone blame it on the parents. | ||
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sisternx
Sweden61 Posts
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Release
United States4397 Posts
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David451
United States491 Posts
Shame on people using at as an excuse to vent their ignorant prejudices. | ||
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fuzzy_panda
New Zealand1681 Posts
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gameguard
Korea (South)2132 Posts
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fuzzy_panda
New Zealand1681 Posts
On October 19 2011 17:46 gameguard wrote: is it really that common for chinese people to backstab someone that helped them? Is it for the money or do they genuinely believe that anyone who helps a stranger in china must be suspected? And did they seriously ruled that "common sense" dictates that the culprit of the crime would be the one that is likely to help out? So ass backwards.. :/ unfortunately the answer to most of those is yes. as people have pointed out the 06 case was ruled based on common sense. the communist party and the cultural revolution fucked us up bad....i wish we could go back to the good old days...seriously man for thousands of years china was a civilized, cultured society with strong moral values. the past 100 years really screwed with things. | ||
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CodeskyE
United States777 Posts
Such a fucked up world we live in. | ||
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Blasterion
China10272 Posts
On October 19 2011 13:13 DarkwindHK wrote: Wow... you must have read the government guidance on "how to handle a fallen elderly"! We are not talking about traffic accident victims anymore? | ||
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ChinaLifeXXL
United States365 Posts
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freddievercetti
224 Posts
On October 19 2011 17:40 fuzzy_panda wrote: I just want to point out that most people in China actually want to help, but do not dare to. 99% of the responses on chinese forums were cries of outrage much like this thread. Also just as an example to show that we the Chinese are not cold-hearted indifferent assholes, a while ago there was a train accident. Since passerbys obviously could not be blamed for this, about 1000 people rushed to the scene to help out, while hundreds more went to the hospitals in the middle of the night to donate blood. This is also very true. Particularly the train incident, which was on news everywhere awhile ago (the new highspeed rail crash where the government tried to bury it even though a survivor kid was found in the train just 24 hours after the crash when the bury process was about to begin) There is a story of an old man who similarly fell down on the streets, no one dared to help him. It took the old man to shout out "I fell down of my own fault, I won't sue any one of you for helping me back up!" and the crowd of spectators that gathered finally helped that old man back up. | ||
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TheLOLas
United States646 Posts
I would also like to note the distance and time between when the car start and when the child was hit. There was plenty of time to stop. | ||
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SilentchiLL
Germany1405 Posts
On October 19 2011 11:37 SilverLeagueElite wrote: Just ran into this interesting nugget: One of these may be considered egocentric. You decide. Bold = my edit. VS How I feel about it actually doesn't matter, it's just the indicator which shows me which route to take. I do it because what's right always stays right for me, and helping a bleeding girl which was run over by a car and lateron another car because nobody pulled her away will always be right. EDIT: I never demanded of others to go my way in their life, neither did I call him a coward or egocentric. EDIT2: You may want to read all of the posts of this discussion, it started several pages back | ||
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matjlav
Germany2435 Posts
Yangcheng Evening News quoted the man who first struck Yue Yue as saying, "If it was you who hit someone, you'd run too. You can see the little girl, looking around when she walked. If she walked properly, how could I hit her?" Jesus Christ, what a fucking scumbag. | ||
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101toss
3232 Posts
What I found even worse was running over the kid, stopping, and proceeding to run over the kid a second time with the rear tires | ||
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Blasterion
China10272 Posts
On October 19 2011 23:50 101toss wrote: What I found even worse was running over the kid, stopping, and proceeding to run over the kid a second time with the rear tires here's the train of thought Driver: oh shit I hit some one, thinks a moment, I might as well kill her so I just pay a fatality fine vs a mountain of medical bills. /accelerator I wish there was some way to encourage save the life, idk maybe make fatality fine higher, or a lighter sentence for saving what you harmed would work | ||
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Disturbed1976
3 Posts
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RogerX
New Zealand3180 Posts
On October 20 2011 00:02 Blasterion wrote: here's the train of thought Driver: oh shit I hit some one, thinks a moment, I might as well kill her so I just pay a fatality fine vs a mountain of medical bills. /accelerator I wish there was some way to encourage save the life, idk maybe make fatality fine higher, or a lighter sentence for saving what you harmed would work Well, the lady who helped her got rewarded with 1000+ dollars and also a fixed work, I think thats contributing a bit more towards influncing people to help those that are in need. | ||
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