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Armistead 10-18-11 08:13 AM

Child ran over twice, ignored..China
 
If you watch the first clip with China news it shows the entire event, young female child ran over twice then ignored by passing public. I say she was run over 3 times, the first driver ran over her, stopped, then moved on running over her again with back tires. The second truck may not have seen her.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/1..._lnk3%7C105154

AVGWarhawk 10-18-11 08:21 AM

That is horrible. What does this say about society? Some totally engrossed in their own pitiful lives or just do not want to get involved. Sad, very sad.

1480 10-18-11 08:23 AM

It's disgusting.... here is China's report on the incident.

http://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2...t_13927894.htm

Oberon 10-18-11 08:30 AM

I wondered when this would surface...surprised Vendor hasn't already posted on it...it's sickening really...but not entirely surprising given the area and the sex of the child.

AVGWarhawk 10-18-11 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Oberon (Post 1769945)
I wondered when this would surface...surprised Vendor hasn't already posted on it...it's sickening really...but not entirely surprising given the area and the sex of the child.

Good point on the sex of the child.

Dread Knot 10-18-11 08:42 AM

Odd. You would think in a country where almost everyone is only allowed one child, people would be freaking out. But maybe compassion is reserved only for one's own. :hmmm:

Gerald 10-18-11 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Oberon (Post 1769945)
I wondered when this would surface...surprised Vendor hasn't already posted on it...it's sickening really...but not entirely surprising given the area and the sex of the child.

There is much violence in society, and unfortunately it affects the children, and I saw not just this, when I was in an ongoing case, but this is unfortunately one of many sick and sad events that occur.

Herr-Berbunch 10-18-11 08:49 AM

I'd heard about this footage, and given my internet-trawling years didn't think it'd break my hardened exterior, but I have, as a father to a three year old girl, a tear or two rolling down my cheeks! It's a good job I work in office alone! That is the most sickening, saddest sight I've seen.

Shocking enough that both initial drivers hit the child, then the passers-by just staring/ignoring, but then the first one to attend sits the child up only to slump down again - twice!

Someone came in office, but salty-water gone just in time - phew!

JU_88 10-18-11 09:14 AM

That is just unspeakable, but its a proper reality check for us Europeans and Americans, we do complain alot about our own societies, but my god we have it good compared to so many places on earth were life is considered 'cheap' by so many. :nope:

mookiemookie 10-18-11 09:45 AM

In a country with a population of 1.3 billion, life seems pretty cheap. That's horrible.

Dowly 10-18-11 09:56 AM

:nope:

Penguin 10-18-11 10:22 AM

I hope those people who drove over her will be brought to justice, in this case Chinese justice: bang! :nope:

Maybe compassion gets lowered when many people live so crowded together, I wouldn't say that this couldn't happen in Western big cities too.

the_tyrant 10-18-11 10:45 AM

Not surprising
as there were similar incidents before, people tried to get hit on purpose, than they sued the drivers

People even say that by killing someone in an accident you get a "better deal" than injuring them. Since if they are disabled, they will sure you for every cent you have, but if they are dead, than the settlement would be calculated by a standard Chinese court algorithm.

Jimbuna 10-18-11 11:12 AM

Just proves how cheap a life can be in some countries :nope:

Dowly 10-21-11 06:02 AM

Quote:

A two-year-old girl in southern China, who was run over by two vans and
ignored by 18 passers-by, has died, hospital officials say.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-15398332

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