look how cruel this people are....

[Ssiti_mia]

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[Kid Presentable]

Isn't this fake?

[Ssiti_mia]

no,it on the news everywhere...it happened recently

how sad right?

[Kid Presentable]

Mad people can't even eat (in 2011), kids are getting blown up everywhere by weapons which are produced in factories and fired by people who are being manipulated by politicians, the planet is heating the fuck up and nobody will (be able to) do anything about it, racism is alive and well, wealth belongs to the few to the detriment of many. Yeah, I guess this clip is kinda sad. To be honest this shit happening to an animal would make me sadder. And that's a cunt of a thing to say, but it's just the truth.

But I'm still kinda thinking this video is fake.

[fonky pizza]

I do not wish to click the link, I am mad and not 18.

the planet is heating the fuck up

It's frying in oil.

[Helvete]

Chinese people...they're not human.

[Ssiti_mia]

Chinese people...they're not human.

they even roasted puppy alive! :mad:

[Randetica]

To be honest this shit happening to an animal would make me sadder.

ja, animals are the better humans

[Ssiti_mia]

But I'm still kinda thinking this video is fake.

either it's fake or not at least she's gonna make it,it's on the news,she's alive

[Helvete]

either it's fake or not at least she's gonna make it,it's on the news,she's alive
Yes, I've seen the news report, but it doesn't look hopeful for the girl. I think it's one of those weird situations where people don't believe what they are seeing and dare not be the first to make a move. As soon as the one lady goes to see, others come along. Quite what was going through people's minds, I don't know.

[Turchinator]

is this the video with the baby girl getting run over and no one comes to her aid?

i think she's dead now.

bunch of Chinese posters a another forum chalked it up to "Nanjing Judge" and the need to "not be heroes"

"Nanjing judge" refers to the infamous 2006 case of a man named Peng Yu who helped a woman to the hospital after she had fallen only to have the old woman accuse him of knocking her down. The Nanjing judge in that case ultimately ruled that common sense dictated that only the person who hit her would take her to the hospital, setting a precedent that continues only further discourages and reinforces many Chinese people's wariness to help others in similar situations