The “Nanjing judge” refers to an infamous 2006 incident where a young man named Peng Yu went to the aid of an elderly woman who had fallen down on the street in the eastern city of Nanjing. At the woman’s request, Peng helped take her to the hospital only to have the woman turn around and accuse him for being the person who knocked her down. A Nanjing judge then ruled that “common sense” suggested that Peng only took the woman to the hospital because he was guilty and ordered him to pay her medical expenses.
Well, when you have like 1.3 BILLION people to control, a lot of them have to be brain washed. It was said that Communism on a large scale doesn't work (that what I was told why Russia failed) but China did it via mass brain washing.I fucking hate China.
I really do.
Actually, China did it by redefining "Communism" as "capitalism with a heavy dose of central control." True communism still doesn't work, and won't work until fundamental aspects of human nature are changed.It was said that Communism on a large scale doesn't work (that what I was told why Russia failed) but China did it via mass brain washing.
Yea. I think today it is a lot of capitalism with central control. There is good and bad with it. the good is that China can get things done quickly without all the red tapes. the bads? well we already see what is the bad. Lack of human empathy, lack of safety, and even poor quality at times (short cuts to make more money)Actually, China did it by redefining "Communism" as "capitalism with a heavy dose of central control." True communism still doesn't work, and won't work until fundamental aspects of human nature are changed.
OT: This is horrible. I don't think it's a uniquely Chinese problem though, as many have pointed out.
I would have "knocked" the old lady down for real if she would have done that to me.With a car.
That is true. there is hope for us yet!The fact that things like this upset and shuck us actually gives me hope for humanity - because to us, this ISN'T acceptable.