Two-year-old girl in China run over by two vehicles, then ignored by more than a dozen people

A good point my cousin made...............

"Would you be so keen to help knowing that in China during the past two years, there has been a dramatic increase in the use of the death penalty. This growth in the number of death sentences and executions is partly due to anti-crime campaigns launched by the government.

Defendants can be put to death for criminal offenses, including nonviolent property crimes such as theft, embezzlement and forgery. In 1993, 77% of all executions worldwide were carried out in China. On a single day, 9 January 1993, 356 death sentences were handed down by Chinese courts; 62 executions took place that day. During that year alone, 2,564 people were sentenced to death. At least 1,419 of them are known to have been executed.

The total number of death sentences and executions is believed to be higher. Defendants do not always have access to lawyers, and when a lawyer is available, he or she usually has no more than one or two days to prepare a defense. Death sentences have been imposed based on forced confessions and are often decided in advance of the trial by "adjudication committees," thereby circumventing defendants' rights to a fair and public hearing and presumption of innocence. If you were accused of causing the childs injuries, which has happened in the past, would you be so willing to put yours and your family future at risk?

We are so lucky to live in the UK where there is not the fear that there is in countries like China, I would like to think that no matter how I had been brought up I'd have the compassion to help another person in need, however if there was a chance that my act of compassion would destroy my own family I don't know how I would react :(
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All I can do is be thankful that we do live in the UK and that had this happened to a little white girl here the van would have stopped and an ambulance would have been called".
 
The word your looking for is deprivation. Such an insult to the animal kingdom imo, animals they have their own rules to live by.
 
Dog saving dog. Absolutely awesome, humanity has dropped to sub animal levels of compassion. We should all be so proud.

Shocked after watching that poor kid get run over and left. Disgusting on many levels.
 
shocking video. what is a child of that age doing in what looks like a packing area or something? there is also a woman who walks past with her child and does nothing. i've seen some awful videos from china which can't help make me think that some of them have zero compassion to humans or animals.
 
Spot on.

Also, we can't really jump to conclusions and neither can we tar the Chinese with one unified brush - this could havc happened anywhere, in any country, I think focusing on "Chinese" is not conducive to a decent discussion here.

I disagree. If it had been perhaps one person (two at best) you could perhaps think "heartless", or even, they didn't realise or see her. But this wasn't the case. A shed load of people walked past, and even purposefully walked around her, including a parent with a child of a similar age. What do you think that child was asking her/his parent, or thinking?

You can bet your bottom dollar that this would probably not happen in any other country with a modicum of respect for it's citizens.
 
aparently the father was only crying at the end because of the medical bills he will have to pay...

i dont understand chinese though so can not verify this claim
 
I have just watched that video, it's really upset me to be honest.

He knocks her down, drives over her with the front wheels then stops then goes over her again with the back wheels. Multiple people stop and look, then another car goes over her.

Someone eventually moves her out of the road then leaves her, while others walk past before a woman come picks her up.
 
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I have just watched that video, it's really upset me to be honest.

He knocks he down, drives over her with the front wheels then stops then goes over her again with the back wheels. Multiple people stop and look, then another car goes over her.

Someone eventually moves her out of the road then leaves her, while others walk past before a woman come picks her up.

I don't want to watch the video but someone said that the second car flashes his lights at her and then proceeded to driver over her instead of veering around her, is that true?
 
I don't want to watch the video but someone said that the second car flashes his lights at her and then proceeded to driver over her instead of veering around her, is that true?

kind of. the most disturbing of all is the time it seems to take the wheels go over on the first impact :/
 
I don't want to watch the video but someone said that the second car flashes his lights at her and then proceeded to driver over her instead of veering around her, is that true?

He seems to be indicating, but right before he goes over her he flashes his lights then procedes to run over her legs. :(
 
I disagree. If it had been perhaps one person (two at best) you could perhaps think "heartless", or even, they didn't realise or see her. But this wasn't the case. A shed load of people walked past, and even purposefully walked around her, including a parent with a child of a similar age. What do you think that child was asking her/his parent, or thinking?

You can bet your bottom dollar that this would probably not happen in any other country with a modicum of respect for it's citizens.

I wouldn't take that bet I'm afraid. Not everyone in the world is as conscientious as we'd expect. We (on the forum) are generally of a fairly privileged background, reasonably well educated and have a value on life and our fellow man (or woman) which we project onto the rest of the world or how we perceive it. I don't think we can fairly judge a whole ethnicity of over 1bn people because of 1 incident that we've heard of.

I would agree than the majority of people around the world would do the right thing - but I could quite believe that not EVERYONE irrespective of which country you are from would help. I think focusing on the country here is a red herring - I don't think it's necessarily relevant.

Furthermore, applying our values across the board doesn't necessarily mean we have the moral authority to speak with the right to be judge, jury and executioner.

However, can I just re-itterate that I find the actions of those idividuals absolutely disgusting - but I put that down to those people, either owing to lack of education, moral good will or generally any understanding of decent human behaviour. I don't put it down to the entire Chinese race.
 
I think it's the fact that a variety of what you would otherwise assume are ordinary people just walked on past the child, it wasn't just one person, it was quite a few.

It just makes it look like the Chinese have a very carefree attitude to life and death, whether it comes to animals or humans. I actually had this perception before this video, so this just further reinforced that view.

I'm not saying all Chinese people are like this, of course they aren't, but there are some serious, serious issues in that country when it comes to things like this and people seem to want to use the 'don't tar with the same brush' argument to try and ignore them.
 
Holy **** sons of ****** i would ****** kill every single one of the heartless mother *******. I just cant believe what ive seen, how dare they. The driver just drove over her twice, i wouldnt even do that to a pigeon never mind a 2 year old little girl.

I wish i never seen that video, makes my view of the world/humanity turn for the worse.

Suggest to anyone else wanting to watch the vid, dont bother. Mother *******
 
I saw the video via the Chinese news channel who showed it. Did they really have to add the suspenseful music in the background too? A bit tasteless!
 
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