The worst criticism of what happened is coming from Chinese netizens. This is a bigger story in China than elsewhere.
And it is precisely this why you get to hear about it. But like I have said, China-hating warriors on the Internet would rather criticize the whole of China and take cheap shots at CCP, which is ironic considering these people are taking advantage of the child's misfortune.
Yes, I have read that, and no it isn't a proof that the statement is bogus. People who have relatives in China, and people who have first-hand experience in China told you that there is a genuine fear of getting scammed, which you disputed as bogus. So once again, where is your evidence?
What your opinion proves are that hindsight is 20/20, that making criticism is always easy, and that people always view themselves in rose-tinted glasses. But when people are caught up in such a situation, they are always apathetic; and yes, this applies when the victims in question are
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I can't give you a health and safety report compiled by the International Committee of Truth on All Matters, but if you've been involved in or witnessed a severe accident where on first inspection you had no way of telling if it was real of not, feel free to share your experiences.
And if you still refuse to accept I might have a point, feel free to explain why a fear of being scammed stops you calling the emergency services.
I wouldn't be too hard on people living in southern China. It's a diverse region, and it's not like this girl was hit outside an expensive store or in suburbia.
Nice try spinning it around, but no one here owes any explanation to you since many people here, including I, have already explained to you that this is bystander effect at work. Examples that have been posted already are
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. It is you who are refusing to accept that what happened is a well documented phenomenon and is not unique in China.
