2 year old child is ran over twice 18 people walk by before anyone helps.

[Gandalf]

Asian's are generally speaking horrible drivers and I speak from the experience of living in an Asian country and having been to Asian countri

Amen to that, Miles. and like I said, its because of a total lack of peripheral vision.

This is out of order.

I know it sounds very strange, but BBB does kind of have a point, though I couldn't say it resulted in this horrible death. There is something about spatial awareness, at least in Korea, that totally baffles me. You can observe people literally zig zagging up and down the footpaths. It is quite bizarre. You can hold a straight line and someone will see you coming and yet somehow bodily contact is still made. It is an unusual phenomenon. People are forever bumping into each other on uncrowded footpaths. I am exaggerating a little there, but it does seem to happen a little bit too much.

I drive and am quite careful, but there really are a lot of lunatics out there and at least as far as Korea is concerned traffic fatality rates are pretty appalling. I imagine China is at least as bad. Road safety awareness is something that really needs to be preached in many Asian countries.

[brocktonblockbust]

Asian's are generally speaking horrible drivers and I speak from the experience of living in an Asian country and having been to Asian countri

Amen to that, Miles. and like I said, its because of a total lack of peripheral vision.

This is out of order.

I know it sounds very strange, but BBB does kind of have a point, though I couldn't say it resulted in this horrible death. There is something about spatial awareness, at least in Korea, that totally baffles me. You can observe people literally zig zagging up and down the footpaths. It is quite bizarre. You can hold a straight line and someone will see you coming and yet somehow bodily contact is still made. It is an unusual phenomenon. People are forever bumping into each other on uncrowded footpaths. I am exaggerating a little there, but it does seem to happen a little bit too much.

I drive and am quite careful, but there really are a lot of lunatics out there and at least as far as Korea is concerned traffic fatality rates are pretty appalling. I imagine China is at least as bad. Road safety awareness is something that really needs to be preached in many Asian countries.

Miles is quite right and truth trumps political correctness any day of the year including Leap Year.
Obviously piye and the others have not spent as much time in Korea as Miles or I have. How their stories of PC-ness would change! Experience trumps PC-ness any day as well.

[0james0]

that is one of the most awful things I've ever seen. Made me actually well up watching it. Really sad.

Reading the interviews with the guy after just makes things worse, the guy needs hanging.

[erics44]

Im not gonna watch the video cz i know that sort of thing would stay with me

Id say tho i have kids, 6, 4 and 2 and i dont reckon my 2 year old would understand what was happening if it happened to him

I reckon the others would get it but i reckon it would by extra scarey for him

[erics44]

Actually that was a daft post, i dunno what im on about

Sick world

[Kev]

I'm not going to watch the video either bu6 I can well belive it. As Missy pointed out it is a very well documented phenomenon and surprisngly instinctual. Those of you who are shocked and insist you wouldn't act like that, well, I guess those 18 didn't think they would either...

I actually witnessed something very similar many years ago when I had a summer job in a hotel along the Babbacombe downs in Torquay, a little hotel one road across from the cliff's.

My bosses daughter had recently had a baby that was just old enough to start walking, so I'm guessing maybe 18 months?

Anyway, she got out one day and we couldn't find her anywhere. So we all went out looking for her and I went across to the downs where there were literally dozens of people picnicing an walking about.

I asked people had they seen a little baby out walking alone and loads of people had and pointed in the directin of the cliff's, saying 'yeah she went down there somewhere!'.

I sprinted over there and found her on a little mud lane just above the sheer banks down to the beach a couple hundred feet below.

She could easily have fallen and died and you'd imagine that any sane adult seeing a baby marching towards a large drop would be somewhat concerned, but it seemed no. They happily saw her walking that way but went about sunning themselves.

Here's a picture of the down's to get an impression of how high up it is.

oddicombe-beach-from-babbacombe-downs-151073.jpg

[Dia bando]

life is cheap over there people i no working there dead baby in the street everbody just wailking past like it was fuck all what a life how sad

[0james0]

I'm not going to watch the video either bu6 I can well belive it. As Missy pointed out it is a very well documented phenomenon and surprisngly instinctual. Those of you who are shocked and insist you wouldn't act like that, well, I guess those 18 didn't think they would either...

I actually witnessed something very similar many years ago when I had a summer job in a hotel along the Babbacombe downs in Torquay, a little hotel one road across from the cliff's.

My bosses daughter had recently had a baby that was just old enough to start walking, so I'm guessing maybe 18 months?

Anyway, she got out one day and we couldn't find her anywhere. So we all went out looking for her and I went across to the downs where there were literally dozens of people picnicing an walking about.

I asked people had they seen a little baby out walking alone and loads of people had and pointed in the directin of the cliff's, saying 'yeah she went down there somewhere!'.

I sprinted over there and found her on a little mud lane just above the sheer banks down to the beach a couple hundred feet below.

She could easily have fallen and died and you'd imagine that any sane adult seeing a baby marching towards a large drop would be somewhat concerned, but it seemed no. They happily saw her walking that way but went about sunning themselves.

Here's a picture of the down's to get an impression of how high up it is.

oddicombe-beach-from-babbacombe-downs-151073.jpg

Beautiful part of the world though

[miron_lang]

Filipinos are horrible drivers. BUT this wont happen in the Philippines.


a baby getting hit maybe but the 1st pinoy on the scene would at least shout for help.


I've helped a dude being beaten up by 3 to 4 guys what more a baby lying in her own blood.

[brocktonblockbust]

1 child policy, some abortions are sold to restaurants in Canton, its called Baby Soup and its no lie.

[InTheNeutralCorner]

1 child policy, some abortions are sold to restaurants in Canton, its called Baby Soup and its no lie.

I have seen pictures of this soup and how they make it. It's horrible and disgusting.

[brocktonblockbust]

1 child policy, some abortions are sold to restaurants in Canton, its called Baby Soup and its no lie.

I have seen pictures of this soup and how they make it. It's horrible and disgusting.

it is and so they probably thought this child in the street was gettn ready to be thrown into some stew or pot and left it where it was.

[Andre]

1 child policy, some abortions are sold to restaurants in Canton, its called Baby Soup and its no lie.

I hope you are wrong but knowing that some rich sick beings eat live monkey brains, I recon those warped demonic fools would partake in it no problem.
A Godless society is growing faster than ever, no wonder the things of Heaven are going to roll up and away from Earth like a scroll.

[Andre]

snopes.com: Fetus Eaten by Asians


Think its is false mate.

If it does exist it would be kept low and private and those attending would be very few and very much into the underworld you would imagine.

[brocktonblockbust]

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