Does this happen in your country?
Does this happen in your country?
David Lewis
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Lincoln Rodriguez
Seriously why are they like this?
Nathaniel Garcia
Chinks are weird man.
Zachary Ross
They're like NPCs in a video game. Sad.
Lincoln Wilson
Why are you being mean? The poor guy clearly didn't see the body and nobody expects someone to be on the floor there also it kind of camouflage's with the crossing. Poor driver will be traumatised for life.
Nicholas Cooper
Brown hands or long nose?
Oliver Peterson
>Poor driver will be traumatised for life.
I see you're new to liveleak China threads
Josiah Harris
It this an attempt at insurance scam?
Asher Evans
I've seen plenty of these posts
>tf
Daniel Wilson
>The head pop up
Ethan Watson
I overhear if you help someone in a dangerous health condition there, you can get sued afterwards for stupid reasons.
Juan Jones
there's something very weird about chinese culture, it turns most of them heartless. and it wasn't caused by the cultural revolution, sea anons can confirm, the chinese in sea didn't go through the cultural revolution but the culture's just the same. of course not all chinese are like this, a lot manage to transcend this heartlessness, but most of them are like this
Joshua Gutierrez
still better drivers than americans desu
Hudson Richardson
Only the brave do the needful over there.
Ayden Fisher
I hope not. But I wonder if it's that the French are still human, or because there's a law where you can be sued for non-assistance to person in danger.
ah, laws...
Ayden Martin
not my problem
Adrian Richardson
This wouldn't happen if the city was walkable
Ryder King
What is that thing that the dude picked up and put on the windshield?
Cameron Adams
the nog's baby
Aiden Baker
>refused to answer
Long nose tis
Asher King
why do chinks lack so much empathy compared to japs
Ethan Collins
Japanese people have souls.
Ryder Reyes
he's perpendicular though
Luis Murphy
The litter the jogger threw out of his window. Luckily the guy was wearing a helmet or he'd be strawberry jam.
Cameron Gonzalez
Because up until a few years ago there was a law in china that if you help someone in a situation like this you are held liable for him.
Ian Harris
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oh that's the helmet being broken into pieces, not blood
he's alright
Henry Lopez
It goes deeper than that. I vaguely remember a quote from a judge in a case where the defendant got sued for helping, he said something like "why would you get involved if you had nothing to gain from it?" in an accusatory way.