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The comments in the article point out that this is not special to Chinese society with specific examples that happen in America. And one in the article points o
by msie 12y ago
The comments in the article point out that this is not special to Chinese society with specific examples that happen in America. And one in the article points out that fainting people are indeed being helped. I can't tell if this is a regular occurrence or just hype.
Perhaps, like in Russia where every car is equipped with a dashcam to avoid scams, everyone should be equipped with a chestcam. ;-)
They also mention anxiety with recent terrorist attacks and Ebola, so that may be a larger factor.
- afafsd 12y ago>The comments in the article point out that this is not special to Chinese society with specific examples that happen in America Of course they do. It's an iron-clad rule of the internet that if you ever mention anything that happens in a foreign country, the first comment will be about how the same thing happens in America (or else complaining that the same thing doesn't happen in America).
- XorNot 12y agoA countries citizens concerned with what happens their own country? Shocking!