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Summary
A white SUV was driven into a crowd outside Yong’an Primary School in Hunan, China, injuring several students and adults.
Parents and bystanders subdued the driver, who was handed to police.
While no life-threatening injuries were reported, this is the third crowd attack in China this week, raising alarms about public safety.
The incidents have ignited online discussions about the growing trend of “taking revenge on society,” where individuals target strangers in response to personal grievances.
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ML: “this isn’t real”
If you can’t discuss your grievances online, easiest way to share them is a copycat crime.
The more stressors we put on people the more we force them to lash out.
If we detach survival from work that would remove most stressors from people’s lives. And in our world of insane overproduction and excess we can afford to make that transition.
The fuck is happening in the past few weeks in china? Loads of these kinds of incidents all of a sudden?
The only thing that’s new is the foreign spotlight unfortunately
I was going to ask if this is common and just get reported recently or if something was going on.
Is it fairly “normal”?
Probably economic and sociological issues.
Low mental health access, lack of cultural concern/respect for alienated groups, lack of welfare and social safety nets.
The usual stuff that makes people feel like they have no future, and resentful of others.
I was told this is not an issue in China. /S
But actually this is a serious issue and as far as western readers are concerned, this perception issue speaks to the filtered way media / news makes it out of the region
Sad. There’s no memory hole big enough for the party to hide this kind of thing down.
