Disgrace to Humanity video

please refrain from making any racist comments...

it happens~..just saying

but you know what just as bad 

people taking advantage of other people being good Samaritans 

 that is absolutely disgusting. Does the driver not see her? I really don't understand whats going on. 

This is all sorts of wrong and paints a racial issue, WHICH IT IS NOT. The reason people no longer help is because of legal issues. In China, a lot of people that try to be good samaritans end up being the ones sued! It actually happens quite often in the US too. Some states had to pass a "Good Samaritan" law in order to protect people taht stop to aid an ailing individual. Many times moving a person that is injured may result in further injury and people WILL sue for exasparating the issue. To alleviate that, some states passed the good samaritan law to protect them from the law suits because sometimes people genuinely need aid. In China the legal system is not as developed, and many times the good samaritan gets blaimed because they don't have evidence it wasn't them that cause it or etc and the "victim" just wants compensation of some kind so ends up suing the good samaritan. 

Honestly, its all sorts of effed up shit. Being a good samaritan is not as good as it used to be especially if you are liable. The kindness does not always prevail and may end up costing you more in the end because thats how the legal systems are mistakenly designed. 

EDIT: Here is some information and updates to this case and examples why people don't help. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-15331773

Actually you are far from correct. Just to let you know, I am a Chinese American who studied both cultures and legal systems. Asian cultures implies the Asian people, it becomes a racial/cultural issue. 

Their legal system is not as developed as they only RECENTLY in the last 50 years created a real judicial system in a RELATIVELY NEW GOVERNMENT. LEARN YOUR HISTORY before you try to call someone ethnocentric! The country itself has been around, but the government has not. Their legal system has a even shorter history and has only recently been revived and recreated with new laws and format. After the Communists took over they had a very shawdy militaristic tribunal system and only in the 1990s did they adopt a more modernistic legal approach to the law based on a Western system with a taste of Eastern Communism. Prior to this current Judicial system, their judicial system was in shambles due to the various revolutions and change from Imperial judicial system that was basically removed as of 1910. If you look at their legal system, they are actually moving more towards laws and etc that are similar to the US and other "legally developed" countries like England. They have been hiring many Western lawyers to advise them on how to structure/restructure their system, especially in the business atmosphere. If you'd like to debate the history and issue i'll gladly do so. Before you try to "Correct" a statement, learn a little about the history of it the issue. 

BTW this is this is the stuff I study as it's a hobby of mine and I love both countries.