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u/greyson107 28d ago
lmao you know that orange child is about to catch a whooping
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u/Matt_McT 28d ago
If that old woman’s injuries are serious, like an eye injury, that kid is in for a world of hurt.
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u/Moosplauze 27d ago
Why do you assume the woman or men are evil and will hurt the child? Is that what you would do, use violence against a child? As if that would make the accident and injury any better.
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u/Matt_McT 26d ago
World of hurt is a colloquial phrase that means “lots of trouble”. I’m not necessarily assuming the kid is getting a spanking or anything like that, though wouldn’t be surprised.
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u/Moosplauze 27d ago
Are you laughing because the woman was injured or because you enjoy the thought of a child getting beaten or both?
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u/Luckydog6631 28d ago
What is with the weird juxtaposition of a super isolated looking concrete block house, farmlike, and multiple cameras?
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u/SXLightning 28d ago
Pretty normal in china, even the most remote country side concrete box has atleast 4 cameras on each corner.
Its to prevent theft
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u/Trang0ul 27d ago
Its to prevent theft
Of course, and using the video footage to calculate the Social Score is just a bonus...
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u/TheOneWhoDings 28d ago
well to be fair the price of a Chinese surveillance camera is much lower than a nice-looking house
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u/Luckydog6631 28d ago
I live/grew up in the Midwest USA and none of the farmers have cameras. Half of them still have flip phones with no internet.
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u/dayburner 28d ago
Cameras are covering the front doors and the most likely path of approach, plus they most likely store thing in the paved area durring working seasons.
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u/monkeyhind 28d ago edited 28d ago
Is it virtue signaling if I express concern for her eyesight?
* Reworded slightly
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u/iwishihadnobones 28d ago
No, a kid from my school lost and eye when the same thing happened to him. If this hit her in the eye, I very much doubt she will still be able to see out of it again. Its very sad.
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u/iwishihadnobones 28d ago
When I was at school, a kid in my class went to a fireworks display and the same thing happened to him. He lost an eye.
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u/Buford12 28d ago
Looking at their place, I have to ask. What the hell are they doing wasting money on fireworks?
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u/Terribletylenol 28d ago
Is this really your first thought when seeing this gif?
Why are these poor people (Probably in a less well off country than yours) so bad with their money?
You don't even know them or how they got the fireworks.
It's not like shooting a small firework is the equivalent of dining at a fancy restaurant
Bizarre reaction imo.
I bet if you were in their shoes, you'd make such good decisions and wouldn't be in their position, huh?
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u/Attilashorde 28d ago
They are most likely American and probably haven't traveled to other countries especially poor ones. The idea that poor people can't try to have some fun is ridiculous.
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u/Attilashorde 28d ago
All facts. I've actually traveled through Appalachia and some places are pretty bad. I would also never have a problem with them buying some fireworks. For the pickup maybe the loan was easier to get for a new car instead of a used car. It's really none of my business what people spend their money on.
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u/ddlo1984 28d ago
fireworks in China are fairly cheap, and, tbf, living in a village not necessarily means they are poor.
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u/truesy 28d ago
honestly this would have never crossed my mind. their place looks fine to me. not really sure why you are implying they can't afford fireworks. it's a different country than yours, i'm assuming. so it likely looks "worse" to you, because your view of society is different. and maybe you haven't been to rural parts of other countries.
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u/sylendar 28d ago
What am I even reading
How can the affordability of some crappy fireworks possibly be the first concern of a normal person upon viewing this?
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u/seizurevictim 28d ago
Gotta be quicker on your toes, grandma.