Police said the kindergarten in Guangxi suspect "may have mental problems", what do you think?
Almost every time there is a reprisal against society in Chinas, the CCP classifies the offenders as mentally ill. Is the CCP, the party of forced breeding, completely fucking genocidal? I think so. The Chinese Communist Party is responsible for all the conflicts in China, so let's all scold the Chinese Communist Party for being an animal, and let's say goodbye to the poor children who left this world.
Hey brother, don't get too serious about what the chinese police said. We all know police in china are different than most police in other countries.
Accusing a suspect being mentally ill can save them a lot of troubles, just like they love to use the phrase " temporary worker ".
Accusing a suspect being mentally ill can save them a lot of troubles, just like they love to use the phrase " temporary worker ".
I just realized I made a mistake. I made a comment on the Chinese version of this question in which I said the victim blaming can explain...in this case the criminal is certain to be blamed. Nobody is blaming the victim. I feel sorry.
My opinion is that the man may indeed have mental illness that caused him to hurt the kids. He killed his son. The CCP is not a direct cause. So what CCP contributes to the event? Unfortunately there is no significant evidence we can find. However, what I can see is that
Chinese government and people probably will not get any lessons from the event and similar mass murder events in the society.
We can just compare how US society responded to a similar mass murder case. There were some shocking school shootings in US. For example, the mass murder at Columbine High school in 1999, two high school students killed a teacher and 12 students and then killed themselves. How did American society and government responded? The direct cause may be the two students' being bullied by their fellows and their own mental illnesses. The event shocked the whole society. It is rare. Compared with China, a death of a regular person of homicide can be discussed in a wide range. Sure, the two high school students indeed have mental illness. One may be a psychopathy and another one may have schizophrenia. But more that that, people reflect the circumstances of students bullied and their mental suffering in high school. A lot of students feel empathy for the two high school students because they have similar experiences of being bullied by their fellows. Teachers may think about interventions of school bully. People debate about the ease of access of average person to weapons. Researchers developed research about the causes of aggression and violence, especially mass murder events. It is like discussing how to prevent terrorism and mass shooting in every day life. By the way, the event was recorded in details and revealed to public to the degree that is legal, including the exact time line of the shooting, the names of victims, the security camera's images, and the police's responses specified into seconds.
If we imagine the case happened in US or any nation of democracy and justice system, how would the American respond to it. Besides condemning the man, I think people will discuss the underlying issue behind the case. For example, more access to the mental health clinics; the kindergarten should have a emergency response mechanism; the physical compartment of the kindergarten can be modified to protect children. More importantly, what cause young people get angry. Did they work too long and suffer injustice for a long time? Were they having little welfare and feeling hopeless? Why the divorce with his ex-wife is a disaster for him? How to help those children who survived but may later suffer trauma. There are too many things to discuss and ask. But in China, I cannot see where to discuss. The issue will be soon forgotten. No memorial is set. Individual's life does not deserve to be loved and respected. Only those thousands died in Wuhan pneumonia (as a group, still) can be "conveniently" memorized. What should we speak? Everything is from the so-called CCP "top" down to the public who are ready to listen to the uniform announcement. A paper document is distributed to everyone that said we should develop a emergency mechanism (don't know how to translate the nonsense Chinese word) and raise a "awareness". The thing is, nobody will really know how to protect the children only through a document. A management team who is good at lying on media to public and writing narratives surely will not give answers. A team of no talent pretend to be experts. The true experts who know how to do the thing feel fear to speak. A regular person don't know how to initiate a discussion on the media channels which are covered by recreational stuff. Of course, some people think that it is not in their backyard. Why should they care?
It seems like we don't have ability to think and are not different from robots. Less capable than robots because they are logical at least. It is a shame to be Chinese. Introspect ourselves, face the ugliness of Zhina, and do not become an obedient and "normal" Chinese.
My opinion is that the man may indeed have mental illness that caused him to hurt the kids. He killed his son. The CCP is not a direct cause. So what CCP contributes to the event? Unfortunately there is no significant evidence we can find. However, what I can see is that
Chinese government and people probably will not get any lessons from the event and similar mass murder events in the society.
We can just compare how US society responded to a similar mass murder case. There were some shocking school shootings in US. For example, the mass murder at Columbine High school in 1999, two high school students killed a teacher and 12 students and then killed themselves. How did American society and government responded? The direct cause may be the two students' being bullied by their fellows and their own mental illnesses. The event shocked the whole society. It is rare. Compared with China, a death of a regular person of homicide can be discussed in a wide range. Sure, the two high school students indeed have mental illness. One may be a psychopathy and another one may have schizophrenia. But more that that, people reflect the circumstances of students bullied and their mental suffering in high school. A lot of students feel empathy for the two high school students because they have similar experiences of being bullied by their fellows. Teachers may think about interventions of school bully. People debate about the ease of access of average person to weapons. Researchers developed research about the causes of aggression and violence, especially mass murder events. It is like discussing how to prevent terrorism and mass shooting in every day life. By the way, the event was recorded in details and revealed to public to the degree that is legal, including the exact time line of the shooting, the names of victims, the security camera's images, and the police's responses specified into seconds.
If we imagine the case happened in US or any nation of democracy and justice system, how would the American respond to it. Besides condemning the man, I think people will discuss the underlying issue behind the case. For example, more access to the mental health clinics; the kindergarten should have a emergency response mechanism; the physical compartment of the kindergarten can be modified to protect children. More importantly, what cause young people get angry. Did they work too long and suffer injustice for a long time? Were they having little welfare and feeling hopeless? Why the divorce with his ex-wife is a disaster for him? How to help those children who survived but may later suffer trauma. There are too many things to discuss and ask. But in China, I cannot see where to discuss. The issue will be soon forgotten. No memorial is set. Individual's life does not deserve to be loved and respected. Only those thousands died in Wuhan pneumonia (as a group, still) can be "conveniently" memorized. What should we speak? Everything is from the so-called CCP "top" down to the public who are ready to listen to the uniform announcement. A paper document is distributed to everyone that said we should develop a emergency mechanism (don't know how to translate the nonsense Chinese word) and raise a "awareness". The thing is, nobody will really know how to protect the children only through a document. A management team who is good at lying on media to public and writing narratives surely will not give answers. A team of no talent pretend to be experts. The true experts who know how to do the thing feel fear to speak. A regular person don't know how to initiate a discussion on the media channels which are covered by recreational stuff. Of course, some people think that it is not in their backyard. Why should they care?
It seems like we don't have ability to think and are not different from robots. Less capable than robots because they are logical at least. It is a shame to be Chinese. Introspect ourselves, face the ugliness of Zhina, and do not become an obedient and "normal" Chinese.
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All of Han people are mental problems, no matter how many killed.
All of minorities people are terrorists.
That's CCP's thought.
All of minorities people are terrorists.
That's CCP's thought.
They are not trying to solve the problem, burying it instead.
Just ignore the social matter and distract the attention of people. All in all, Xi left the Guangxi Province just now, the local goverment have to keep the hamony