Cory Doctorow says that in China there is a group called the Chengguan that is an urban management police squad that is “charged with enforcing petty regulations and notorious for their violent tactics, which include beating a watermelon seller to death with his own weights.”
In this video, a toddler confronts members of the Chengguan who were apparently trying to take action against his grandmother. The toddler threatens them with a metal pole saying, “Don’t touch my grandma! Go away, don’t touch my grandma!”
To compound the problem, this video went viral and resulted in the Chinese authorities ordering the country’s social media companies to stop sharing it, inevitably triggering the Streisand Effect.
His 先生 should be
proudsatisfied.chigau, I dunno about that. Attitude without ability.
(More accurately, one lucky toddler)
^ “Bah, humbug!”
John Morales
His grip on the pipe, his stance, everything about his movements gives evidence of training.
“toddler” is not an apt description.
Clearly some innocent cops are being threatened here by a heavily armed and dangerous young thug out for blood.
I mean, that’s what cops apologists say every time a video related to violence by law enforcement surface, so it must be true, riiiiiiiiight?
Clearly some innocent cops are being threatened here by a heavily armed and dangerous young thug out for blood.
Maybe the kid grew up to be a cop. A lot of killers learn early on that violence is the ‘solution’…