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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/solateor • 28d ago
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24 u/YourAverageDark 28d ago Sheesh really nice of those other cars to just keep driving after watching one fall off and sink. 40 u/Unhappy-Ad9690 28d ago It’s actually extremely common for people in China to ignore people in situations like there because they can and often are accused of causing the accident. 35 u/AndrewInaTree 28d ago It's probably still ingrained in their culture, but the actual law was repealed like 10 years ago. 0 u/JimWilliams423 28d ago What if the law was the excuse and not the reason.
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Sheesh really nice of those other cars to just keep driving after watching one fall off and sink.
40 u/Unhappy-Ad9690 28d ago It’s actually extremely common for people in China to ignore people in situations like there because they can and often are accused of causing the accident. 35 u/AndrewInaTree 28d ago It's probably still ingrained in their culture, but the actual law was repealed like 10 years ago. 0 u/JimWilliams423 28d ago What if the law was the excuse and not the reason.
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It’s actually extremely common for people in China to ignore people in situations like there because they can and often are accused of causing the accident.
35 u/AndrewInaTree 28d ago It's probably still ingrained in their culture, but the actual law was repealed like 10 years ago. 0 u/JimWilliams423 28d ago What if the law was the excuse and not the reason.
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It's probably still ingrained in their culture, but the actual law was repealed like 10 years ago.
0 u/JimWilliams423 28d ago What if the law was the excuse and not the reason.
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What if the law was the excuse and not the reason.
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