Chinese Toddler Hit & Run...

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In China, a 2 year old girl named Lulu was run over by 2 trucks over the course of 5 minutes... what's disgusting here is that over 19 passerby's walked by her without paying her any attention whatsoever. Here is the news report if you haven't heard about this. (Warning: Graphical)

What is happening to humanity's hearts and compassion? I still can't swallow the fact people's lives can become so worthless these days, especially in China.

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