Comments by "ronnel acido" (@ronnelacido1711) on "China’s Hell Mode: Elementary Students Read 100,000-Word Books in 3 Minutes? Beyond Redemption!" video.

  1. Humiliating your child in public because he failed your expectations is doubly cruel.
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  2. Blood plasma for transfusion, in case war breaks out.
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  3. "Hurting the feelings of Chinese people" had been made illegal in China.
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  4. But it shows poverty among people, and hurts the feelings of Chinese people. Weren't those banned already in China?
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  5. Maybe they will give your eyes x-ray powers like Superman🤣🤣🤣
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  6. That's the props for the scam
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  7. China's GDP
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  8. That so-called "Quantum Learning" method was definitely a state-sponsored scam. What metaphysical hubris will enable you to memorize a 100,000-word book by just cursorily leafing through it BLINDFOLDED? Even a person with a photographic memory needs to read the document to consign it to memory and yet those scammers think they can do it in 5 minutes? When it was revealed that the "technique" can be had if you shell out money, plus the state media endorsing it to gullible parents, was the clincher.
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  9. That's American. They have their own version of Winnie.
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  10. And you aren't even sure if the "chicken" in KFC China is actually chicken, and not some miracle chicken concocted by voodoo ingredients.
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  11. It's who you blow if you're a good-looking girl.
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  12. China is raising their children to become soldiers. Don't ask questions, don't think critically, obey and believe every thing the State and the Party tells you, under pain of mental, emotional and physical punishment. Basically, just automatons dedicated to serve and be loyal to the CCP. Starting them young by encouraging preschoolers to snitch on their classmates and, eventually, their own families. No wonder, China's schools have become a prison and an indoctrination centers.
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  13. Gullible parents pay in it😅😅
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  14. I hope the bread distributor will dole out two buns each per head. Those aunties look like grab hags to me.
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  15. The economic crisis is tearing China's social fabric at the seams. Every one is affected including, but most especially, children. Being humiliated and, adding insult to injury, being posterized as a wretched lot just because they were less-off than the rest of their classmates. Something is definitely wrong when children are shamed and ostracized because of their economic status. For a country that loves to claim their system as superior than the others, China is more corrupt and more exploitative than those it portrays as inferior.
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