Comments by "Vanessa Li" (@vanessali1365) on "Zero-Dollar Shopping Strikes China Again: Supermarkets Stripped Before Collapse, Aunties Take All" video.

Sorry for the couple had their wedding ruined 😢
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blame CCP...
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It's called: follow the leaders 😂
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@Erik-Winters call it what you like. That's how things go when general morals in decline
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It's called: follow the leaders 😂
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@JoeyBlogs007 agree, where the leadership decides what's acceptable what's not acceptable. In this case, it's called follow the leaders 😂
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@danmatt5065 did I said anything about 'ideology'? I think it's called follow the leaders 😂 sure you know who the leaders are...
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You kidding? Definitely not here.
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Not scary, most elders are not like that, thank goodness...
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@lynnkayee1015 sorry, my reply been taken off. I guess UT doesn't like what I said about CCP 😂
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@lynnkayee1015 in short, they're just following the leaders 😂
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It's called: follow the leaders 😂
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@sdovhfunlahsvisegbakshfjbs4621 sorry, my reply to you taken off by UT. Guess they don't like what I said about CCP 😂
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@stanleyyang8405 good point, priming is an text book psychological process to explain how one behaves rightly or wrongly in particular situation.
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@lophiz1945 You are wrong. Sympathy is easy, hate is hard when you are brought up in a free country
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@lophiz1945 I know it's true bc I experience it daily
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@raymondlow393 well said 👍
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Good on them, look after themselves if their government doesn't look after them..... Survival instinct!
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@lynnkayee1015 yes, for you and me it's clear-cut but for them is a mode/model taken after their communist officials who steal quietly from people/communities on a daily basis. Psychologically, those people justifying their actions by the same standards. Of course, it's wrong but that's how things go when general morals in decline.
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@sdovhfunlahsvisegbakshfjbs4621 yes, it's a way of coping. in China, CCP dictate what's acceptable what's not so CCP is definitely to be blame for this sort of culture. Those on the top are looting far more (millions, billions) than the ordinary people, they just do it quietly behind ...
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@patrickt49 I have more than "read up on China"... I lived in China.
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@blackhand8299 yes under normal circumstances we are accountable for our behavior but sadly China under CCP has no accountability. Its government is not accountable to anyone.
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@animejanai4657 "If you can cheat, then cheat" is in every culture, is not unique in Chinese culture. You could find it in various degree everywhere in the world... past and present. What's different in CCPchina is that CCP lead by example to cheat... normalizing cheating as an acceptable behavior. Under its leadership, cheating is treated as 'virtue', essential 'custom' in all social interactions. Iook at Taiwan, the government bf CCP in mainland China bf CCP. It's not like this at all.
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@themuffinlord6442 what's your point? Every social interaction is cultural based.
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fredflinstone, When do you 'hear' me cheat? 😂🤣 Go back to your pink bubble and stay there.
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One has to do whatever to survive...
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mattiOTX, You're the one twisted. Sympathy comes naturally, almost automatically, mostly without second thought ... that's why is easy. On the other hand, hate requires much more reasoning processing as comparing many past experiences. Sympathy does not require being selfless. The Opposite is true: one has to be oneself to determine how to act. It's called agency, that's the process of making a choice to act in certain way (sympathy or hate). We all know we ought to help our fellow human beings. It's in our DNA to being kind due to human evolution. Our evolution history makes us different from animals. It's some twisted social constraints produce cruel people.
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Bad people grown old... incidents like this will spread everywhere in communist China.
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