South Korean police yanks wheelchair from a disabled woman-brutal

[xxwzaebd]

This is simply Korean society which is an institutional democracy but a totalitarian social system. The majority of people have a brutal mindset intolerant of the weak and minorities and the entire economy growth was possible through this brutal inborn mindset. There have been wrongful deaths caused by government brutality(such as Martyr Gim Ju Yeol) but the vast majority supports oppresive social order so that their interests are protected, even if others have to die.

[meghasharmaJ1]

Simply appaling. Outraged beyond words.

[xneverwalkalonex]

this is the kind of thing happening in Britain now, thanks to the uncaring coalition government, theyre taking everything off disabled people, anyone who thinks reforming DLA is being done so those that deserve it are the only ones that get it, you are wrong, people who genuinely need it will lose it then they will have no life.

same thing as this happened here not long ago, search Jody mcintyre

[MDIS]

South Korean Police are actually not taught proper negotiations techniques as seen in most other countries. They believed that a riot caused by someone ; no matter whether if he or she is disabled or mentally retarded as dangerous suspects capable of blowing up the Seoul Financial Centre. Stupid really. Seoul is actually now filled with teenage gangsters under the auspicious of the local gangs from schools and larger organizations. And they police are having troubles in differenciating ? Lame.

[rouseg7]

These thugs are so brutal they could almost be British policemen!

[xxwzaebd]

Police and government brutality is common in English speaking countries, one of which Korea in fact is,sadly(most children of social leaders being natural US citizens,regardless of their parents' ideology).

[jacklemas]

absolute fucking scum.

what the fuck is this country doing?

[Neanderthalcouzin]

I can't believe what I'm seeing.

I would deal with that cop on his off time.

[dongsoola]

North Korean leader Kim, Jung Il should liberate South Korea!!

[katzeosp]

A.C.A.B!

[GabberJonathan]

@katzeosp All cops are bastards!

[kinsasiya]

oh my gosh!!!!! is that the training they' v been doing within 2 years? to hurt even disabled presonsssssssss harsh...harsh....

[LegendOfJomtein]

Fucking bitch shouldn't of been causing trouble. Good luck in the 2012 paralympics scumbag, LOL

[xsilentrainx]

what trouble were they causing? as i know, the treatment of minorities such as disabled people is horrible. they were not asking the gov to pay them more money, but were trying to prevent them from taking away little of what they had. is that so wrong?

[R1deTh3L1ghtning]

omg lol. thats funny shit

[christianman73]

How "funny" would it be if you were the one who was brutally yanked out of the wheelchair by police?

[tokee1234567]

you scum. mb has taken out a lot of money for the disabled and the social department. they're protesting for that and that's the treatment they get for expressing their rights to be treated fairly

[christianman73]

She wasn't causing trouble. She was protesting the reduction of basic services which disabled people need. How are you doing with that heart of stone?

[geneinglendale]

This is a reply to Legend of Jomtein: If there is such a thing as karma you will someday get in the way of a drunken driver and you can compete against her in the Paralympics.

[Racr4Lyfe]

Everyone in the Korean government, police force and government in general needs to die. They act like innocent people are nothing and deserve nothing but torture and death.

[seebloom44]

It was at a demonstration by a group of diabled people against "reduction of government assistances" for the disabled.

The woman and man in the video can not walk because of their condition. (I don't know the name of condition in English). Anyway, the police just yanked the wheelchair to arrest her.

[abductee13]

what were the circumstances?

[CarCrash08]

Just to arrest her didn't mean the police needed to yank the wheelchair, i am sure it could be done diffrently.

[trejt]

She probably did what I would have done in my wheelchair at such a protest, locked her wheels so they couldn't just shove her where they wanted her. They yanked the chair so then all they had to do was drag her. Being at the mercy of thugs like that is a frustrating thing. It doesn't matter usually that such idiots think disabled people are worthless, but when they visit their contempt on you it could put a gentle person into the frenzy mode.

[seebloom44]

You can also see police's hostality toward camera reporters.