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Originally Posted by FRpilot
it makes economic sense. similar to insurance companies deciding whether to pay you out and salvage your car (death payout in this case) or pay for repairs (medical bills)
the problem is that it seems like china doesn't impose any type of consequences for this action. in the U.S., you would get charged with manslaughter for what this guy did which would probably have made this guy reconsider killing this kid. in china, it seems, this is just considered an "accident" and there's no consequence for intentional murder so people rather kill the victim since it is the best alternative economically.
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The sad part is that it's even necessary for the government to step in and enforce some semblance of justice. Has humanity really degenerated to that level in foreign countries where we can't can't even police our own morals?