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Il a fallut une mauvaise video se retrouvant sur le web, pour qu’ ils realisent qu’ il y avait comme un probleme avec les filles, même le 20h en a fait sa tartine (hier soir).
Et pourtant ce qui est bizarre est que ca n’a jamais manquer sur Youtube! Du moins depuis que je squatte le web, et qu’ils ont des cameras dans leur Nokia. Et il y a eu bien pire.
L’uniforme ne fait pas la hyène dira-t-on.
Pour revenir a la video, ce qui est tout de même grave est que cela se passe en pleine journée, dans le parc Ly Thai To (face a Hoan Kiem), assez impressionnant lorsque on connait la densité policière du quartier au m2.
Pour conclure, revenons a VNNet, qui annonce la couleur:
Many parents think that students nowadays have too many sources of information to access that has not been ‘filtered.’ They blame films about debauched lifestyles and family violence, for example, for influencing their children negatively.
Toujours la faute d’ un autre hum? Sinon ca veut dire bye bye Youtube???
Up 2 Date: Encore!
Et preuve comme quoi, il y a comme un probleme dans le systeme aussi:
Both girls are going to have their behavior grade lowered by one at the end of the school year and the incident will be noted in Ly’s school book, Quang said. Besides academic performance, Vietnamese schools also rank students’ behaviors in four levels – excellent, good, average and bad
The school didn’t explain why the victim and the attacker received the same punishment.
Quang said the case was “especially serious” and the school leaders had thought about expelling Ly.
But they “decided to give her a chance to correct herself” as she’d done this for the first time out of anger.
Both girls will be expelled if they violated further regulations within the year, Quang said.
Source: VNNet Second video of schoolgirls violence posted on the web
