The Famed YouTuber Gave Away Free Cash to the Crowd in Xinyi Shopping Mall, Arrested for Disturbing the Peace

See how these, younger generations longed for the spotlight?  Getting ARRESTED for public disturbances, how’s that for your, spotlight, huh?  Just because you got the money, that still doesn’t mean, that you need to, “FLASH” it!!!  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The YouTuber, “Mr. R”, Lin, two evenings ago, arrived at the alley on Song-Shiou Road in Xinyi District, started pouring out the cash into the crowd, after the news got out on social media, it’d attracted thousands of people there, the police worried about crowd control, that it might turn into another case of the Korean theatre stampede, they’d immediately sent the police forces there to control the crowd, yesterday the police called Lin in, and after they’d interviewed him, Lin was charged on public safety.

after he got arrested, he’d made a, public apology to the press, off of YouTube

In the late of nights two evenings ago, Lin had shot out the thousand dollar bills twice with the spray pumps to the locals gathering, and the rumors were, that Lin would be spreading around $300,000N.T’s in cash, but in reality, only a little over $10,000N.T.s of what’s been “sprayed out” was real, there were the toy bills, but Lin denied it was him, who’d, poured out the cash.

The Xinyi Substaion pointed out, that two evenings ago at eleven, the police were called, and, the police ordered the activities to be halted, and started enforcing the laws, and guided the crowd away from the location, maintained the order in the traffic.

The police stated, that Lin used the online platforms to call the people out, disregarded that the real of fake bills that he’d poured out into the public may cause a rampage, a stampeded, causing death, that his behaviors had impacted the life and safety of others, that he’d broken the criminal laws of public safety.

At noon yesterday, Lin arrived at the station to give a statement, before he went in to get interviewed by the police he’d bowed to the public, apologized for the inconvenience he’d, caused, he’d stated that he’d not had any bad intentions, nor was he sponsored, or had anything to gain, that he was, purely, inspired from a fellow youtuber, wanted to bring what little blessing and joys to the crowd in the hard times.

Lin told, that this wasn’t his first rodeo, that there were the red envelopes he’d handed out from before, he’d prepared ten red envelopes, and there’d been leftovers, he didn’t imagine that this time, there would be so many who’d come, that he will continue to give out the money but in the future, he may work with the orphanages, or the animal shelters to plan these, activities of his.

the photo of people arriving to catch the “free cash” this famed YouTuber is giving out to the crowd…the “promo” poster of his activities, from online

Lin and the actor, Darren Wang were high school classmates, and when asked about his relations, Lin told, that he’d been acquainted with Wang from before, but had lost touch, that this incident had nothing to do with Darren Wang.

Lin told, that he is in the jewelry trade and the encrypted currencies trade, but he’d done his business all legally, stressed that he’d never told that he was rich, that he’d only wanted to spread the joys to all, giving out the free cash.  As for the fake toy cash that were found at the sites, Lin said that he had proof of video, that it was from another YouTuber, “Bacon”, that he had nothing to do with it.

So, this is how FAR these younger generations of “children”, they’re ALL grown-ASS adults by the way, are willing to go, to GAIN their, three nanoseconds (no longer three whole seconds I’m afraid…) of fame, online, and, what this does it???  Oh yeah, teaching people, that you can get arrested on T.V., for causing a possible STAMPEDE, in a public and crowded area somewhere in society, and, you will get arrested for it, but hey, you still got YOUR FACE on tape, so it’s, all, good!

Close to Seventy-Percent of Female Physicians Were Sexually Harassed, and There Weren’t Enough Reported Cases

The contributing factors of WHY the birthrate is on the, steady DECLINE in this country, even though, the DDP prided itself on making the strides to give women more rights, practically, it doesn’t work, and these female physicians are handling more than their shares here, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The Physicians’ Labor Laws aren’t Up to Standards, Sixty Percent of Female Medical Professionals Were Asked for Their Plans of Getting Pregnant in the Interviews

The workplace in hospitals and clinics isn’t fitting, not only were the nurses all overworked, the medical doctors are also, faced with the, bad labor conditions, especially the female medical professionals, being sexually discriminated against, the Taipei Physicians’ Guild posted its latest gender-friendly survey results, close to seventy-percent of female physicians had been sexually harassed, but there’s a very low rate of reporting, close to sixty-percent of female physicians were asked about their plans of getting pregnant at the interviews for hire, another thirty percent of female physicians were on duty in the graveyard shifts during their pregnancies.  The guild called out, that there should be the medical labor laws, to protect the medical professionals’ rights.

The secretary of the Taipei Physicians’ Guild, Chen stated that the reduced birthrates is a matter of national security now, the government kept encouraging women to get pregnant, but the medical professions, due to the culture of work, placed a ton of restrictions, limitations on the female physicians; after the female physicians get pregnant, their work rights can’t even match up to that of regular workers; the #MeToo started trending across Taiwan last year, and due to how the field of medicine is dominated by men mostly, the culture of work is too hush-hush, the victims of sexual harassment can’t get the help they required, making the workplace even harsher.

The guild had surveyed a total of 185 female physicians and 97 male physicians.  The results showed, 67.5-percent of surveyed female physicians had been sexually harassed, but the complaints filed was only at 3.2-percent; 22.7-percent of male physicians reported having been sexually harassed, with the rate of filing a complaint being ZERO, other than being too busy at work, they’d worried that the complaints don’t do anything for them, that they can’t collect enough evidence.  The representative of the Taipei Physicians’ Guild, Huang stated, there’s only a limited number of the departments of nominations of physicians, plus how close the culture of work is in the medical field, causing the physicians to prioritize their own means of getting promoted higher up than to report the incidents.

There were close to sixty-percent of female physicians surveyed whom when asked about their plans of marriage, of childrearing in the job interviews, they were hinted by the managers that they can’t get pregnant, or it would affect them getting hired and being, promoted; although the labor laws specified that pregnant women shall NOT work the night shifts, but, other than the resident doctors, the primary physicians aren’t protected under this law, and there are still currently 27.3-percent of female physicians who are working the graveyard shifts right now.

Chen stated, that there’s a ZERO job guarantee protection for female physicians who are pregnant right now, the government should immediately amend this, to strictly prohibit the female physicians who are pregnant from working the graveyard shifts.

And so, this is, a major, contributing FACTOR of what there’s this, decline in birthrate in this country.  The workplace isn’t friendly enough toward women, and not just the doctors, and, there’s this, SEX discrimination in this country that’s, ongoing right now, and it’s still, rooted down in the culture, and to root this bad belief back up, is going to take, more than just, amending the laws to protect women’s right of work when they’re pregnant.

The Instructor Was Robbed, and Was Sexually Assaulted & Murdered, the Suspect Escaped the Death Penalty & Received Life-in-Prison Instead

How is sexual assault AND murder not considered an “intentional crime with lethal or other extremely grave consequences”???  This is what TSAI wanted to achieve, before she steps down, a FINAL move toward eliminating the death penalty altogether, because the DDP is, too EAGER to get RID of the death penalty for this country…off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The retired school instructor who’d received the teaching excellence aware, Chen, ten years ago, when she went grocery shopping, she was robbed at random by the perpetrator, Liu, sexually assaulted, then, murdered, in all of Liu’s trials, the courts gave him the death penalty, but the retrial of his fourth appeal, the collectivist courts found, that Liu’s actions did not fit to the “most severe sort of crime”, and changed his sentence to life in prison, as the families of Chen heard the verdict, they’d stated that this was the, “most awful verdict”, that it’s absolutely unfair toward the families of the victim, that they will, appeal the verdict to the very, end.

here’s a video of the debate on death penalty, from YouTube

On the day of the crime, Liu was going to see his girlfriend, with a hammer, as he passed the Hello Marketplace in Zuoying, Kaohsiung, he saw Chen opening the door to her car, he’d planned to steal her car to use it to go see his girlfriend, but instead, he’d, attacked the female instructor in the head with the hammer, and gotten into the driver’s side, then, dragged the female instructor into the back, sexually assaulted her using his fingers, and, robbed two thousand dollars N.T. from her, then, escaped, eight hours after the robbery and assault, the police discovered Chen, DEAD in her car.

The first trial found Liu guilty for sexual assault, robbery and murder, sentenced him to death, and, of the charges on sexual assault, because the district attorneys and Liu didn’t appeal, it’d been, set, Liu was sent to prison, the robbery murder parts, he’d gone through various retrials, appeals, and all the judges presiding over the cases believed that Liu used such cruel methods, gave him the death penalty on five separate, occasions, his public office post stripped for life.

The Highest Court found, that whether or not the female instructor was robbed because she had two thousand dollars N.T. on her, or that if Liu had the intent to commit murder, there’s need for more investigations on these, that there’s not enough justification for the death penalty, and sent the case back to retrial at the Kaohsiung High Subsidiary Courts, multiple, times.

the people, MARCHING against making death penalty unconstitutional…photo from online

The fourth retrial confirmed, that on the robbery part, other than Liu’s own confessing to it, there’s no other physical evidence, that Liu had randomly selected Chen to victimized, and, killed her in the process of robbing her, that it wasn’t, premeditated, that it’d not fitted to the “most serious sort of crime” clause.

The Collectivist Court based off of the psych evaluation, the assessment of sentencing given, found that Liu only needed to have a strict mean of supervision, his chances of reoffending will be, reduced, it’d, ruled out that he will, never, change, tossed back the original, verdict.

As Chen’s husband, Chang heard the verdict, accused Liu in court, that he’d targeted his wife to rob her, “doesn’t this show premeditation, and that his murder of my wife being, planned?”, the evaluation reports suggested, that there’s a, fifty-two percent chance that Liu might reoffend again, the justice disregarded the results of the evaluation, Liu committed the crime at the age of forty-seven, and is sentenced to life in prison, based off of the parole terms, he can get out of prison in his sixties, the justice had returned a murderer, a rapist back into the local communities, “Taiwan has no criteria for doing away with the death penalty”.

And this is still due to the DDP’s eager to get rid of the death penalty, and, these murderers will get released back to the wild after twenty years served, and, they will, surely kill again, because, this man committed the murder and the sexual assault in the spur of the moment, and who’s to say, that he won’t have that spur of the moment feel, after he got released, after he’d fitted to his, parole terms?  And, the life-in-prison is still BULLSHIT, because, these MURDERERS, RAPISTS will get set free into the “wild” after ten, twenty years served, because they can get paroled for “good behaviors” in prison, or that the prison is overcrowded, making this world that much more, dangerous to live in.

The Post-Pandemic Rise of Children Who Witnessed Violence at Home

The Post-Pandemic Rise of Children Who Witnessed Violence at Home

A trend, that’s NOWHERE N-E-A-R, good here, and yet, this is a vicious cycle, with the systems of counseling not set up functionally enough, and everything goes bust underneath, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

Most of the Children Who Were Witnesses to Domestic Violence Usually Sent into Counseling at School, the Trials Can’t Catch up to the Cases that are Occurring, the Children Who Were Traumatizes are Falling Through the Holes

There’s a huge increase of violence at home globally during the pandemic, based off of the statistics reported by the Department of Health Welfare & Sanitations, even in the post-pandemic times, there’s still a continual hike in the number of cases of domestic violence reports, the “witnessing children” of these violence, on the rise also, it’s just, that as the number of witnesses steadily gets higher, the cases of counseling these children who witnessed the abuse continued at the steady rate of around 1,500 cases per year, and the schools which are the direct agencies relating to the children witnessing, have NO follow-up means, and the children who were abused, are falling through the, cracks.

Based off of estimates, the adult cases being reported back in 2019 was 26,258, to 2023, it’d gone up to 35,793, an increase of over 9,500 cases, and the cases overseen by social workers was around 1,500 on average, the highest was in 2021, with 1,674, most of the cases were counseled by the adult protection agency’s social workers themselves, with the average of over 8,300 individuals getting counseled, the remaining over 15,000 were referred to the educational resources.

Du, the C.E.O. of Women Rescue Foundation stated, that the cases that were offered the assistance were mostly the children who live in the violent environments, the children who only witnessed the violence at home, are mostly counseled by the local organizations’ social workers, but, the social workers of the private sectors, have less resources available compared to the public agencies, and can’t provide enough help to those in need.

The legislator, Lin stated, that currently, the Department of Health and Social Welfare handed the children of seven and older who’d witnessed violence at home to the individual educational departments, but how to practically offer the care and concern, it’d lacked the management means, for instance, should it be the school instructors or the school counselors, there should be the rules set up clearly, “otherwise, both would believed, that each had done it, but in reality, nobody does a thing.”

Du told, that in counseling the children who lives in the environment of domestic violence, mostly, the children’s cases are being handled by the adult protection social workers, but, these workers needed to sort through the matters of the parents’ domestic violence already, and had to take care of the minors’ cares, it’s not practical, and the degree of help offered is also, limited.  She also mentioned, if the children who witnessed the violence weren’t counseled by the children protection services’ social workers, they’re counseled by the school, and there would be the window of no help offered during the winter and summer vacation months.

And so, this IS, the lacking in the, systems, because the social workers are asked to carry everything, they’re not only in charge of getting the adults who are caught in the domestic violence interactions directly, they also have to, oversee that the children from these families are, receiving the needed care, counseling, and the trials to hear these cases are still not, coming, fast enough, and so, naturally, children fall through the, cracks here.

The systems need to be reset, reordered, reconstructed, to work better, but we lacked the personnel, the funding, and so, children will still die off, really, fast…

Some of the Court Justices Interpreted the Selling of Sexually-Illicit Footages & Photos as “It’s Not that Big a Deal”, there Should be a Higher Level of Cognition in the Enforcing of the Laws

This is still due to DESENSITIZATION…and that’s why, there are, still a growing number of victims, DESPITE there are now, laws set up, to stop these sorts of things!!!  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The Taichung D.A.’s Office relied on a letter, and it took them two years to finally CRACK the case of the “SCP Forum” on Telegram, selling the sexual images of underage adolescent girls, and after analyzing the data, there were a total of eighty-six adolescent females who were victims, the youngest being only nine, a lot of the victims were enticed by the benefits, and shot sexually illicit images of themselves, to the point of being forced to eat disgusting things, and had words carved into their bosoms, this case was compared to the “N Room” case, as the district attorney ordered the arrest of the primary suspect, the courts tossed the requests of the D.A.’s office on that it’s not Taichung’s jurisdiction, but the district attorneys fought hard for it, and finally, the suspects were, taken into, custody.

The selling and purchasing of sexually-illicit images or footages of children and adolescent is filed under “pure cybercrimes”, with the perps, the victims all over Taiwan, and they’re cases relating to women and children mostly, in the lacking of efficacy, there’s the reduced willingness for the police forces to put in the time and energies.  It’s quite difficult, for the head investigators, the prosecutors’ office to find the needed support, it’d become, mission impossible, to find and arrest all who are responsible for the cross-platform buying and selling of sexual images, videos of children and adolescents.

And so, because there’s a LOW rate of catching the perps, because they’re all over the place, on the INTERNET, low rate of successful prosecution of the cases, as a lot of the victims don’t want to relive the traumas again, and, there’s also, a lot of the court justices who’d believed, “it’s NOT that big a deal”, that’s why, these crimes are now, flourishing, we need to see this not as some misdemeanors but as CRIMINAL charges, because they ARE!

The Suppressing of Pains Long-Term Turned Traumatic, the Justice Systems Only Offered Slaps on the Wrists for the Perps, Most of the Victims Made to Re-Experience the Traumas

The need for a safe environment, to disclose, to tell what happened to them personally, is needed, but unfortunately, the society isn’t, as, kind, so the victims of these crimes, will, continue to, suffer…off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

There’d been one right after another and other cases of children and adolescents’ sexually illicit videos gone viral of late, the victims are traumatized psychologically, lived their days on eggshells, the assistant director of the Taoyuan Psychiatric Unit, Lee pointed out, the victims who’d been traumatized like this, normally responded by exerting signs of anxiety, depression, a distrust of the world around them.  Lin, the certified counselor told, that most of the victims hid their traumas too deeply inside, the justice department’s giving the perps slaps on the wrists, hurts the victims even more.

and this still does NOT help! Illustration from online

“So of the victims who’d gotten their sexually illicit footages secretly filmed and posted online, these footages may still be online to this, very day!”, Lee pointed out, these victims suffer from a greater psychological impact than the those who’d been sexually assaulted in the past, from before, there’d only been a limited handful of those who’d watched the footages, and causing the victims the pressures; and now, the images and videos get passed around on the social media, to the point of getting posted like the online pop-up ads, or maybe, the pornographic sites got hacked, and the personal data passed online, causing the individuals’ personal lives being, impacted too.

“In another country, maybe someone can recognize a victims!”, Lee pointed out, compared to the past, the images that were recorded without consent, is carrying an everlasting effect, not only would the privacy of the victims get invaded, the traumas for the victims are, unimaginable to the ordinary persons.

Lin told that most victims would experience the acute symptoms of posttraumatic stress, feeling unclean, with the repeated nightmares, blaming oneself, or hating oneself, without the needed social support, the victims may suffer from long-term effects of PTSD.

Lin pointed out, most of the victims buried their pains too deeply, if they don’t speak out about the pains, or deal with the traumas, the individuals may start fearing intimacy, to the point of their personalities start distorting, and, most of the society, the members of the society’s fearing the discussions or the encounters of these experiences, not known how to handle, the justice systems, only giving the perps slaps on the wrists, it’s, another brand new forms of, emotionally assaulting the victims.

this will work, ONLY IF everybody is, nonjudgmental…photo from online

Lin said, to help these victims get away from the nightmares, there’s a need to create a safe environment for them to heal from their traumas in, step by step, by telling the experiences, to help heal their injured selves, and this requires the entire society to work together on.

This showed, the importance of a strong social support systems for the victims of these, heinous crimes, and unfortunately, because most of the society still gets into the automated mode of blaming the victims, even IF it’s the PERPS who are to blame, but that’s how the mentality works, that makes the healing process, that much more difficult than it should be.

The Hardest of Counseling the At-Risk Students is the Lack of Understanding of the Parents

How this problem is going to, expand, into the workforces, if these students don’t get the help they are in need of, once they’re adults, chances are, they won’t be willing to get into  treatment programs that will actually, help them become better adapted into the society, and we will have, loose time bombs, everywhere, that’s going to go, B-O-O-M, regularly…off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

Have started the plans the “Three Leveled Counseling” for many years, Taiwan is ahead in Asia in Asian countries, and yet, there are still the cases of the at-risk students in Hsinbei neck slashing case, the Keelung three-on-one beating occurring.  It’d made the society question the efficacy of these, counseling means.

Th current three-level counseling system, the homeroom instructors who are at the frontlines of this, had enormous pressures on them.  Although, with their observations, they can note many “signals”, but, currently, the system zooms in on the middle and high school levels.  Certainly, this is the teenage rebellion age, the students are easily influenced by their peers, and easily fallen to temptation from the outside, once they’d gone astray, it may be next to impossible to set them back on the right tracks, again; and yet, with the age getting older, the compounding factors of school, work, economics, peers, social interactions, etc., etc., etc., the pressures grows, with the school instructors, counselors, faced with, an even harder to tackle problems in counseling.

I’d worked as a primary instructor for the technical university for close to three decades, I continued carrying the mindset of respect, trust, and empathy toward my students, listening to their problems, to help them find a way to resolve, and I’d, also felt cheated, for being too involved, and after the students’ lies were busted, the losses of money is small, what’s more difficult to deal with, was the oppositions between the students and instructors, and the parents’ misunderstandings.

And, there were the two female students who started developing the homosexual attraction to each other that their parents are against, one of them was the weaker, the other more possessive same sex partner always gets jealous, if the student is friends with those of the same sex, or gotten acquainted with members of the opposite sex, the misunderstandings, the upsets caused the girl to attempt suicide by leaping off of the building at school, but was caught by her roommate, her life didn’t get, lost.

There is also a female student from parents who were divorced, and remarried separately, who’d had to manage everything for school, student loans, boarding, meal plans, by part-timing herself, and had to deal with her mother who’d just had a child, who’d constantly asked her for money.  And she was forced to work as a waitress at a night club, and, gotten off work in the midnight hours, and, in a few short hours, she’d had to get back up for her schools, and naturally, she’d, missed on hundred of, lecture sessions.

All of these cases, are the ones that came to disclose their situations, as I’d found that something was not quite right with them on their own, while, some don’t even, trust the counselors.  And, if I’d wanted to refer them to a second, or a third level counseling service referral, I’d had to, get consent from them.  The university students are already, adults, so things we can’t help them on, and, we can’t, do, anything, for, them.

There were 215,000 younger generations who were on anti-depressants in 2020, “psychological illnesses” are getting younger and younger at onset, and, it’s usually, hard to tell from looking.  These individuals, no matter if they’re in school, or in the workforce, they all needed assistance and the shows of care and concerns.  Is the current system of counseling, up to standard for the needs of these, persons?

If you aren’t aware enough, that you are mentally ill, then, chances are, you can’t get the assistance you need, and, most people, due to the general taboos of the realms of being labeled as “mentally ill”, “on anti-psychotic medication”, that’s why, the adult population are less likely to seek out the assistance they needed, and, this will cause the workforce to become, unstable, because, you don’t know if you’re working with someone who’s, mentally troubled, who must might, take a gun to work, and start, shooting everybody who was there at the office one day…

The Nanny Got Annoyed by Hearing the Infant Boy Fuss, in Three Day, He’d Been Physically Abused Twenty Time

And yes, the woman is still, CERTIFIED to take care of the children here, but she couldn’t stand the child’s cries, and, LOST it!!!  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

Another Case of Abuse by Certified Nanny!  She’d Continually Shaken Him and Slammed Him Down, the Six-Months-Old Infant Boy Suffered from Subdural Hematoma, and the Optical Nerve Ruptures, Causing Him to Become Epileptic

The certified nanny, Yeh had only begun to look after a six-months-old infant boy, when she was suspected of being emotionally unstable, continually slamming, shaking the infant boy as many as twenty times, causing the infant boy to hemorrhage in the skulls, to bleed at the base of his eyes, to developing epilepsy.  The Hsinbei District Attorneys Office indicted Yeh on charges of children and adolescent welfare, and criminally for the adult intentionally harming a child or infant.

The investigations found that Yeh was certified as a nanny by the government, started in 2020, she’d begun working full-time as a nanny.  Started back on February 19^th, she’d taken on the daytime care of the young infant boy, but was suspected of being unable to handle the infant fussing, lost her emotional control, she was suspected of continually throwing the infant onto the floors down on his back, shaking him, causing the infant to sustain traumas to his brains and eyes too.

After the infant was returned back to the parents, he’d started exerting signs of loss of appetite, high fever, twitching, drowsy, and becoming limp, the parents took him to the pediatrician, he’d not gotten better, in the midnight hours of the following day, they’d rushed him into the McKay Memorial Pediatric I.C.U. of Taipei.  After the examinations, the infant was found to have bleeding in his cranium, and at the base of his eyes, and the subdural hematoma has caused him to become epileptic too, the hospital suspected that he’d been, shaken to have caused this severity of brain damage.

The infant boy showed an expansion of his corpus callosum, which meant that his brain had shrunk in size, whether or not this will cause him to have any developmental delays, only time will, tell; although the epilepsy was under control, he may be on medication for the rest of his life, as for the blood clot at the base of his eyes, it’d become smaller after the medications, but the neurologists were unsure of the effects that the injury may have on the infant’s sight in the future, that in the future, he would need to watch out for the problems of retinal detachment, and other eye conditions.

The case was reported by the hospital, the district attorney’s office, the police stepped into investigate, they went to Yeh’s home to search, and from the surveillance of the home daycare, they’d seen Yeh slammed the boy multiple times, jostled him, pulling on the infant boy inappropriately repeatedly on the surveillance footages.  Yeh admitted to physically abusing the infant, but claimed that it was because he wouldn’t stop crying, that was why she’d, becoming violent with him physically.

The D.A. believed, that Yeh’s behavior caused the infant boy to suffer from irreparable physical injuries including paralysis, damages in his sight, etc., etc., etc., indicted on the charges of adult intentionally harming a young child, causing children severe developmental delays, which, if proven guilty, will get her five years to twelve years of prison term, and, based off of the laws of child and adolescent protection, the punishment for her may be increased by half.

The one-year-old boy, “Kai-Kai” last year was suspected of getting abused to death by the certified sitters, Liu,, both were listed as certified nanny for children waiting for adoption by the Children’s Welfare League, with certifications issued by the government; and now, this case of another certified nanny, abusing a young male infant to brain damage happened.

So, being certified by the government means???  Oh yeah, SHIT, that’s what being certified by the government means.  I mean IF you can’t be patient enough, to withstand a young infant crying like crazy (and they will, CRY like crazy, as some of these babies were just born, too, “fussy”…), and, if you can’t etch that into your brains, then, you have NO business taking care of infants, and because there’s NOT a stricter check of qualification (I mean, there should be the observation period during the “internship” of becoming a nanny…too see how those who want to become nannies handle babies who cried nonstop!), but there isn’t, that’s why this SHIT keeps on happening, besides, when you’re having a bad day as is, and that baby in your care starts to cry out of term, that would make you want to STRANGLE her/him, that’s only naturally, but you should’ve had better emotional controls, and yet, you don’t!

The Middle School Got Thrown Under the Bus for Allowing the Parent to Come to the School, to SLAP the Male Student Who’d Bullied the Female Student Across the Face

How the instructor didn’t react quick enough, to get the “fight” outside of the classroom setting, how the instructor did NOT handle the bullying effectively, then, everything rolled, out of, control…off of the Newspapers, translated…

A male and female student in a middle school of Hsinbei City had an altercation, the homeroom instructor called up both their parents to the school to sort through things, the male student got slapped across the face, screamed at by the female student’s parents in the hallways, the parents of the male student appeared yesterday with the city councilmembers, Liu and Wang to accuse, suspected that the homeroom instructor left the students alone, that the instructor and the school’s handling the matter with the students involving the parents is, flawed, and, during the investigation phase, the homeroom instructor did NOT separate from the students properly, causing the students not dared to go to school, causing the harm again.

Wu, the C.E.O. of the Education Industry Guild, pointed out, in handling the conflicts of the students, the offices of student affairs should’ve been, involved, and, normally, it’s in the principal’s office that the talk should happen, normally, the matter would not be left to the homeroom instructor to handle alone, that the school was unfunctional, in the procedural.

The student’s father made a statement to the press, that he thought school was supposed to be a safe location, that the peers would fight, and yet, the school allowed the student to face the confrontation from the parents alone, that he and his wife had work, so they couldn’t be there, that the homeroom instructor didn’t find a neutral location for the conference, nor stopped the parents of the female student from assaulting his son, stood about a meter away, watched his son getting, slapped.

The male student’s mother also told, that she’d been told, by a school counselor, that during the time of her son getting slapped by the female student’s parent, he’d thought about leaping off of the fifth floor, that she’d been, worried about her son’s mental health state, “I need him beside me to feel that he’s, safe and sound.”

Liu told, that the Department of Education’s getting a handle on the situation, but the lacking in action, not reprimanding the school, nor the instructor’s lack of functioning, that in the period of investigation, it’d not pulled the instructor from teaching the classes, that this was a second injury to the victim, that the school only wanted to reduce the incident to nothing, turning “net of social security, anti-bullying” into a big, joke.

Wang said, that the parents of the student who was slapped already decided to press charges, he suggested, that before the security investigations report results concluded, the school should separate the instructor from the student, to avoid the student from getting ostracized in school.

The Hsinbei Department of Education stated, that the homeroom instructor called up the parents to handle the case of student bullying, that after the school got a hold of what had happened, it’d, immediately started up the protocol of the investigation measures; the Department of Education’s telling the school to handle the matter swiftly, to clarify if the procedural in the school’s handling the matter was careful enough, and if the school had broken any laws, and if the investigations found that the instructor made an error in handling the situation, the school will enforce the punishment on the instructor.  Toward the parents’ accusations, the principal of the school responded, that everything is currently under investigation, that the incident had been captured on film.

Wu pointed out, that as the students got involved in conflicts, the school should send the offices of student affairs to call up the parents to come to school to handle the matters, and the location of the conference should be at the principal’s office, or other fitting location, that it wasn’t wise to get the conference started in the classroom, in case of a physical confrontation, there’s no way that the instructor can deter the fight from happening.  Wu also stated, that based off of the classroom counseling regulations, the matter should be sent to the office of student affair’s, the counseling office to intervene, that the school’s operational departments shall NOT, evade from responsibility.

And so, the problem with this case, is that the confrontation shouldn’t have happened in the classroom, but, that’s an, oversight, because, when the parents come to school to confront someone who had bullied their own young, they’d headed into the classroom setting, and more than likely, DRAGGING that student who’d bullied out, and ask her/him: why the HECK did you bully my son/daughter, and, the teacher failed in her functioning, to get the incident to head to some neutral grounds, but, it isn’t entirely the instructor’s fault, because, when both parents are completely basked in their upsets, gone to the school, to see who the @#$% it was that bullied my “little girl”, emotions will go HAYWIRE, and, this shit happens.  So, all parties are at fault, and it’s the flaws of how the systems been set up, that’s caused this confrontation to BLOW out of, proportions!

The Kaohsiung Mingshen Hospital Performed Surgery on the Wrong Person, the Elderly Who Had a Stroke Had a Chest Drain

This is, I suppose, one of the, WORST cases of, MEDICAL NEGLECT???  I mean, hello, hello, hello, the fixing the elderly needed is in his BRAIN, and yet, they CUT open his chest?  That’s, uh, how many INCHES or CENTIMETERS, away again???  That just showed, how UNPROFESSIONAL these, “professionals” can be, or maybe, they didn’t, get enough, sleep last night, that’s why they’d made this, “ERROR”, and now, this entire hospital with the ENTIRE surgical staff, DESERVE to get, SUED!  This is, OUTRAGEOUS!  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

and here’s the S.O.P. that the hospital should’ve followed, but didn’t! From UDN.com

The Elderly’s Files Passed Through Five Sets of Hands, But the Identity of the Patient Was, Never, Confirmed, the Head Surgeon, to Cover Up, Forged the Medical Records, Got Fired from His Surgical Position, the Director of the Hospital, Ousted

The city-funded hospital in Kaohsiung, the Mingshen Hospital on the fourth had a severe medical negligence case of “operating the wrong person”, they were supposed to do a surgical drain for a patient with the pustules in his thorax, but, accidentally, wheeled in the patient with the lowered blood pressure in for the surgery, and, in this time, the patient was passed through five different medical professionals, and none had, become, aware that they’d, taken the wrong individual into the O.R., it wasn’t until the surgeon who cut open the patient’s chest, did he find, nothing inside the patient’s thorax, did the primary surgeon, Lu, realize, that this patient didn’t have the conditions, that they’d, mistakenly, operated on the, man.  The hospital and the local department of sanitations found out, afterwards, the surgeon, Lu had the patient signed a consent form for the surgery, to falsify the medical records, he was given two written reprimands, and, fired from his position as a surgeon, the case will be turned over to the Kaohsiung D.A.’s Office to prosecute.  The mayor, Chen said this is a “low level mistake that should’ve never, happened”.

here’s the news report…off of YouTube

Based off of understanding, that man in his seventies, Huang who’d been, mistakenly operated on, was a registered low-income, he’d had a stroke, and couldn’t speak, and had been living in assisted living for a long time, only has a younger brother, but they couldn’t find him, the hospital had hired a nurse’s aide for him to look after him, currently, he’s, recovering from the unnecessary operation.

And so, this, is, one more SCREW loose, in the, medical systems, I mean, you are told to check, at least, THREE times, that your patients’ treatments are what they needed (or maybe I’m wrong???), and yet, this sort of an elementary level mistake had, happened, in a major hospital, and, there’s the five standard-operating procedures of the surgery, along with the hospitals’ negligence listed on the papers…does this make you feel safe, being in the hospitals of this country, where, medical care is, almost, nothing?  Yeah, quality of care still goes up and down with the costs here!