Punish severely, don't be lenient with people who "fight at the drop of a hat" to reduce street thugs

Camera captures a motorbike rider blocking and smashing a car after a traffic collision – Photo cut from video

However, many people are also concerned and giving suggestions to find measures to limit and avoid unnecessary conflicts and beatings on the road.

Before hitting someone, remember "don't tell the fox and cry, it's cowardly"

There have been many cases of indiscriminate assault and beating of others just because of anger after being hit by another car all over the country. The clip of Bui Thanh Khoa repeatedly slapping, punching, and even kicking a girl in the head after a collision on the road in District 4 (HCMC) recently shocked the community. Everywhere, people were talking, criticizing, and even getting angry at the aggressive, hooligan behavior.

Many Tuoi Tre Online readers recounted that they themselves had been threatened, intimidated and beaten. The big problem lies in the fact that the source started from a small collision while riding a motorbike on a crowded road, even when the person being beaten was the one who was walking in the right direction.

As in Nguyen’s case, while running on the street, he collided with a couple rushing out of the alley. Nguyen was not wrong, but he received a glare and a “provocative look” from the young man. “Knowing that, I pretended to ignore him. If I hadn’t restrained myself and looked “in retaliation,” something bad might have happened. Luckily, I was able to hold back,” wrote reader Nguyen.

The majority of comments sent to Tuoi Tre Online by readers all expressed and agreed that there should be severe punishment for all acts of hooliganism, lack of civility, and brazen beating of people for trivial reasons.

Reader Tran Dang Hien wrote: "I hope the authorities will handle this seriously to set an example."

Reader Nguyen Thanh Van commented: “Remember the saying: “Forbearance is the key to good fortune.” Don’t be ashamed to report to the fox and then cry and regret when it’s too late.”

A man used a cow bone to smash a car window and threatened to beat someone after nearly causing a traffic accident – ​​Photo cut from camera

The heavier the fine, the better.

Don’t be lenient, because those words of repentance sometimes only hope to reduce your crime, not to show your intention to do good, many readers are harsh. “Because many people are hooligans, and the punishment is not enough to deter, so the cases of beating people due to traffic collisions still happen. Just assaulting others is criminally prosecuted, imprisoned, there is no need for injuries (serious/minor) or accepting self-reconciliation, then we hope to stop it” – reader Khanh Hoa suggested.

“Just give these people a heavy prison sentence, pay a lot of compensation to the victims, don’t reduce the sentences for these people. For a long time, in such collisions, the victims rarely sue to the end. So the violent people who disregard the law are rampant” – reader Ho An no longer believes in the apologies of the suspects.

Living in this world, we must cultivate compassion and kindness in our minds, then no matter what situation we encounter, we can resolve it satisfactorily. Being good to others is also good to us, so why do we always want to retaliate with violence? Many readers are indignant.

If we want a peaceful society, people to focus on doing business to develop the economy, the country to develop and specifically to limit incidents of beating people in traffic collisions, the responsibility of each individual is very great. From obeying traffic safety laws, keeping a “cool head”, being patient for a little while to keep safe is also fine…

Many people, like reader Nguyen Nhat Dang, believe that the increasing number of people willing to swing their arms and legs and hit others just because of a car accident is due to the pressures of life.

Reader Hung suggests that these behaviors should be viewed as a social problem. It stems from the speed of development and the flow of society that is too fast, causing people to rush to catch up. Traffic congestion, dust, and noise pollution are everywhere, directly affecting people, leading to many negative emotions.

From here, there are many solutions suggested by Hung: “Traffic violations that are not strictly handled everywhere further aggravate negative attitudes. Therefore, in addition to handling cases of not being able to keep a cool head on the road, I suggest that the authorities closely monitor and strictly handle traffic violations on the streets: running red lights, encroaching on lanes, cutting in front, swerving, parking in the wrong place, driving in the wrong direction…”.

Tran Thanh Binh also raised three issues that could be the reason why more and more people are becoming aggressive just because of very small conflicts.

According to Binh, the media, movies, and videos about violence are widespread, while good movies and programs about personality education and behavior are few. Schools and the education system only focus on educating about academic achievements, transcripts, and degrees, but do not pay attention to training personality, moral qualities, and human virtues.

The lack of green spaces that help purify the air and create a quiet space makes people feel frustrated and find it difficult to relieve stress.

“Sadly, all three of these issues continue to develop in a negative direction,” Thanh Binh wrote.

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/phat-kich-khung-dung-nuong-tay-voi-nguoi-quet-ti-la-danh-nhau-moi-bot-con-do-duong-pho-20241212173622623.htm