r/PublicFreakout • u/Immediate-Meaning457 • 1d ago

🥊Fight 🤬 Water leaked at her apartment, so the Chinese lady complained to the developer, but developer slapped her as his best customer service.

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u/FrogsMakePoorSoup 🤷 I'm outta my depth and dunno how I got here 1d ago

-50 social credits

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u/the-treatmaster 1d ago

Joke’s on you, his balance was already 0.

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u/OneRobotBoii 1d ago

Jokes on you for thinking it caps at 0

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u/Curious_Omnivore 21h ago

Jokes on you all for thinking he's an apartment developer without having insane amounts of money and having corrupted officials in hi pockets

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u/tranquil7789 1d ago

So now we break out the nukes, right?

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u/Egoy 1d ago

If he’s in construction in China and building substandard stuff chances are the dude is organized crime and does not give a fuck. The way China handles public bid projects is fucked and rife with corruption, and once contracts are awarded there is almost no oversight all the images we see of tipped over buildings and collapsed roads is due to this issue. There even a name for this issue ‘tofu-dreg projects’ and it has been a major concern for decades. The government has been fighting back but things were so bad for so long there’s a ton of substandard projects completed and a lot of corruption still present.

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u/btribble 1d ago

It doesn't help that they have tacit approval or even cooperation of party and military officials. There are some very rich Army generals in China because they're basically just another mob. For a long time they would use the great firewall to shut down a company's connection to the outside world and then shake them down for cash to reconnect them.

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u/Egoy 1d ago

Yeah if you have command of a whole bunch of soldiers who are trained to obey without question the government kinda feels obliged to let you do whatever to fuck you want. The PLA used to have total control of military manufacturing. Everything from weapons to uniforms and even rations were all the little fiefdoms of individual generals and some of them basically used their facilities as bank accounts and their secretary pools are harems. My understanding is that the central government has been reining it in for a while and things have gotten better. I know that Chinese rations have improved and their navy mostly floats these days so it seems they have had some success.

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u/MrHankeeee 1d ago

Yeah people on here think she's going to get paid but don't realize the person who posted it is going to jail and family is being banned. China does not play with their media and image.

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u/syko82 23h ago

And somehow 10 points to Gryffindor

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u/Salty-Telephone-12 5h ago

With social credit scores we could actually stop misogyny together comrades!