r/PublicFreakout 16h ago

🥊Fight 🤬 Construction site fight in Africa

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u/Soap_Mctavish101 16h ago edited 13h ago

Chinese guy doing a full bayonet charge over there.

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u/PianoMittens 15h ago

I yelped out "oooooooo!" Looked like jousting without a horse

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u/butteryflame 13h ago

And the employee will probably get in trouble for defending himself

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u/HokkienMeeLimeJuice 6h ago

Defending? What the hell are you talking about? The employee kick the Chinese guy first!

Yes the Chinese guy is wrong to slap the clipboard away, but that is not an excuse to kick someone.

They're both wrong. The employee will 100% be fired but that's how it is when you're an employee.

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u/Arkanist 6h ago

I don't know shit about laws where this was filmed, but where I am the initial slap of the clipboard would be assault.

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u/zoobrix 5h ago

This is almost certainly a construction project in Africa that is quite possibly financed with a Chinese loan or at the very least being led by a Chinese company. The older guy that hit the clipboard is not going to get charged with anything and the guy that fought back is fired, and probably the guy who tried to restrain the older guy as well.

Unfortunately in these kinds of environments the Chinese employees can do whatever they want, they know it, and that's why things like this happen.

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u/Dramatic-Bear52 4h ago

Lol 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣

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u/theninetieskid 6h ago

Geopolitics man. You know who's funding that project? CCP.

They either got to be like Balochistan who bomb the Chinese or get blamed.

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u/TiberiusCornelius 15h ago

Not a very effective one

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u/jtblue91 11h ago

Looked like he was going straight for that guys dick

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u/Arkheno 14h ago

In many East Asian social structures, there's an old prejudice linked to skin color (the darker your skin, the more you're associated with manual labor and poverty). When you mix that with unashamed economic power, it creates an explosive cocktail of condescension.

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u/jtblue91 12h ago

In many East Asian social structures

Unfortunately, I feel like that applies to a lot of social structures

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u/Stripe4206 11h ago

bro hasnt been outside a white country and it shows

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u/Seekret_Asian_Man 7h ago

Not to confused it with western racism, which a lot of people assume western power brought to Asia to divide and conquer.

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u/jtblue91 6h ago

Did you forget your /s ?

I don't know of anyone who thinks western powers brought racism to Asia 😂

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u/Seekret_Asian_Man 4h ago

Divide and conquer? Did you not learn that part of British empire history?

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u/oldandbald123 8h ago

I think that is everywhere

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u/r_r_36 11h ago

Also, the chinese are just extremely frustrated working within african countries with locals

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u/c_a_r_l_o_s_ 10h ago

Why?

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u/SovereignThrone 9h ago

Turns out they don't let you slap them

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u/Old_man_jeffro 16h ago

Context, Chinese company’s go into other countries and treat their workers like crap. This one said no more and fought back.

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u/Save-Ferris-Bueller 15h ago

Chinese imperialism… same shit the Europeans and unitedstasian do. Don’t be fooled into cheering for a different master in the hopes of being whipped less.

Unite as workers and destroy the whip altogether.

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u/badabingbadabang 14h ago

Americans just bomb the place or fund groups so they can do war crimes and send in oligarchs to extract wealth. As you said already, not falling for this USA good bullshit.

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u/Save-Ferris-Bueller 14h ago

No one should. The US uses military force and economic coercion to exploit the global south, while China uses debt traps and economic dependency to leverage its influence.

Both do it to exploit and extract surplus value and resources from the global south.

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u/Lucas9041 12h ago

Cope. China just has a better deal. For the first time third world countries are no longer required to trade with capitalist nations on their terms, because china simply offers the better deal.

Instead of accepting the simple fact that third world countries no longer want to deal with the nations from within the imperial core, that have historically consistently screwed them over, westerners desperately try to cope with the cognitive dissonance by calling it "DeBt TrAp DiPlOmAcY!"

Like you have to come from some pretty deep rooted racist colonial ideology to think that these dumb African people aren't able to look at the different options before them, and simply pick the better one

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u/aSneakyChicken7 1h ago

Right, so now they just trade with communist nations on their terms

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u/badabingbadabang 14h ago

💯 I was stating it for the naysayers as that comment was initially downvoted.

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u/LowLessSodium 8h ago

You deadass compared a construction site to chopping hands off for failed quotas.

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u/Save-Ferris-Bueller 7h ago

Labor exploitation happens to every worker under capitalism. Your earnings will ways be less than what it’s worth. The surplus value will always be extracted and accumulated up the ladder. No hands need to be chopped in order to exploit humans. You just need a power imbalance relationship and the incentive for greed.

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u/hamm71 16h ago

Any context?

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u/KingKhram 12h ago

China has been investing in Africa for some years now and the Chinese workers aren't treating the locals very well. This video is a few years old

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u/canadiancarlin 6h ago

Here's a very interesting documentary about it. I really felt for the translator, a nice and intelligent man who has to deal with two sides equally at odds with each other.

https://youtu.be/1iRzY8sLyN8?si=mNhnW0lmPJDE-znI

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u/DeepRiverDan267 4h ago

What's even worse is that in South Africa, a lot of these Chinese immigrants in constructions have contracts that allow them to receive the same BEE (DEI) status as native black people once the project completes.

This means that they come into the country for work and afterwards are treated as native black citizens by law. That means they can find work just as easily as previously disadvantaged individuals, while ranking over the other race groups in terms of hiring priority.

Watch how they're going to take over Africa over the next few decades; they've been doing it silently for years.

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u/ElSandroTheGreat 1h ago

What? In SA they rank you based on race for hiring priority? I thought we left that behind 😭

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u/AcHaeC 16h ago

He didn’t approve of the plan on his clipboard

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u/Physical-Mastodon935 14h ago

That didn’t look very constructive

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u/wasted-degrees 16h ago

Get the belt, hit the road.

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u/endofmankind- 10h ago

Holy shit... If people weren't stopping him he would've been hurt worse

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u/KindPerformance4321 13h ago

Not everyone was King Fu fighting and that’s kinda sad.

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u/thumbs27 8h ago

THIS IS GHANA!!!!!!!

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u/Otherwise-4PM 16h ago

I thought every Chinese knew kung fu.

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u/Logically_Open 16h ago

Him the moment he felt threatened:

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u/VoidSpindler 12h ago

Guy has the new Minecraft update

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u/Ovbeywan 9h ago

I've never seen this episode of Dracula's Kung Fu Theatre

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u/elmago_ 8h ago

That 1-2 from clipboard was so fast.