Oddity Central
A 13-year-old Chinese boy was diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis, a life-threatening condition, after being asked to do 1,000 squats as punishment during summer camp.
Ms. Lu, a mother-of-one from Jining, in China’s Shandong Province, recently revealed the tragic story of how her teenage son suffered a corporeal punishment that threatened to leave him disabled for life. It all happened last summer when the boy was enrolled in a 7-day camp where he could interact with other kids and engage in physical activities. Everything was fine until graduation day when the parents received pictures from the ceremony in which their son had visibly red eyes and a sad expression. more
A couple of articles about this aort of thing making news sutes recently. I recall a gym teacher handing out 100 push-ups punishments, couldn’t do a pushup for months after that…yeah, the good old days.
…meanwhile, in America, millions of teen aged and prepubecent boys and girls have had their cardiovascular, immune, and reproductive systems destroyed and millions more WILL have by state vaxxxine mandates for the enrichment and political power of Democrats as they force us ever more openly into our own version of Chinese Communist tyranny, so while this one boy is a tragedy, what OUR government is doing to OUR children is far, FAR WORSE…
Horrible story. Criminal child abuse. Also agree with SNS. Good points.
If that was my kid, none of the camp organizers would be breathing.
dock that chink a day’s pay…lyle, blazing saddles
chink teacher…
It was bad enough when my sadistic company commander in company 316 in Navy boot camp ordered us to do 316 jumping jacks with an old M 1 over our heads. The next day I ended up on sick call and they found out that I had cellulitis in my left heal from all that marching on the grinder wearing black nylon socks that infected my heel from the dye getting into my heel thru cuts and bruises from marching. But it did get me out of company 316 for good and even though I was held back it turned out to be a blessing for good. I heard later that the company commander of Co. 316 was busted for abusing his recruits and was severely reprimanded.