BiscottiGelato

回復 65# lo_pak

He's not obligated to sacrifice, but he didn't need to step out of the bus and say all the people (Chinese) on the bus are dead, does he? It as if to him, Chinese aren't lives?

These Filipino gunmans always choose tourist as targets. Yet the authorities doesn't seem to give a sh_t to tourists. I hope that nobody from now on travels to the Phillipines until they clean up their act.

Also, don't know if this was a well know fact. 5 of the hostages, and 3 of the dead were also Canadian Citizens. I hope the Canadian government will put up a hard stance on this: asking for an inquiry over this and put up travel warning to the Phillipines until a satisfactory result is reached from the inquiry.

BiscottiGelato

回復 71# lo_pak

To not say 'everyone is dead' when he doesn't know, that's all I expect.

I don't think I will climb out of a hostage situation and say everyone is dead unless I witness it with my own eyes that every one was shot. I'll probably just come out in shock and not say anything or say 'know nth', etc.

BiscottiGelato

my concern is, everybody is accusing how the police handled this case, rather than the killer... I t ...
samsung 發表於 2010-8-24 14:08

There are criminals everywhere, hostage taking happens all the time, esp in Phillippines. I think it's hard to count that there would be no hostage taking incidents, no criminals, and that criminals will act nice and obedient...

However, one'd think that they can count on the police, who are professionals, with an obligation to their taxpayer, and the society. Obviously, this incident tells you that you can't, not the Fillipino ones anyways...