[TexGrill]

Yep, daily routine in Beijing.

[Fai Mao]

Hong Kong is almost that bad. Tokyo is as bad or worse

[dr_lew]

[GreatRoad]

100 million people DWA (driving while Asian), that’s indeed scary.

[gunsequalfreedom]

I’ve been that man except that I’m much bigger than the other passengers so just pushed real hard and made it through.

[dragnet2]

Could this be anymore disgusting?

Jamming them in like two legged cattle...What a nasty place...

[iowamark]

The same is true whether driving or taking the train. Avoid rush hour if at all possible.

[Fresh Wind]

In our “civilized” country, that situation would lead to bloodshed on a daily basis.

[familyop]

"Why are people pushy? Too many people."

Or too much "master planning" by those who complain about overpopulation from from space and comfort. We see that in the USA, too.

[gotribe]

This is unnatural, unhealthy.

[rlmorel]

As tough as it is for the people trying to get on the train, it is far worse for those trying to get off of it.

Contrast it with this video of People trying to get on a train in Japan. (note the name of the video: ""All hell breaks loose when a train is 20 minutes late" which I find to be almost a humorous contrast.

Japan has a lot of faults, no doubt about it. But you can see a fundamental difference in behavior between the Japanese and Chinese in getting OFF the train.

The Japanese ALL stand by (as they should) and let people get OFF. When they have to get ON, they push like hell to pack them in.

When the doors open on the Chinese train, there is no social "rule" that people adhere to that compels people to allow people getting off the train by waiting and standing aside. Like a bunch of animals in the jungle, it is every man for himself, pushing to get in, and to hell with the people getting off.

This does, I think, reveal a national character in the Japanese that explains why the Japanese, even 68 years after a devastating defeat in a war, can field a far smaller military that would still likely prevail over a far larger Chinese military if it ever came to that. (and also why some people in Asia still fear a militarized Japan)

Granted, the Japanese are a far more homogenous society than China is, but I think what you see in these two videos shows a profound, basic difference between the two cultures, and not to China's advantage.

[driftdiver]

Too many people so the socialist agenda of reducing the earths population by 75%, forced sterilization, forced abortion must be promoted.

[autumnraine]

Everyday I see we are not as evolved as we think and will resort to her mentality.

[rarestia]

“China is explained for you in this one video. Want to know why this country is the way it is? People. Many of them. Why is the pollution so bad? Too many people. Why are people pushy? Too many people. Why is there no soft power? The government censors too much shit and suppresses expression because they’re afraid of the people — the people of which there are too goddamn many.”

LOL! This video is hilarious. That one guy in the white shirt doesn't appear to be a small person by any stretch. The throng of people is just too much.

Do you really think that if every Chinaman was armed, they'd actually rebel against the Communists? I challenge that the Chinese have been brainwashed for so long that they'd eschew the use of a weapon. Likewise, I believe the time for effective rebellion in America is drawing to a close. There are too many indoctrinated liberals willing to die for their government while the number of educated, Constitution-supporting Americans is dwindling.