Everyone of this piece of shit workers should be fired. You wanna protest over a company acquisition? Fine, but beat to death a innocent executive appointed by the company who has absolute no say over the acquisition? Down right criminal.

The offenders needs to be arrested and sentenced to death.

Worthless pieces of shit.

Every one of these piece of shit managers should be lynched. You wanna draw a wage as the lickspittle errand boy of a company stripping the assets of the Chinese working class? Fine, but to threaten the wholesale sacking of workers defending their jobs and pensions from predatory parasites? Don't be surprised if you get what's coming

The above commenter needs to be dragged out of his house and kicked to death in the street like the filthy shitehawk he is.

Worthless pieces of shit.

I salute the workers! this is direct action at its best!

death to capitalist pigdogs!

But it's the only way Chinese guys can fight. Fair odds in China is 70-1.

See the Xinjiang guys beaten to death by gangs of Han in Shaoguan and various videos on Youtube(!) of 50-1 gangups at factories in Dongguan...

LOL

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It will be interesting to see in the next few months if the powers to be in Beijing block labor news coming from Europe - given the reports from France (i.e. kidnapping bosses and threating to blow up factories).

[quote]The above commenter needs to be dragged out of his house and kicked to death in the street like the filthy shitehawk he is.[/quote]

Please do, get a visa to the USA first.

There is a fine line between your "threaten[ing] the wholesale sacking of workers defending their jobs and pensions from predatory parasites".

Obviously the company was bought thru legal means, beating a manager to death, no matter how guilty you think he or she may be.. is physical assault. It is a CRIMINAL action, now beating him to death straight up murder. Which warrants police action and criminal prosecution.

There difference between China, and more developed nation is there it is ruled by law, not mob mentality. Beating this man to death is mob mentality. It is a sign of a underdeveloped, uncultured and uncivilized nation, where the rule of strength trumps the rules of law.

Now, you threatening my physical safety because you do not agree with my views just goes to show how you are a uneducated peasant.

Now being a ethnic Chinese, I feel this incident at Tonghua just shows the world the negative, uncultured and uneducated aspect of China, that no Olympic spectacle can hide.

Keep your racist comments to yourself.

This tragedy has nothing to do with race.

"But it's the only way Chinese guys can fight. Fair odds in China is 70-1."

Yes, this is mob mentality, and that is not good.

But these workers have been left completely out of the picture. They are treated with indifference by the high managers and financiers and government officials.

They are paid low wages while the profits go in the managers' pockets. Their livelihood could be stripped away from them at any time, for any reason, by these modern-day lords.

Should you be surprised when they say, enough?

A strike would be illegal, of course, and under Chinese law, the boss presumably had every legal right to tell the workers to get back to work.

But this system is not rule by law, mob mentality or not. Not when the law is constantly bent to the needs of the powerful, and when it only seeks to control the poor.

They will execute some of the workers, of course, within a couple weeks probably. But that will change nothing; these kind of workers have nothing to lose, and while an earlier generation might have been docile, the younger generation will not be as easy to control with happy words.

You're right "tom"...much easier to just hire some hooligans to do the dirty work for you rather than risk getting your shirt dirty.

A too common "fighting" method here in harmonyland.

cool, reminds of 1930's Shanghai factory "incidents." See if these things will get 2nd revolution started. After all, the nationalist had a second revolution just 2 years after the republican revolutions. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Republic_of_China#Second_Revolution), see if it's the communist's turn now.