Please do not destroy airport computers when you miss a flight

[ninelives]

[video=youtube;Xr1tQ4vGC6Q]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Xr1tQ4vGC6Q[/video]

hmm....the gate agent eating peanuts?

 

[An drew]

无法无天, the security just stood there and watch, what nice job. Don't try this at Changi.

 

[ricohflex]

He was an Apple fan boy and noticed the airport computers were not Macbooks.

 

[madmartian]

During & after this incident, I think that those onlookers who are supposed to fly off also missed their flights.....:bsmilie:

 

[Van Faniel]

According to the description, the guy smashing things up is some government official from Yunnan. Makes sense as well... since the security looks damn scared to do something...

 

[lightyear2011]

He needs anger management. He needs a check up from the neck up lol...

 

[ManWearPants]

A nice insight into how some ultra rich in China can behave like a 3 year old when things don't go their way. Hope he has dug his own grave and authorities will check into his wealth and absurd behaviour.

 

[nikoneer]

A nice insight into how some ultra rich in China can behave like a 3 year old when things don't go their way. Hope he has dug his own grave and authorities will check into his wealth and absurd behaviour.

No need... Everybody in China is the authority.

 

[Shizuma]

A nice insight into how some ultra rich in China can behave like a 3 year old when things don't go their way. Hope he has dug his own grave and authorities will check into his wealth and absurd behaviour.

please he is not ultra rich. if he were, he'd be on board his private plane beach-slapping the pilot already.

 

[Yutaka Go]

A nice insight into how some ultra rich in China can behave like a 3 year old when things don't go their way. Hope he has dug his own grave and authorities will check into his wealth and absurd behaviour.

He is one of those officials, who abuse their power. People who believe they don't need to obey the law if they have close relatives in Beijing holding high official post.
Similar to the "my dad is Li Gang" case.
Li Gang incident - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[ricohflex]

He is one of those officials, who abuse their power. People who believe they don't need to obey the law if they have close relatives in Beijing holding high official post.
Similar to the "my dad is Li Gang" case.
Li Gang incident - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

More or less, generally....this is common in Asia even in this modern age.

While not so demonstrative and careless as to allowing themselves to be videotaped and broadcast on TV news; the elite in Asian countries do exercise their considerable power in subtle ways.

Underneath the veneer of modernity and civilisation, things have not changed much in Asia.

See for example:
• how the Filipino warlord can kill wantonly in Maguindanao Massacre.
• how overly greedy Mongolian girl was killed in MLY