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Accusations
from the UN Council were leveled against China yesterday, accusing it
of implementing the practice of 'Ghetto starving.' This is the egregious
practice of cutting off all help to a ghetto area in the hope of starving
the undead virus. 1000's of people have been rumored to die in these
incidents. It is a tactic scorned by the western world. However, It
is strongly denied by China's notoriously hard line and secretive government.
Since the undead scourge first hit China's towns and cities, there has
been a virtual blackout of information to the rest of the world.
The huge crackdown
on internet access and a complete news blackout has lead to many rumors,
some unfounded. However, eyewitness reports are flooding out of China's
Anhui and Shandong areas, claiming that entire ghetto areas heavily
infected with the undead virus Necro-Mortosis,
have been"left to slowly bleed to death" according to United
Nations Secretary General for Human Rights Prof. Raina Juhn. In a tersely
worded speech he added "You cannot just give up on an entire community.
This is the Abhorrent and last resource of the truly desperate. "
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Shanty town in Shandong thought to be the scene of 'Ghetto Starving'
"Not unlike
starving a cancer until it eventually feeds upon itself"
What
is 'Ghetto starving'?
According to a Human Rights Council spokesperson, Harriet
Miles, "when an area reaches a 75% undead to alive ratio, a 'breaker
switch' mentality is employed to stop the problem swelling beyond
the city limits. The ghetto becomes so filled with the undead, that
any practical means of reversing the trend is deemed impossible. it
is the questionable practice of letting a ghetto die. Not unlike starving
a cancer until it eventually feeds upon itself"
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How
is 'Ghetto starving' effective?
All
arteries to the ghetto are blocked off. All entrance and exit is closed.
Police, medical and other emergency services are denied. No food or other
services are able to enter the city. It in effect, the community and it's
inhabitants slowly die.
How is this rationalized?
Paul Whinston , Social studies and political development Professor
at UCLA states "Though draconian in it's harshness, it is thought
to be somewhat effective. They feel that when a ghetto passes the point
of saving, they essentially cut their losses. Calculating that it would
be impossible to separate the infected from the uninfected at that point.
So they annex the whole city. Thousands can die this way. But the outbreak
in usually contained." |
| Survivors
The
most tragic aspect of all may be that there are many survivors, who
endure unimaginable hardship in a hope of eventually being discovered
and saved. They are unaware that salvation will not be arriving in the
form of the Chinese government. They are indeed left to fend for themselves
with no hope of escape.
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