@f9c432a661584e1@chancie_xh@SupportJimmySea I hope you can remain calm. The matter could have been handled via communication, but it escalated into physical contact. Physical altercations are uncivilized regardless of location. We ought to await the official objective announcement instead of engaging in endless disputes.
@f9c432a661584e1@SupportJimmySea This is queue-jumping, not theft. Exaggerating her mistake cannot justify physical contact. Report to police if you suspect a crime.
@f9c432a661584e1@SupportJimmySea She moved an umbrella to cut the line, not steal it. Don’t overstate her mistake by labeling her a thief. Her wrongdoing and staff’s physical handling are separate issues.
@f9c432a661584e1@SupportJimmySea I have many Thai friends studying in China. We always give them friendly assistance whenever they face inconveniences. Therefore, we believe everyone should be judged as an individual, rather than being stereotyped based on one person’s behavior.
@f9c432a661584e1@SupportJimmySea This incident is merely queue-jumping, not theft. It’s irrational to associate one fan’s mistake with broad prejudices against all Chinese visitors.
@f9c432a661584e1@SupportJimmySea I’ve watched the full video and understand everything.
The fan was wrong to cut the queue and ignore staff.
Still, addressing bad behavior doesn’t justify unnecessary physical contact. Verbal warning should come first.