Chinese Couple Sells Children To Support Online Game Addiction

hypnosec writes After several controversies arising about in-app purchases, a Chinese couple has done the unthinkable by selling their sons to buy in-app items. An unmarried couple, A Hui and A Mei, severely addicted to online games, were accused of selling their sons and were arrested. In an interview with Guangdong TV, they revealed that they chose to sell their sons to child traffickers. A Hui said A Mei is fond of playing online games and likes to buy game items. As he could not give up his in-app purchases, he was not able to support his first son and they sold him to Fujian-based child traffickers. When the wife bore another son, they felt they would not be able to support their second child either, and they again sold him to the traffickers.

Oblig. Monty Python

[Mister Transistor]

Well, that's it, we're broke. It's science experiments for the lot of you!

Re:Oblig. Monty Python

[HornWumpus]

medical experiments

'medical' is a good woody word. 'science' is tinny.

Re:Silly season much

[gnasher719]

Doesn't China still have a 1 child law.

So? Who says you can't have a second child after you sold the first one?

Re:Oblig. Monty Python

[h5inz]

What? This got +5 insightful and when I posted a little joke about christianity it gets like BIGGOT! BIGGOT! -200. You are all catholics or what? Then this video would explain a lot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?... [youtube.com]
Eat your shorts hypocrites.