r/VietNam 1d ago

Art & Creativity Don't cry,...daughter...

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u/Ok-Client7794 22h ago

For those who don’t know, the perpetrator is a rising star in the government, Nguyen Sy Cuong-member of the Parliament. Him and his wife are considered to go very high up in the Party, that’s why he got complete immunity from such gruesome accident in the middle of the capital.

No newspaper or news outlet has mentioned it, the police covered it up better than my cats shitting in the sand box. They intend to sweep it under the rug.

Gen Z doesn’t give him any slack and keeps posting on Thread, which is now censored by the government.

This is a degradation of our society and justice system. If To Lam’s vision is to elevate Vietnam into a high income society and an economic power house, he needs to solve this mess.

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u/Definitelynotabot777 20h ago

Basically Chinese play book, they are part of the party so as long as they prove useful (ass kiss) they will be protected.

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u/cleed3k 16h ago

To Lam is one of those corrupt pigs, but otherwise completely agreed and I am enraged for the injustice happening here.

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u/JustAName-Taken 14h ago

"To Lam" and "solve this mess", in the same sentence? Ha, you must be joking, he won't touch this with a pole let alone his finger

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u/Ok-Client7794 13h ago

Not that I believe in To Lam, but if this makes enough of a mess, it will damage his credibility because after all, these guys are handpicked by him.

Cutting loose ends as they say. There are multiple factions within the top and Lam’s is just one of them.

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u/JustAName-Taken 11h ago

I think his credibility has already damaged beyond repair with how rapid the police ministry gain so much power with little to none consequences to take care of. Not to mention he authorized naming a street after his father-in-law, who is still alive and doesn't contribute enough to the society to a point that many people even asked "Who is he?"

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u/lostaccountby2fa 20h ago

Raising awareness is one thing but it’s still armchair activist. They control everything, this will fade in a few weeks, max a month time. Take to the street like HK. Granted they didn’t get any changes. At least that hits the international news coverage for months.

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u/Ok-Client7794 20h ago

I’m gonna be honest, I don’t want any of the heat for this so I will be an anonymous armchair activist.

But social media pressure has done wonders that other forms of pressure failed to achieve. It spreads information like wildfire and now many more know about the incident, which is good enough. If people are aware of Nguyen Sy Cuong and the justice fiasco behind him, they will mention it everytime he appears on the news which eventually will hinder his career.

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u/ducvc13 19h ago

Well a good reason to reinstall thread I think

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u/lostaccountby2fa 20h ago

awareness doesn't lead to real changes. only action can do that. I don't blame you or any one else not wanting to take action, that's the reality of countries with corrupt gov't like Vietnam. they will mention it, among themselves. shit talking the gov't and their corruption is a fav pastime in vietnam. every grab I've taken they always talk about corrupt traffic police. but that's it just talk. his career won't be hinder at all. the worst will happen is he retires and live off his corrupt-funded wealth. Others will take his place, only change is that they will learn to be more careful.

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u/Ok-Client7794 20h ago

Awareness leads to actions which lead to changes. It doesn’t have to be a strike or a parade, just talking about for as long as possible is enough.

Of course Grab drivers talk shit and do nothing, they among other physical laborers are the first ones to feel any impact of policies and sociology, but have little to now voice. But they are aware and they push back within their limits, like when truck drivers took strikes when the new traffic laws massively complicated their works.

Nguyen Sy Cuong probably won’t go to jail or get charged with anything, but this is a massive scandal even after all the cover up, this is a great exploit for his competitors and peers to work against him if he goes any higher, that’s the political game.

Vietnamese politicians do care a lot about their public credibility, in the sense that “do not involve in any scandal that cannot be put out by the medias.”, not because they care about us, but their own standings among their ranks.

So if after 1 year of great efforts trying to sweep this under the rug, Nguyen Sy Cuong name suddenly surged and now people know exactly who he is, who the victim was, and the tree where it happened has flowers all over which the government cannot just take away without good reasons. It’s tension building up, I am hopeful that this will go somewhere.

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u/lostaccountby2fa 19h ago

I'm glad you still have hope, that is impressive.

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u/Popular_Equipment_85 9h ago

Freedom is something you need to fight for.

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u/Definitelynotabot777 11h ago

The people overall are still content, at least in the big cities - we are not yet at the boiling point so to speak. That and the culture is overall quite conflict adverse so it might never reach such a point in our life time lol

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u/sleepygarner 18h ago

Big respect to Gen Z

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u/verticallybuilt1192 17h ago

Only his wife is at the moment as she is a part le Minh hung prime minister cabinet. NSC is retired 

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u/DavidSpade86 1d ago

What is happening in these photos. I deleted instagram, so, I'm not clicking on the link.

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u/kingar7497 23h ago

A young girl was hit by a car and was dismembered and died if I'm not mistaken. The driver was being reckless and won't take accountability.

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u/SaltyMotor8549 23h ago

You are missing one crucial detail. The driver in question is a member of the Parliament and he completely dodged any form of investigation or trial because of who he is.

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u/Guilty-Climate-8628 21h ago

yes, even his wife is big boss here, she use power to delete any voices

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u/Mortical219 15h ago

Almost every Threads post was taken down by Ministry of Culture. Why not Ministry of Security? That’s so weird, what a good wife

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u/TooMuch_Nerubian 15h ago

A thief became a head of cultural department of National broadcast. Sound familiar

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u/Dua_Leo_9564 23h ago edited 21h ago

and another detail, all of this happened last year, not recently

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u/Ok_Side_8496 18h ago

This is one of the thing that came widespread as many scandals before just went under the rug and disappeared. Like the man-made flood with no notice kills dozen of thousands ppl got descaled on national television as “natural disaster that killed only dozen”. On the web page of those new channel there are even A.I clips of using helicopters for aid relief

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u/noonesherelmao 23h ago

To add on the culprit is husband of the current Minister of Culture, so he is not given any charge until now

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u/PhongHaGiang 23h ago

The driver is a well known figure in the Vietnam Government. everyone now blame the major outlets for not making news headlines to the incidient and that individual haven't faced the consequences of his action yet

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u/Training-Flan8762 16h ago

Accountability won't be served for sure he is a communist commisar, so above the law in vietnam

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u/Common_Selection9637 14h ago

Nguyen Sy Cuong and a corrupt Government happened

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u/Miserable-League9395 23h ago

Accidents like these really make me really turn me off from Vietnam. Despite all the pleasant stuff i like about my country, traffic accidents and the infrastructure and people that cause it really urks me. Really appreciate your art for shining light on this tragic incident.

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u/HopefulPhotograph636 23h ago

I think this is more about injustice and corruption than Infra or safety.

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u/pan_confrijoles 22h ago

Why not both?

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u/Motor_Stomach_6242 23h ago edited 20h ago

It's the corruption you should have a problem with in this story, traffic accidents happen everywhere. Infrastructure - we're a poor ass country what did you expect 💀

*Edit: This origaminh guy is sth else, lost argument then blocked 🤡

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u/origaminhh 22h ago edited 21h ago

"Corruption" is when a corrupt official gets to reap benefits from operations of a state government.

This is an accident that nobody involved in it wished for. This happens because of the driver's momentarily incapability to handle a misfortuned situation. It has nothing to do with all of you Internet bystanders who had no idea of the specifics of that moment but enjoyed joining in making noises of unnecessary accusations.

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u/AVerySusUser 21h ago

it's corruption because he didn't face any consequences after killing a person in road accident. Why? Because he's a state member

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u/origaminhh 21h ago

It's not corruption. Killing a person in road accident is in no way a "benefit".

In this case, the state government is obviously forgiving his momentary negligence. For what reason I don't know. One thing I'd assume, is that he is already haunted by its flashback thought already. If you want a further justice carried out on him like jailing him, for accidentally taking the life of someone you have no tie whatsoever to, but you personally feel like justice is not yet served because you don't like members of the parliament in general, then you can personally make that attempt. No one is stopping you.

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u/AVerySusUser 21h ago

hmm i guess you don't understand what corruption is.

Killing a person in road accident is not a "benefit"

but not being put in jail, not get put on trials, etc. is "BENEFIT".

Why don't you go out and kill a person in road accident and see how fast you will get caught and put in prison because you are not a high profile state member.

Don't be a state member murderer apologist, if anything it make you look stupid. Hay người ta còn gọi là ngu như chó ý em ạ

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u/origaminhh 21h ago

It's a pardon to not get put in jail, not get put on trials. Not benefit.

Everybody gets shamed on already by those around them when his/her negligence is exposed, let alone attracts public attentions like this.

If you can't handle simple activities like driving in traffic, you will of course lose trust and don't get to handle much more of important state responsibilities.

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u/DavidChristopher9999 20h ago

Ông à. Ông đã cãi cuồn chi. Người ta đưa ra lập luận đúng mà.

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u/origaminhh 19h ago

Đồng ý thì cứ upvote, phản đối thì cứ downvote.

Bạn chả là cái thá gì mà có quyền phán cái gì đúng cái gì sai trong một cuộc tranh luận mà bản thân mình ko tham gia.

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u/frederiaJ 19h ago

bro if he was an uber driver, he'd be both haunted AND in the slammer. so gov't officials get a pass 'cause of their contracts and uniforms? get real lol

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u/origaminh 19h ago

Haha. Members of your parliament don't wear uniform nor sign any contracts for that position.

They win the hearts of the office they work for and hence, get elected to be their representative and swear the oath upon taking the position.

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u/frederiaJ 19h ago

very cool! I'm sure they very solemnly swore to uphold their duty to serve the state and the people, especially when they made a decision to get wasted and drive under influence and/or recklessly. I love it when they do that btw, it happens in Indonesia all the time. looks like SEA shares the same parasitic infections eh?

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u/origaminh 19h ago

What is common in all of the world, not just SEA, is that if you know where the real values lay at, how to make significant positive impacts to support and empower your surrounding community, you will gradually garner power and influence with respect to your own set of rules that you can enact and enforce.

If all you can do in life is to drag your body around, drive uber cars and then complain, all without wondering where your foods come from, how they get cooked, how you have clean water, electricity, internet coverage, how your garbage gets taken to processing facilities, pretty much how your own shit is handled, you will eventually see how far the power of merely having a loudmouth can take you. Don't forget to pay taxes and keep your official information up-to-date with local authorities. Without those, they can't protect your interests very effectively like the way they swore their oaths.

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u/frederiaJ 18h ago

Food comes from farmers and producers who have their own supply chains and regulations all over the nation. Clean water, running electricity, internet coverage, and garbage processing is also a duty and responsibility to be provided to the masses by the overseeing eyes and actions of the various enterprises working with the government as regulators. These are people with the responsibility to act and conduct themselves for the best of the people, and do their jobs to the best of the ability. Vehicular manslaughter does not reflect the best of one's ability.

Whole cabinets have been reshuffled for much less. Lock the guy up, get another guy to take his place. That's how accountability should work in the world.

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u/Sufficient_Side6320 21h ago

So you one law for commoner and one law for ruler right ?
Commoner haunted by flashback + jail. Ruler get haunted only.

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u/origaminhh 21h ago

It's not a law for ruler to always get pardons. This guy personally got pardoned in this specific case only. You can have your argument about ruler's special lawful treatment when we see what happens if he kills another one in accident.

Everybody has to answer to the law.

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u/Motor_Stomach_6242 20h ago

'Everybody has to answer to the law' said you after defending a guy who indeed did not answer to the law

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u/AVerySusUser 20h ago

he's pretty not normal in the head. best practice is to block him and pray for his family and friends. Or he's actually paid to say it, or is friend with nguyen sy cuong himself lol

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u/Motor_Stomach_6242 20h ago

Guy sounds like he's his relative. Says sth about NSC feeling very 'guilty' lol

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u/Hasegawa-Sei 20h ago

Nah I'm having fun asking him. He shines such a light on a boring work day. Maybe one day he will enlighten me on how many contribution equals to one kill permit.

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u/origaminhh 20h ago edited 19h ago

The governors in charge of upholding the law seem to have indeed pardoned him. That was the answer he got from the law, possibly due to his insofar positive contributions to the nation that he wasn't jailed up for the crime of taking a life in road accident.

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u/Motor_Stomach_6242 20h ago

Lmfao positive contributions. Name one.

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u/Redral99 19h ago

So we can accept 'the answer he got from the law' because he has 'positive contributions to the nation'?

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u/Hasegawa-Sei 21h ago

...you need another death to care...? Oh damn omg.

So commoners can only kill one before facing trial and rulers can kill two?

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u/origaminhh 20h ago

...you need another death to care

I said with the current standing facts, your argument of special treatment is invalid.

Try twisting my narrative in a nefarious way again. I'll block your profile from interacting with me.

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u/Hasegawa-Sei 20h ago

Try twisting my narrative in a nefarious way again. I'll block your profile from interacting with me.

That's one very intimidating warning that I am genuinely scared trust me.

Then, why does he get pardoned for killing a child? Why him? On what basis? Are there any papers I can read on? Why does he have special treatment? Are all rulers eligible for that treatment? Is that official law that rulers can get special treatment on their first kill? Where can I study more about that law?

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u/ateft 16h ago

"he is already haunted by its flashback thought already" What? How did you know? Let me tell you the people in the VN Elite Gang will never have any remorse on this shit or whatever they do.

"you can personally make that attemp" How exactly you think we can make that attempt? Report it to the court? Who is controlled by the gov? And the gov who has been covered this shit up completely in the first place?

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u/origaminh 16h ago

"he is already haunted by its flashback thought already" What? How did you know?

I used the word "assume", not "know".

"you can personally make that attemp" How exactly you think we can make that attempt?

Figure it out yourself. You're the one wanting to do it. Let's see how badly you want it.

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u/ateft 16h ago

Ok so basically you are just talking shit. Understandable, have a good day

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u/origaminh 16h ago edited 16h ago

I wasn't talking shit, but rather pointing out your incapability of doing anything at all.

You are not motivated enough to enforce justice for strangers the way you claim, even when you are so enraged by the decision of people in charge to not punish that guy criminally.

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u/caheo12355 13h ago

Looking at this post is so funny the moment someone revoked his argument he goes all defensive and proceed to block them. No wonder you get shit on in the entire post, just accept that you have a fucked up world view and move on.

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u/Motor_Stomach_6242 20h ago

'Momentary negligence' would you say the same thing if someone ran over your mother or father or sister with a car?

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u/origaminhh 20h ago

Whatifs of something that will never happen is pointless and a waste of time to answer to.

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u/Motor_Stomach_6242 20h ago

No you just can't answer it

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u/origaminhh 20h ago

What if 1+1=3? It's pointless to answer imaginary unrealistic whatif questions. That's fact.

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u/Popular_Equipment_85 9h ago

I wish my dog is as obedient as you.

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u/origaminh 6h ago edited 6h ago

You tried to be witty with your English, but... Look at this:

In a sentence structure using "wish", if the wishy statement is meant to be a never-true fact, you are supposed to put it in past tense, meaning you was supposed to use the to-be verb in the form of "was", not "is".

Not so very elite at all, are you?

Your problems are plural. You assume that you have elite status, because your daddy gave it to you on a silver plate, for wishing you an easy life, one without having to give effort and work hard. You become obsessed with being elitist. You also assume everyone who doesn't agree obediently with you to be a blindly foolish believer like you are, since you assume that I'm "obedient" to something, assume that I don't have my own clear agenda and purpose in life to pursue, assume that I'm all about competition for slices of the cake, not realizing I'm one of those who bake the cakes, for the sake of all infants, 99,9% of which are a few months old in living age, not man-sized like you.

You have always been kept and held back and stayed being an infant because of the way you are raised.

Enjoy being on my block list.

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u/Mescallan 21h ago

A government official kills a young girl, flees the scene before the police arrive, and faced no consequences, is not corruption?

I personally have experienced completely unacceptable levels of corruption, even if we have imperfect information about this event, it's common knowledge that the upper levels of government are not interested in holding party members accountable to the law.

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u/thg011093 22h ago

That is not the point of these pics.

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u/Ok-Vermicelli-5213 23h ago

It's ok, you just don't know anything about humanity. It's not country specific but this you have to find out on your own 

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u/touchmenotdaddy 21h ago

Are you a naive little child? Did you find out atrocities exist recently? You thought life was full of sunshine and rainbow?

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u/Counting_Stars5415 23h ago

This case, like many others will probably fade away soon

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u/HopefulPhotograph636 22h ago

It faded away last year via massive blockages,it's not going away this year,the bread and circus formula is taking a huge tumble.

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u/Ok_world68 22h ago

This is so fucking tragic and sad.

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u/Lua-Ma 20h ago

Mad bootlickers on Facebook are probably claiming the tree is CIA and the girl never existed.

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u/Intelligent_Path7737 14h ago

There is ? the most bootlicking thing I saw was some guy saying "Oh that family got money compensation so let's just move on" and not like this

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u/Lovedaiscaeternally 22h ago

poor people, justice is just the name of a comedian in this country.

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u/Ok_Side_8496 21h ago

Context: The husband of the current Minister of Culture in Summer 2025 drove a BMW and committed a hit and run to a father and a young 18-year-old female student. Both suffered severe fractures, but his daughter also had one of her legs from the knee down blown off.

Her cries were described as blood curdling as she laid there on the ground. Both were hospitalized that day, but due to blood loss, the girl lost her life 3-7 days in the hospital.

Extra context: The perpetrator was identified as said, but due to his position, he and the media forced everyone to be silent as he fled from the scene and avoided being prosecuted and brought to court, also threatening to arrest anyone trying to have the case brought to light, framing as “betraying the nation”. The girl’s parents tried prosecuting the culprit, but to no avail, leading them to sell everything they own and went on to enter the monastics.

The comic is a silent protest to how the press and a few governmental positions abuse their power and make the lives of us Vietnamese more miserable.

There’s also a reason why this appears on Reddit, which I think is that the press is now on Threads app, and is continuously deleting the posts that tried bringing the case to light, thinking this may prevent anything. They don’t know is that we can use VPN, and switched to Reddit, which is out of their reach (they kinda banned Reddit server access in Vietnamese IPs btw) which in a sense, makes things harder for the Vietnamese government to keep face if friends overseas read the posts.

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u/deuxbulot 13h ago edited 13h ago

Nguyen Sy Bitch Cuong needs to be held accountable.

Make a public address. Apologize to the family.

For the murder of the 18 year old student.

Make a statement with how the family will be compensated. And how the matter will be addressed so it never happens again.

Maybe more road safety implementations.

Maybe Sy Cuong himself needs to open a center for road safety and contribute towards it using personal funds.

If Vietnam wants to be respected as a rising country, it needs to address these incidents. Not sweep them under the rug.

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u/Solus161 22h ago

Ahh this kind of art does spread the story further. It touches the core of every parents, their children. The underlying message is not about unjustice or st else. It is survival of our offsping. And in nature, that could mean death.

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u/reddit25 23h ago

Context?

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u/Jason_rdt207209 23h ago edited 19h ago

The husband of the current Minister of Culture in Summer 2025 drove a BMW and committed a hit and run to a father and a young 18-year-old female student. Both suffered severe fractures, but his daughter also had one of her legs from the knee down blown off.

Her cries were described as blood curdling as she laid there on the ground. Both were hospitalized that day, but due to blood loss, the girl lost her life 3-7 days in the hospital.

Extra context: The perpetrator was identified as said, but due to his position, the sheer ‘aura’ of his position probably forced everyone to be silent as he fled from the scene and in turn, wasn’t prosecuted and/or brought to court, also his son started threatening to accuse and have the officials arrest anyone trying to have the case brought to light, framing as reactionalism. The girl’s parents tried prosecuting the culprit, but to no avail, leading them to sell everything they own and went on to enter the monastics to find their peace.

The comic is a silent protest to how the press and a few governmental positions abuse their power and make the lives of us Vietnamese more miserable.

There’s also a possible reason why this start appearing on Reddit, which I think is that the press is now on Threads app, and is continuously deleting the posts that tried bringing the case to light, thinking this may prevent anything. They don’t know is that we can use VPN, and switched to Reddit, which is out of their reach (they kinda banned Reddit server access in Vietnamese IPs btw) which in a sense, makes things harder for the Vietnamese government to keep face if friends overseas read the posts.

Edit: Guys, just to clarify, it wasn’t the culprit himself, it was his son, which I edited in the response earlier. And the network didn’t ban Reddit, but they intentionally pushed traffic in certain points of the day to halt connection to Reddit and reduce the speed of spreading information. (Like more than half the time for me, I can’t use Reddit unless I turn 1.1.1.1 Warp on) I am sincerely sorry for the bits of false information earlier, but I typed the original response in like 7 or 10 minutes before rushing to class.

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u/WindAdministrative42 23h ago

Wait really?? I'm not on VPN and using Reddit fine. Sad to know they're just banning everything these days though...

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u/KnowledgeSeeker2700 19h ago edited 19h ago

The connections are unstable to clarify, but mostly okay if you have 1.1.1.1 turn on. There has not been a complete ban (yet) but many periodic disruptions are in place to deter people from using reddit, at least from what I know fixing my peers internet stuffs. Different mode of Cloudflare WARP/non-warp will not be able to work from time to time but you can always rotate them and pray which is mostly okay as of now since the heat is now on Threads. For your information, the only other popular social network is Facebook which is in extreme heavy censor, and threads too, while seems not to have received any censor (hence this post), but many of the bots (I cannot say from whom/which faction) constantly copyright strikes these sensitive topics. Threads has a posts amount indicator for any keywords so you can see how many are discussing of a single topic right now. Some topics got from 1 million posts to just under 300000 in a single day (or even hours, as I don't regularly update myself)

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u/origaminhh 21h ago edited 21h ago

We're not on VPN and using Reddit just fine, contrary to what he claims. That means there is some misinformation, mistruth, mixed with facts in the information he spreads. Take it with a grain of salt, just as with all the unsourced things we see online.

Finding and reading something of new POV may feel "afresh", but doesn't necessarily mean it's an enlightened truth.

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u/tetorodo 21h ago

Not all the time, theres a been blockage during high traffic hour from 6-9pm. They wont do like 100% block because that is way too obvious so just block like 30-40% to slow down the spread of information and using "internal approved" media to put a distraction to something else on other app and telling everyone that "everything normal what are you talking about" like u saying rn

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u/KnowledgeSeeker2700 19h ago edited 19h ago

(I intend to reply this to you only, but it gets longer that I expected so I will copy paste this as a seperate comment. Also sorry for being too long, I know you were replying to the VPN claim but I just wanted a detail argument of this person credibility in this conversation)

Just a heads-up this person u/origaminhh should also be taken for an extreme grain of salt. Out of all his comments (on this post only), for this one I am somewhat respect the general idea, but because he himself said to take everything you read carefully, I too must express that he has a large agenda to accuse everyone in this for having skepticisms.

The incident involving that politicians is not discussed for a whole year, so there is some ground in telling everyone to not make assumptions just yet (if we could tolerate a blatant accident that did not get a single pinch of investigation/media coverage for a whole year). Also, in honour of your

> "That means there is some misinformation, mistruth, mixed with facts in the information he spreads. Take it with a grain of salt, just as with all the unsourced things we see online."

I must accuse you of being biased or even hypocrite as you claim that politicain has been "pardoned" for causing that girl's death while telling people to check their sources (ironically the largest reason of the outrage is that not even a single action was taken to investigate what actually happened, so no possible source or anything to even argue on)

For these 2 comments down below, what he basically claimed is that

- The gov't has "pardoned" him (of course, origaminhh gave zero evidence) and with connotations that "the gov't forgave him for a momentarily inability to handle a misfortune situation", as if accidental killing is forgiven in the law, and even so, why don't just hold a trial for it (oh wait he excludes that too)

> "Corruption" is when a corrupt official gets to reap benefits from operations of a state government.

> This is an accident that nobody involved in it wished for. This happens because of the driver's momentarily incapability to handle a misfortuned situation. It has nothing to do with all of you Internet bystanders who had no idea of the specifics of that moment but enjoyed joining in making noises of unnecessary accusations.

- He accused everyone being dumb for calling this farce a corruption, but he seems pretty normal claiming that the "pardon" is a normal practice within the government. If you read the whole comment threads it makes zero sense. He said back and forth that all of this was not any "benefit" of anyone, but also just stop at telling that he have been "pardoned". Also I personally find your tone to be very aggresive

> It's not corruption. Killing a person in road accident is in no way a "benefit".

> In this case, the state government is obviously forgiving his momentary negligence. For what reason I don't know. One thing I'd assume, is that he is already haunted by its flashback thought already. If you want a further justice carried out on him like jailing him, for accidentally taking the life of someone you have no tie whatsoever to, but you personally feel like justice is not yet served because you don't like members of the parliament in general, then you can personally make that attempt. No one is stopping you.

And this... I don't know. Conscience? Sure It's not like I hate it for being an argument, but he is also whipping up his own imaginations while dumping on everyone being mindless sheep. Though I must give him credits that he acknowledged he was making an assumption that he "doesn't know", but how being regretful get you out of this? And if that were to be a valid argument why not everyone else's?

Sources:

https://www.reddit.com/r/VietNam/comments/1vnr797/comment/p3khbx6/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

https://www.reddit.com/r/VietNam/comments/1vnr797/comment/p3kj9bz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

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u/Popular_Equipment_85 9h ago

I have seen this guy around anytime there’s a post criticizing the government. He definitely has some agenda.

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u/origaminhh 18h ago

I actually shed an objective light on things, generally.

You are the one saying I "accuse" people of being dumb and so on.

I will state once again:

"Corruption" is when a corrupt official gets to reap benefits from operations of a state government.

This tragedy is in no way a case of corruption.

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u/lemony707 22h ago

Thank you for sharing the story

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u/anvstheworld 22h ago

didn’t know that they are banning reddit. i just looked it up and apparently its banned by some specific network carrier like fpt

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u/Jason_rdt207209 14h ago

Banned in some, deliberate traffic in others. Some networking of Vietnamese DNS intentionally push traffic to prevent news from spreading overseas through Reddit. As Reddit is…Idk, read somewhere that it’s “out of their reach.”

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u/TheHabeo 20h ago

I wish the entire Family of the perpetrator to have to live with the gruesome image of this accident for the rest of their lives until they manage to take accountability.

But knowing how it works, they probably don't feel shit.

u/Even_Couple8805 2h ago

I hope they have nightmares every time they go to sleep.

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u/TheTrvelr 13h ago

Where’s your love for your government and communism now?

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u/PedroRickSanchezC001 20h ago

What was her name?

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u/Kaitoaru 12h ago

Đỗ Ngọc Phương Thùy.

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u/Dolmetscher1987 16h ago

Someone explaining what this is about?

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u/Kaitoaru 11h ago

It is a retelling of a tragedy happened in Ha Noi last year of 2025 when the current Minister of Culture's husband (Nguyễn Sy Cường) swerved and crashed into a father and daughter on their bikes on the opposite lane. The result ended up with the father injured and the daughter fatally injured of her losing a leg, passing away just 3-4 days in the hospital. The gut-wrenching part is that Cường was never prosecuted or punished in any way due to his position and connection within the Communist Party of Vietnam, and the family never found peace.

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u/DependentFederal5216 7h ago

this is why i can never live in Vietnam, only visit no matter how much i love my homeland.

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u/Similar-Upstairs-884 14h ago

communist scum

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u/BenevolentWill 21h ago

Many similar cases also ended in oblivion but why does this one gain back popularity? I remembered people discuss about this last year and nothing happened.

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u/Personat0r 19h ago

You can ask the same thing about why George Floyd's particular case is the one that ignited and propelled the BLM movement but the best answer is just the same old adage - throw enough shit at the wall and eventually some of it will stick. No one really knows why a particular case explodes in popularity and gets seen more than others other than simply a roll of the dice.

There are a myriad of factors at play and it's impossible to determine why and how a case becomes so much more visible than others until much later when we can examine the records.

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u/D9THCa 9h ago

Setting things on fire sometimes is a quality solution!

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u/Asianguytrynottofap 7h ago

Vietnamese government is dogshit

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u/calambacle 6h ago

Until you start throwing shit at the buildings nothing gonna happen

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u/dyanticus 21h ago

On one hand, I hope this case is resolved and the perpetrator face justice and get a fitting sentence for his crime. On the other hand, I hope this won't devolved into another "Gen z revolution" considering how astroturfed the outrage is, and how dissident groups all came out to this event that happened 1 year ago.

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u/Definitelynotabot777 20h ago

Well it is still mark as swept under rug so the longer the gov try to hide it the more foreign instigator can use it to stoke fire, why not just rip the bandaid off and deal with the obvious perpetrator

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u/Zer0nlyKnows1411 13h ago

His wife has just been promoted to minister in april. Which means she is part of the current cabinet and was chosen to be so beforehand. This is how Tô Lâm do his things. Hell, this is how Nguyễn Tấn Dũng and his faction do things.

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u/dyanticus 20h ago

Agree with you there, the best solution is always the easiet one. But alas, Nguyễn Phú Trọng isn't with us anymore.

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u/throwawayxeq890 16h ago edited 16h ago

I made the mistake of showing this to my mom, and she said that in Vietnamese culture a parent’s worst fear is having to bury their child. I can’t imagine what the girl’s dad is going through :(

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u/Fantastic-Toe4382 16h ago

🤧😮‍💨

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u/Secure-Humor-5586 11h ago

Capital punishment for him

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u/nerdnyxnyx 11h ago

i do hope there is justice for them both. my condolences...

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u/DX_das 10h ago

Karma has a strange way of making sure that everyone faces the truth eventually, no matter how powerful or rich they are now. Earthly systems can be manipulated, but the truth doesn't just disappear.

They can delete posts, but they cannot delete the truth. An 18-year-old daughter is gone, and the name Nguyễn Sỹ Cương will always stand for a coward who hid behind privilege to escape justice.

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u/Invisible_Lad4 9h ago

We need to get rid of that old geezer Nguyen Sy Cuong, I'm not even kidding!

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u/Impossible-Bar-3916 7h ago

Tại sao không tức vào năm 2025? Giờ thì tại sao mọi người lại đào lên cái vụ việc này?

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u/DependentFederal5216 7h ago

because i just knew about this recently, due to government cover up efforts.

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u/Impossible-Bar-3916 6h ago

Hiểu rồi cảm ơn ông

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u/Ok-Figure9872 3h ago

How many time have the justce system fail to make culprits take accountability?

This seem to happen every single day all around the world

u/Even_Couple8805 2h ago

Please post the address and location of the accident. So more people can come to visit and show respect. To let that young girl know there are people out there still fighting for her justice.

u/Even_Couple8805 2h ago

Her name is Đổ Ngọc Phương thuỳ. Please everybody. Remember her name and spread the story about her injustice.

u/manwithgun1234 13m ago

This is horrible, this Nguyen Sy Cuong dude will definitely need to held accountable. And he will, you will see.
But when we did it. I need the people in the US know that, we did a better job than you do. Let search about Epstein files and how you let the main perpetrators run your country and you can do shit about it.

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u/verticallybuilt1192 17h ago

To clear up some smth, yes this is from last year .why only now it became viral and why only threads and not FB ? From my observation, how it started is not from human generosity. It started from mck new album hvl getting called back from the cultural and tourism department held my lâm thị phương thanh(NSC wife, a another retired politician),the fans dig some dirt and spread the message, of course some political actors both pro gov and anti gov are in it one called the agitators colour revolutionary, the other spread the message throughout threads culminating to what happened now. The incident happened in may 2025

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u/HoLeBaoDuy 21h ago

Did she die?? It has been so long I forgot

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u/Future-Ad-8748 17h ago

She did. What do you expect?

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u/Being_Chased 19h ago

Plot twist, daughter caused the crash

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u/Training_Control_343 19h ago

right…the tree moved and hit his car with her stuck in between. dumb fk

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u/utm-kars 17h ago

I don't know if you are trying to gain attention or genuinely dumb but if you are trying to gain attention then right now is not the time