Attack from the Internet!
The shock this video brought to people was immense!
Putting aside Chen Mo's huge and beautiful manor and magnificent Castle, the acceleration and speed of the previously controversial bulletproof off-road vehicle shown in the video completely eliminated all doubts!
Moreover, its performance on mountain roads is absolutely amazing!
Under normal circumstances, even the most elite drivers, driving high-performance and specially modified top-of-the-line race cars, can only maintain a speed of around 100 kilometers per hour on sharp turns on mountain roads. Any higher and they are likely to fall off the mountain due to insufficient reaction time or loss of control.
This car was traveling at least 200 kilometers per hour when navigating the mountain road curves, practically reckless! Yet, it navigated all the treacherous curves with remarkable ease!
The terrifying stability and control capabilities it exhibits leave those who truly understand its difficulty in awe.
What kind of car is this? What kind of driver is this? The car is insane, and the driver is even more insane!
This video clearly demonstrates the "Knight" off-road vehicle's incredible speed, comparable to top-tier sports cars, and its previously unseen powerful handling and stability.
Furthermore, the part at the very beginning of the video where the SUV crosses the Barricade and runs over six attackers proves that this video is a direct continuation of the attack scene from the first film, and its authenticity is beyond doubt. Therefore, it is impossible that this is another vehicle that has been specifically modified for speed.
In other words, this armored vehicle truly possesses formidable defense, off-road capability, and speed performance all at the same time!
All previous debates and doubts vanished. After receiving the final confirmation of the "Knight's" formidable performance, people began to frantically praise and admire the "Knight's" power.
However, there are all sorts of people online. Just when everyone was deeply impressed by the "Knight's" powerful performance and amazing performance on the mountain road, and was forwarding and leaving comments to express their admiration and praise, several well-known "public figures" jumped out one after another.
Instead of questioning the authenticity of the car itself, they launched a verbal attack on Chen Mo.
A well-known "human rights defender" tagged Chen Mo on Twitter, accusing Chen Mo of not stopping to check on the six attackers after running them over and calling for Ratchet, but instead speeding up the mountain, which directly led to their deaths. This is a hit-and-run! Chen Mo should be arrested and sentenced!
Moreover, at the end of the video, when he called the police, he didn't mention the six people he hit who were still missing, but instead talked about the trees that had been cut down!
This shows that Chen Mo has no pity or sympathy for the weak, and is selfish and indifferent. We call on everyone to boycott Chen Mo and Shen S.H.I.E.L.D. Auto Company!
This troll, whoever got paid by who knows who, started this mindless attack. Chen Mo didn't even need to lift a finger; his comments had barely been posted before he was already being mercilessly vilified by netizens.
If you're going to smear someone for money, at least do it in a sophisticated way. Don't treat netizens like fools!
To talk about compassion when several thugs with automatic rifles had been shooting at him for several minutes, trying to kill him, is utter nonsense!
Chen Mo simply felt that the lives of these people weren't as important as his few trees! Netizens also agreed that he made the same point!
You're about to kill me, and you expect me to sympathize with you? Do you think I'm some kind of saint?
Repay evil with kindness?
How can I repay such kindness!
As for fleeing the scene of the accident?
First of all, let's get this straight: Chen Mo constituted legitimate self-defense! It had absolutely nothing to do with a traffic accident, and there was no question of him fleeing the scene. He was in his own home, why would he flee?
Forgetting to bring a phone and going back inside from the front door to call the police, that's hardly a hit-and-run!
The problem is that Chen Mo's house is quite large, and walking back is too slow, so he has to drive. The yard is big, there's no other way!
Given the circumstances, there was only one possibility that could constitute a hit-and-run: Chen Mo must have pinned the six people under the car, stopped, and then run them over again after they were incapacitated. Only then would it be considered a hit-and-run! To flee, he would have to turn around and drive out the gate.
The actual situation was that the "Knight" SUV flew over the Barricade at a speed of 60 or 70 miles per hour, and after running over Eddicott and the other six people, it was impossible for it to stop immediately. Even if Chen Mo stepped on the brakes, it would have slid forward for more than ten meters due to inertia before stopping. By the time Chen Mo's act of self-defense ended, the car had already run over the six people and driven past. Therefore, there is no basis for the claim that he ran over the people after running them over.
This "human rights defender" is just one of the more direct, crude, and thoughtless ones. There are many others who are not so obvious, but rather analyze and argue from various details, pointing out Chen Mo's "evil" aspects one by one from the perspective of experts and bystanders.
These people can't be said to be unprofessional, but since Chen Mo dared to release the video, he was naturally not afraid of people making a fuss about it. The things these people could find to nitpick were either harmless or very far-fetched, making it clear that they were deliberately trying to smear him.
Especially when almost everyone's attention was drawn to the powerful and even somewhat futuristic "Knight" off-road vehicle, these "public figures" who suddenly jumped out to criticize and belittle Chen Mo, the victim of the Manor Attack Case and the owner of the "Knight" off-road vehicle, seemed rather conspicuous and clearly gave the impression of impure motives.
Most importantly, these so-called "public figures" are all relatively unknown, relying on criticizing hot topics to gain popularity and making sensational remarks to attract attention. They are already quite controversial, so their intentions are obvious when they jump out to sing a different tune.
You say that people value trees more than human lives, that they are selfish and indifferent. But you used to criticize others for saving people but not pets during fires, saying that animals' right to life is equal to that of humans, and that they, being vulnerable, should receive more protection and should be saved first.
Some even accuse vegetarians of hypocrisy, saying that plants are also living things, and that eating vegetarian food is killing living beings, citing biologists' research findings on plants' sensory abilities as evidence.
When plants are stimulated by external factors such as cutting, burning, or electric shock, their bioelectric currents change drastically. They also react differently to noise, climate, and predators. Therefore, plants are sentient beings and have life. Eating vegetarian food is also killing.
And now, you still have the nerve to come out and accuse Chen Mo of caring more about trees than human lives? Since you yourself said that plants also have lives, isn't it normal for him to care more about the trees than the thugs who wanted to kill him?