120 little people live in a village near Kunming, China. The village was set up to protect the dwarf's from discrimination. You can’t live there if you are over 4 feet 3 inches tall. Now the group has turned itself into a tourist attraction by building mushroom houses and living and dressing like fairy tale characters.
When entrepreneur Chen Mingjing put out a call last year for China’s little people to come live in the park he was building, he quickly got more than 100 applicants, none taller than the cut-off height of 4 feet, 3 inches.“People accuse me of exploiting them,” Mingjing told NBC News’ “But we’ve given them a home.”
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A shocking scene witnessed by many, where a group of midgets stormed in and overtook Six Flags Amusement Park in St. Louis. Some are claiming that it was a terrorist attack by midgets simply because there from international countries from around the world. The midget group called themselves "It's Not A Small World After All," and were demanding that all height requirements for amusement rides be abolished. "Our great people have endured systemic and systematic discrimination because of the height requirements. We are sick of only being able to ride the tea cups, spider, and Ferris wheels. Amusement parks across the country make us hang out with little kids in there kid friendly sections. We will no longer tolerate persecution." I have to say that I understand why they would feel this way. I mean if I was a little person I would be bummed that I couldn't do everything that every one else was doing? At the same time rather, the rule was only made for there protection. What do you think about it?
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