Racist White Woman catches fade from another White Woman

ColiBreh1

ColiBreh1

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Full video on YouTube:

For those who have asked, here's the full video along with the original caption from Austin. He's since taken it off his feed.

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"Ok so lady in the blue sundress said something super racist about how "you know these Haitians" and sis in the gray was not having it." She then lied to the police and said the other girl started it, when everything was caught on video."
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Went Viking on her!
 
DudeNY12 said:
Lol! She definitely went looking for trouble and found it
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I don't actually think she was looking for trouble. In my experience, bullies like this *rely* on the people they pick on not wanting to start a scene. They feel they can get in people's faces because most of the time people aren't interested in starting a fight in public. That's probably especially true for men, as I've seen women who can be outright horrible to men in public and clearly do so because they think they can "get away with it" because it looks so terrible for a man to punch a woman (for the record, lots of us women do not support such behavior!)
 
bodhesatva said:
I don't actually think she was looking for trouble. In my experience, bullies like this *rely* on the people they pick on not wanting to start a scene. They feel they can get in people's faces because most of the time people aren't interested in starting a fight in public. That's probably especially true for men, as I've seen women who can be outright horrible to men in public and clearly do so because they think they can "get away with it" because it looks so terrible for a man to punch a woman (for the record, lots of us women do not support such behavior!)
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That's why I say she went looking for trouble. Of course I don't know how it started, but what we see is that the lady in teal crossed the line when she got in the other woman's personal space. My thing is you can say all you want, but the moment someone approaches me aggressively... In my mind that person immediately becomes a threat, especially if I'm not approaching or even going in the other direction.
 
DudeNY12 said:
That's why I say she went looking for trouble. Of course I don't know how it started, but what we see is that the lady in teal crossed the line when she got in the other woman's personal space. My thing is you can say all you want, but the moment someone approaches me aggressively... In my mind that person immediately becomes a threat, especially if I'm not approaching or even going in the other direction.
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I think we totally agree! I think we're just looking at it from different angles. I totally agree that this person *deserves* to get trouble for what she's done, but a lot of times people aren't in a position to do anything about it.

I'm a nurse, and I deal with a lot of distressed people. Sometimes patients will get aggressive or upset with me in ways that are pretty inappropriate, but I'm just not in a position to "talk back," since I'm on the clock and my job is to assist these people in any way I can. So unless someone physically assaults me, a bully or a sexist could get pretty mean with me and they'd feel pretty safe doing it, because they *know* I can't fight back in my position.

That's really what I mean. I completely agree that this person's behavior is inappropriate, so we're on the same page there, but I think a lot of bullies who behave like this woman does sort of expect they can get in people's faces like that because most people don't want to start a fight in public. It just turns out she was wrong in this case!
 
bodhesatva said:
I think we totally agree! I think we're just looking at it from different angles. I totally agree that this person *deserves* to get trouble for what she's done, but a lot of times people aren't in a position to do anything about it.

I'm a nurse, and I deal with a lot of distressed people. Sometimes patients will get aggressive or upset with me in ways that are pretty inappropriate, but I'm just not in a position to "talk back," since I'm on the clock and my job is to assist these people in any way I can. So unless someone physically assaults me, a bully or a sexist could get pretty mean with me and they'd feel pretty safe doing it, because they *know* I can't fight back in my position.

That's really what I mean. I completely agree that this person's behavior is inappropriate, so we're on the same page there, but I think a lot of bullies who behave like this woman does sort of expect they can get in people's faces like that because most people don't want to start a fight in public. It just turns out she was wrong in this case!
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Oh Ok. Yes, I totally see your point and we are indeed in agreement.
 
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