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Sad is the outcome of her attack. Sad is the fact there are idiots like this in food service. What if she got mad silently, and took it out on peoples food? EWWWWWWWWWWWW
Happily this came out on camera, is indisputable, and if justice is served she will spend a great deal of time in a 6x8 space.
Janitors make better money than fast food workers, btw.
I say sadly, because of her actions, she is now royally screwed, because she felt "disrespected!" She deserves whatever punishment she gets! I hope it was worth it for her.
It isn't my world. Anyone with a lick of sense would have opted to get involved instead of pulling a camera. To simply watch, and think "this is going to be an awesome youtube video!" It shows how disconnected millennial's are. It's like having dual personality syndrome with a real life (Dr. Jeckyll) and the digital persona (Mr. Hyde.) It's almost like these people can't differentiate between the two; like watching this woman get thrashed was a video game.
The victims are white.
The vicious attacker is black.
This is okay now, accepted without challenge, in our New America.
If the attacker had been white - holy H*ll from the MSM.
This is bullsh*t, and you know it. Nobody has said anything about this being "okay." People like you make me sick always trying to twist things and play the poor, persecuted white person routine. The girl who did the attacking was being sought by the police pretty much immediately after the video was posted, and she has since turned herself in. It is now in the hands of law enforcement. How is that accepting the behavior "without challenge?" What else do you expect to be done other than getting the police involved and pressing charges? You act like she's walking free with no consequences for her actions. When you see people resorting to getting the national media involved, it is because an egregious incident has happened and the police barely bothered to investigate, let alone press charges. When someone feels an injustice has been done, then they have every right to expose it and seek to rectify the situation. That is not what happened here. The police were on this from the beginning, so there was no need for further media intervention. So spare me the "if the attacker had been white, the MSM would have blah blah blah" crap.
You have NOBODY teaching people how to act in society any more. Nobody teaches tolerance, compassion, manners, good conduct, forgiveness, self control, calm rational behavior, kindness. We're taught to demand things we want from others and to have instant gratification and to have our egos stoked. Social interaction is declining rapidly with cell phones and I pads, laptops and texting. Drug and alcohol abuse play a part.
But you have many people living on the edge. Barely making ends meet, or possibly not having everything they think they should have( or what they're told they should have), or dealing with stress from broken down families and relationships( victims of societal and cultural collapse). So they have 1/4 inch fuses and explode over any provocation. Things have been steadily getting worse and we have nobody stepping up to push for change.
Now, as far as the people videoing the event, would you have stepped in if you were there?
Yes I would have stepped in and done so in a heartbeat.
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