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To think this woman is putting her child in a very dangerous position with her racist rantings on public transport?

380 replies

TartyMcFarty · 28/11/2011 10:28

YouTube clip here

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MmeLindor. · 28/11/2011 11:10

Poor lad. I can only hope that there is intervention by social services.

takingbackmonday · 28/11/2011 11:10

Oh wow that was horrible.

I can't believe it happened in London. Poor, poor child.

knockkneedandknackered · 28/11/2011 11:11

what can i say nothing really im astonished. with a mother like that what change have you got in life.

spiderbabymum · 28/11/2011 11:11

We all know this already but just thought Id share . : just watched this on a friends facebook .

spiderbabymum · 28/11/2011 11:13
crazynanna · 28/11/2011 11:14

It could have escalated quite dramitacally into a violent situation...what would have happened to the child then? Doesn't bear thinking about.

fuzzysnout · 28/11/2011 11:17

Would be easy enough I think for everyone who is able to share on fb etc & then hopefully have her charged with incitement to racial hatred or similar.

spiderbabymum · 28/11/2011 11:18

Agree . Totally Irresponsible .

Even if u ignore the content The language and the tone ..........

I guess although is not directed at he child .... ITS Bloody abuse .

Im no angel myself . I shut in front of my son ( unfortunately ) .

That video makes me just shudder . Poor child

SantaDesperatelySeeksSedatives · 28/11/2011 11:22

reminds me of the drunken trollop who had a go at me in the ladies loo in a train station not long ago. She was ranting to her 2 toddlers(!) about "fucking slags coming from fucking Eastern fucking Europe who come shag our fucking men for money" Hmm She then demanded to know if I was polish Confused I told her in my mockney twang that no I'm actually not and she had the sodding cheek to try and hug me! Angry to say sorry! Angry

Wish I'd reported her for something now, but honestly I was so upset and embarrassed by then I just wanted to get away from her. Don't know what exactly but her children looked terrified of her.

SantaDesperatelySeeksSedatives · 28/11/2011 11:29

Also that nasty cow in the video is effectively using her son as a human shield. If she wasn't holding onto him someone would have hit her.

Foul bitch.

TartyMcFarty · 28/11/2011 11:32

What I meant was that, although the general public were very restrained in this situation, all it takes is for one person to become equally angry and the situation escalates beyond reason. Dangerous with a toddler around, I'd think.

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coldwed · 28/11/2011 11:33

LOL what a TWAT.

TartyMcFarty · 28/11/2011 11:37

LOL? Hmm

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cocoachannel · 28/11/2011 11:37

That is so, so sad. I can't believe how calm her child remained through the whole thing, as if he'd heard it all before. Sad

maypole1 · 28/11/2011 11:41

Just gose to show the choked is most likey used to this from his mother and I use the word loosely

Don't worry I very much doubt this ladies child is not already on the cp register or has had some type of intervention by ss

This is how some children in the uk are raised any one who thinks racism dose not come from parents need to think again

MmeLindor. · 28/11/2011 11:41

Yes, I do think the wee one has heard her ranting before. Poor kid.

kerrymumbles · 28/11/2011 11:44

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maypole1 · 28/11/2011 11:46

I have to say living in London this is NOT something you often here but I dare say around the home counties this might be common I know when I went to NI I was called a monkey on a train and they were making monkey noises I was sobbing

ItWasABoojum · 28/11/2011 11:47

That clip was beautiful, spiderbaby - really thought-provoking. Thanks for sharing.

takingbackmonday · 28/11/2011 11:50

maypole I'm from the most Surrey-tastic part of Surrey and have never, ever heard anything like that. Education + general courtesy. However, I'd expect it more there than SW London. Horrible.

WorraLiberty · 28/11/2011 11:50

OMG I'm speechless Angry

She's a cowardly piece of shit anyway...hiding behind her toddler.

I bet she knows damn well if he wasn't sitting on her knee, someone would punch that filthy mouth right off her face.

scarletforya · 28/11/2011 11:51

What a brain dead moron. Coward as well, using her child as protection while she spouts her filth. Angry

MmeLindor. · 28/11/2011 11:53

Kerry
I can only speak for Germany and Switzerland, but Euro immigrants are treated generally quite well here. There is a difference thought between the "desirable" immigrants and the less so (this is not my opinion but my observation).

There is a hierarchy of immigrants, with the Brits/French/Swiss/Germans/Spanish/Italians at the top - old Europe if you will - and the newer countries, from former East - Polish, Hungarians, Serbs, Croats, Albanians. Then the African immigrants.

The higher you are on that list, the less likely you are to have experienced racism or xenophobia. The less likely you are to be stopped and searched by the police (unless you are not white, then you slide down the list).

I am not saying that this is right. It just just the way it is.

GypsyMoth · 28/11/2011 11:53

The black man behind her looked really upset, and he was restrained from confronting her

squeakytoy · 28/11/2011 11:54

That is the Croydon tram.

I dont think she was drunk either, that sort of behaviour is not unusual sadly.

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