'Racism is alive and well': Video of woman's appalling N-word rant in car park surfaces

Why can't people dislike someone's skin colour ?
isn't it the same as disliking someone's hair colour ?

Where are people's right to choice going if we have to like everyone regardless , this is brainwashing and no matter how much people try to change others views their true feeling will not change and i think it is wrong all this shit calling people racist

WBLK 93.7 this morning posted on its website an audio recording of its interview with the woman. The woman told the radio station that the man taking the video almost hit her son with his car, which she said angered her.

She also said her use of the n-word had nothing to do with race, but meant an ignorant person.

“I’m not racist,” she told the radio station. “I have a black cousin.”

The woman also said in the interview that she is bipolar and that the man called her a “crackheaded cracker.”

Vicar of Dibley wrote:Why can't people dislike someone's skin colour ?
isn't it the same as disliking someone's hair colour ?

Where are people's right to choice going if we have to like everyone regardless , this is brainwashing and no matter how much people try to change others views their true feeling will not change and i think it is wrong all this shit calling people racist

You can dislike what you wish to dislike, what makes you think people should suffer at the hands though of that dislike.

Basically you are saying people should have the choice to be openly hateful and racist because of disliking a fellow human because they have a darker skin which most people in the summer time try to replicate

BigAndy9 wrote:WBLK 93.7 this morning posted on its website an audio recording of its interview with the woman. The woman told the radio station that the man taking the video almost hit her son with his car, which she said angered her.

She also said her use of the n-word had nothing to do with race, but meant an ignorant person.

“I’m not racist,” she told the radio station. “I have a black cousin.”

The woman also said in the interview that she is bipolar and that the man called her a “crackheaded cracker.”

 ://?roflmao?/:  ://?roflmao?/:  ://?roflmao?/:  ://?roflmao?/:

Ben_Reilly wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:
Racism is something that makes people feel like a criminal  just because a person dislikes the colour of someone's skin.
why should they be labelled racist ?
Where is the freedom of choice and expression ?

There is no freedom to verbally assault someone in the U.S.

I'm not talking about the woman in the video i am talking about anyone who simply doesn't like the colour of another persons skin , im not saying they should be rude about it or call them but their feelings shouldn't be changed it is their choice .

Didge wrote:

BigAndy9 wrote:WBLK 93.7 this morning posted on its website an audio recording of its interview with the woman. The woman told the radio station that the man taking the video almost hit her son with his car, which she said angered her.

She also said her use of the n-word had nothing to do with race, but meant an ignorant person.

“I’m not racist,” she told the radio station. “I have a black cousin.”

The woman also said in the interview that she is bipolar and that the man called her a “crackheaded cracker.”

 ://?roflmao?/:  ://?roflmao?/:  ://?roflmao?/:  ://?roflmao?/:

you think bipolar is something to laugh at you twat

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

Ben_Reilly wrote:

There is no freedom to verbally assault someone in the U.S.

I'm not talking about the woman in the video i am talking about anyone who simply doesn't like the colour of another persons skin , im not saying they should be rude about it or call them but their feelings shouldn't be changed it is their choice .

What is the point is why they should not like another human based on their skin colour.
So basically you wish people to remain ignorant.

Ignorance is bliss I guess

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

Didge wrote:

 ://?roflmao?/:  ://?roflmao?/:  ://?roflmao?/:  ://?roflmao?/:

you think bipolar is something to laugh at you twat

I will give you a clue

Where is the link?

I am laughing at the poor excuse Andy has given that she has a black cousin..

I would have said what were children doing as seen playing around in a car park for a start

Didge wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:Why can't people dislike someone's skin colour ?
isn't it the same as disliking someone's hair colour ?

Where are people's right to choice going if we have to like everyone regardless , this is brainwashing and no matter how much people try to change others views their true feeling will not change and i think it is wrong all this shit calling people racist

You can dislike what you wish to dislike, what makes you think people should suffer at the hands though of that dislike.

Basically you are saying people should have the choice to be openly hateful and racist because of disliking a fellow human because they have a darker skin which most people in the summer time try to replicate

Yes they should be able to dislike a persons skin colour but disliking the skin colour doesn't mean they openly hate someone . It is you who is implying that because you are trying to brainwash everyone into accepting everything and anyone regardless .

If someone doesn't like black or brown skin why can't they be left alone if they are not offending anyone ?

Didge wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

you think bipolar is something to laugh at you twat

I will give you a clue

Where is the link?

I am laughing at the poor excuse Andy has given that she has a black cousin..

I would have said what were children doing as seen playing around in a car park for a start

My excuse?

I think it's her excuse.

I haven't given any excuses, or my opinion.

I have never used, nor would I, the "n" word in an insulting and derogatory manner; my only question is, then, why would so many black people, particularly in the entertainment industry, use it to describe their peers...usually in a eulogistic sense?

Fred Moletrousers wrote:I have never used, nor would I, the "n" word in an insulting and derogatory manner; my only question is, then, why would so many black people, particularly in the entertainment industry, use it to describe their peers...usually in a eulogistic sense?

To make the racist feel powerless to the fact they can me Lord, but I do not agree with this method and think it backfires.
Again that does not mean people can think they can be racist off the back of this.

Didge wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

I'm not talking about the woman in the video i am talking about anyone who simply doesn't like the colour of another persons skin , im not saying they should be rude about it or call them but their feelings shouldn't be changed it is their choice .

What is the point is why they should not like another human based on their skin colour.
So basically you wish people to remain ignorant.

Ignorance is bliss I guess

Not liking a person's skin colour doesn't make that person unlikable it just means that the colour doesn't appeal to someone and people should have that right why are you trying to make people like things if they don't , this is playing with people's minds . Mind control , we will all be like robots soon like zombies.

Didge wrote:

Fred Moletrousers wrote:I have never used, nor would I, the "n" word in an insulting and derogatory manner; my only question is, then, why would so many black people, particularly in the entertainment industry, use it to describe their peers...usually in a eulogistic sense?

To make the racist feel powerless to the fact they can me Lord, but I do not agree with this method and think it backfires.
Again that does not mean people can think they can be racist off the back of this.

lol

It's nothing to do with making racists feel powerless or "taking back" a word.

edit - using a word is not racist Didge - how many times do i have to explain that?!

Racism is something inside a person!

Is she on crack?

What an ignorant woman!

Didge wrote:

Fred Moletrousers wrote:I have never used, nor would I, the "n" word in an insulting and derogatory manner; my only question is, then, why would so many black people, particularly in the entertainment industry, use it to describe their peers...usually in a eulogistic sense?

To make the racist feel powerless to the fact they can me Lord, but I do not agree with this method and think it backfires.
Again that does not mean people can think they can be racist off the back of this.

When they call each other niggers then they shouldn't moan when white people call them it . It's obviously not offending them or they wouldn't use it . |They should lead by example

What about the people with green or grey eyes?

Raggamuffin wrote:

Didge wrote:


???????

She was racist, and in front of her children, what sort of message is that giving to children?

Whether he did something wrong does not excuse racism or how she acted in front of children, she was on the phone to her husband to come and beat him up and not the Police

Do you not think he was baiting her though?

Absolutely not, he's done nothing wrong, he wasn't abusive in any way,muet that foul mouthed racist was acting in such a vile and aggressive manner in front of her kids...even encouraging them to use foul language and racist words...as it says on article, the guy never once rose to her vile racist behaviour.

This woman is a disgrace and a terrible example to her children , whom she is setting a terrible example.

I watched it again and he was goading her , he used her kids as well and he could have left it alone but he didn't .

Vicar of Dibley wrote:I watched it again and he was goading her , he used her kids as well and he could have left it alone but he didn't .

...in what way did he use her kids?..I saw and heard her doing that by encouraging them to use racist remarks and profanities.

Didge wrote:

Fred Moletrousers wrote:I have never used, nor would I, the "n" word in an insulting and derogatory manner; my only question is, then, why would so many black people, particularly in the entertainment industry, use it to describe their peers...usually in a eulogistic sense?

To make the racist feel powerless to the fact they can me Lord, but I do not agree with this method and think it backfires.
Again that does not mean people can think they can be racist off the back of this.

I am most certainly not suggesting that it is some sort of acceptable excuse, Didge, and I hope that even my worst enemy could not reasonably call me a racist.

However, rap artists in particular set themselves up as role models for their younger peers and, in my opinion, appear to revel in their use of the word while condemning others (OK, let's not pussyfoot about it, white people) as racists for using it.

I don't even begin to understand black culture, but to me this strikes as being hypocrisy.

Joy Division wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:I watched it again and he was goading her , he used her kids as well and he could have left it alone but he didn't .

...in what way did he use her kids?..I saw and heard her doing that by encouraging them to use racist remarks and profanities.

She had walked away and was on her phone and wasn't saying a thing to him , he then reminded her to go take care of her kids he was patronizing her , he knew it would anger her more by implying she was a bad a mother.

She then tried to ignore him but he still reminded her that she called him a n---er , now when she walked away near her kids he could have left it at that but he didn't , he goaded her more and he pushed too far which was the desired response he aimed for and she called him a n---er because she was angry with him .

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

Didge wrote:


To make the racist feel powerless to the fact they can me Lord, but I do not agree with this method and think it backfires.
Again that does not mean people can think they can be racist off the back of this.

I am most certainly not suggesting that it is some sort of acceptable excuse, Didge, and I hope that even my worst enemy could not reasonably call me a racist.

However, rap artists in particular set themselves up as role models for their younger peers and, in my opinion, appear to revel in their use of the word while condemning others (OK, let's not pussyfoot about it, white people) as racists for using it.

I don't even begin to understand black culture, but to me this strikes as being hypocrisy.

Goodness no Me Lord, do not count you in that way in any shape or form. Again like I say why they do is more of sticking two fingers up to racists by saying they can say it and also a form of brotherhood.
Again which to me again back fires, because as seen it gives people the false belief that if they say it then it is acceptable for others to use so agree it is hypocritical.

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

Didge wrote:


To make the racist feel powerless to the fact they can me Lord, but I do not agree with this method and think it backfires.
Again that does not mean people can think they can be racist off the back of this.

I am most certainly not suggesting that it is some sort of acceptable excuse, Didge, and I hope that even my worst enemy could not reasonably call me a racist.

However, rap artists in particular set themselves up as role models for their younger peers and, in my opinion, appear to revel in their use of the word while condemning others (OK, let's not pussyfoot about it, white people) as racists for using it.

I don't even begin to understand black culture, but to me this strikes as being hypocrisy.

i agree

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

Joy Division wrote:



...in what way did he use her kids?..I saw and heard her doing that by encouraging them to use racist remarks and profanities.

She had walked away and was on her phone and wasn't saying a thing to him , he then reminded her to go take care of her kids he was patronizing her , he knew it would anger her more by implying she was a bad a mother.

She then tried to ignore him but he still reminded her that she called him a n---er , now when she walked away near her kids he could have left it at that but he didn't , he goaded her more and he pushed too far which was the desired response he aimed for and she called him a n---er because she was angry with him .

None of the above is any excuse for her racism, again there is no excuse for racism, full stop. She did this in front of her children, which was wrong, she swore in front of them, which was wrong, again, you call the Police or get assistance and witnesses to such an argument, but as seen she was very vocal about having him beaten up.

Stop making pathetic excuses for racism, this does not excuse his actions if you believe he was goading her, it just means also he would be wrong also, it does not though excuse her vile racism, because to call him this is as if calling all black people niggers, it endorses being racist to all blacks, as she is attacking the fact he is black.

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

Didge wrote:


To make the racist feel powerless to the fact they can me Lord, but I do not agree with this method and think it backfires.
Again that does not mean people can think they can be racist off the back of this.

I am most certainly not suggesting that it is some sort of acceptable excuse, Didge, and I hope that even my worst enemy could not reasonably call me a racist.

However, rap artists in particular set themselves up as role models for their younger peers and, in my opinion, appear to revel in their use of the word while condemning others (OK, let's not pussyfoot about it, white people) as racists for using it.

I don't even begin to understand black culture, but to me this strikes as being hypocrisy.

Hey Edmund, I get what you both say, but when some. blacks call each other that word , as it's coming from another black, so in that sense they do not regard it as an insult or racist...as the person saying it is also black, so it can't be anything with racist meaning or to make that person feel inferior in any way.

It's also very likely that some blacks will call each other that word to make it a less provocative and powerful word as Didge says.

I feel white people calling black people that word do so in a way it is intended to make the black man feel inferior , that's my honest take on the matter.

Nice to 'see ' you btw.

Vicar of Dibley wrote:I watched it again and he was goading her , he used her kids as well and he could have left it alone but he didn't .

He wasn't goading her & why should he leave it alone she called him the N word why, because she is racist we are not talking about rap artists here, this is a mother with her two children she was more angry at being filmed banged to rights if you like. Fair play to him for keeping it calm.

Yes the rappers use the N word so do the majority of youth everywhere, I said this before the word doesn't seem to hold the same weight as it used to, when it is used willy nilly, my sons friends use it!

But aside from that, this woman is a racist!

It's either an offensive word or it isn't. If black people use the word, they're just giving out the wrong message. Children are unlikely to understand that it's OK in some circumstances and not OK in others.

I read the other day that apparently the "f" word isn't homophobic any more.

Raggamuffin wrote:It's either an offensive word or it isn't. If black people use the word, they're just giving out the wrong message. Children are unlikely to understand that it's OK in some circumstances and not OK in others.

I read the other day that apparently the "f" word isn't homophobic any more.

Its a racist word and excusing its use by the fact some black people use it is lame to say the least, you are thus excusing people to be racist when many black people do not use the word and are demonized by the word.

So again nobody here has stated it is right for blacks to use either, as stated it has the opposite affect which is why they are wrong to use. Using this point is poor to say the least

Didge wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:It's either an offensive word or it isn't. If black people use the word, they're just giving out the wrong message. Children are unlikely to understand that it's OK in some circumstances and not OK in others.

I read the other day that apparently the "f" word isn't homophobic any more.

Its a racist word and excusing its use by the fact some black people use it is lame to say the least, you are thus excusing people to be racist when many black people do not use the word and are demonized by the word.

So again nobody here has stated it is right for blacks to use either, as stated it has the opposite affect which is why they are wrong to use. Using this point is poor to say the least

Some people have said it's OK for black people to use the word actually. I haven't excused it all - I said that if it's offensive, it's offensive whoever uses it. Try not to misread my posts.

Raggamuffin wrote:

Didge wrote:



Its a racist word and excusing its use by the fact some black people use it is lame to say the least, you are thus excusing people to be racist when many black people do not use the word and are demonized by the word.

So again nobody here has stated it is right for blacks to use either, as stated it has the opposite affect which is why they are wrong to use. Using this point is poor to say the least

Some people have said it's OK for black people to use the word actually. I haven't excused it all - I said that if it's offensive, it's offensive whoever uses it. Try not to misread my posts.  

And that makes it okay now does it that some view it as okay?

Of course not, why bring up such a point if you are not in fact trying to excuse the use of the word, as otherwise your point makes no sense when already many have stated openly that blacks using this word has the opposite affect.

The point is the word is wrong and should be the central point on why it is wrong not that some other people use it wrongly also, it deflects away from the main point of people on the receiving end of racism. So nothing misread and the fact this point has been laboured to death already shows it has no value to the point at hand

Didge wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:

Some people have said it's OK for black people to use the word actually. I haven't excused it all - I said that if it's offensive, it's offensive whoever uses it. Try not to misread my posts.  

And that makes it okay now does it that some view it as okay?

Of course not, why bring up such a point if you are not in fact trying to excuse the use of the word, as otherwise your point makes no sense when already many have stated openly that blacks using this word has the opposite affect.

The point is the word is wrong and should be the central point on why it is wrong not that some other people use it wrongly also, it deflects away from the main point of people on the receiving end of racism. So nothing misread and the fact this point has been laboured to death already shows it has no value to the point at hand

Which bit of "If black people use the word, they're just giving out the wrong message" do you not understand? I suggest you read my post again.

Don't bother to start trolling me and misquoting me - I'll just put you on ignore again.

Raggamuffin wrote:

Didge wrote:


And that makes it okay now does it that some view it as okay?

Of course not, why bring up such a point if you are not in fact trying to excuse the use of the word, as otherwise your point makes no sense when already many have stated openly that blacks using this word has the opposite affect.

The point is the word is wrong and should be the central point on why it is wrong not that some other people use it wrongly also, it deflects away from the main point of people on the receiving end of racism. So nothing misread and the fact this point has been laboured to death already shows it has no value to the point at hand

Which bit of "If black people use the word, they're just giving out the wrong message" do you not understand? I suggest you read my post again.

Don't bother to start trolling me and misquoting me - I'll just put you on ignore again.

This has already been stated and you are going over the same redundant points which have been discussed already so why bring up again?

Fuck me are you that stupid?

xtras wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:I watched it again and he was goading her , he used her kids as well and he could have left it alone but he didn't .

He wasn't goading her & why should he leave it alone she called him the N word why, because she is racist we are not talking about rap artists here, this is a mother with her two children she was more angry at being filmed banged to rights if you like. Fair play to him for keeping it calm.

Yes the rappers use the N word so do the majority of youth everywhere, I said this before the word doesn't seem to hold the same weight as it used to, when it is used willy nilly, my sons friends use it!

But aside from that, this woman is a racist!

Bloody hell xtras, very well said! great post.

Didge wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:

Which bit of "If black people use the word, they're just giving out the wrong message" do you not understand? I suggest you read my post again.

Don't bother to start trolling me and misquoting me - I'll just put you on ignore again.

This has already been stated and you are going over the same redundant points which have been discussed already so why bring up again?

Fuck me are you that stupid?

You're going back on ignore - you're a moron.

Raggamuffin wrote:

Didge wrote:



This has already been stated and you are going over the same redundant points which have been discussed already so why bring up again?

Fuck me are you that stupid?

You're going back on ignore - you're a moron.

Yeah you said that yesterday, run along then, let the adults debate in peace.

thanks

Chris Rock has a lot to say about it.....

   "Racism" is a secondary problem in situations like this, where the racist/sexist/bigoted person has lost all self control, and somehow feels free to vent her/his hatred towards other groups of people; and usually not the prime motivator for their outbursts...

Mental Illness is obviously the bigger problem in the majority of these widely publicised cases, often exacerbated by drugs or alcohol, maybe a bit of stress or worry. If police are called to such incidents they will arrest the perpetrator on several possible charges - public unrest, foul language, racial vilification. maybe even assault..
Invariably though, after being charged they're usually stuck back into their local mental wards for a few weeks, rather than doing jail time.

There are similar videos of racist/bigoted/threatening verbal assaults from here in Oz, and over in Britain and Europe, that have been circulating on the web over the past 3-4 years, already..

THESE outbursts have more to do with the rundown mental health services these days, than any actual "increased racism" in these particular cases...    

Lone Wolf wrote: 

"Racism" is a secondary problem in situations like this, where the racist/sexist/bigot person has lost all self control, and somehow feels free to vent her/his hatred towards other groups of people; and usually not the prime motivator for their outbursts...

Mental Illness is obviously the bigger problem in these cases, often exacerbated by drugs or alcohol, maybe a bit of stress or worry. If police are called to such incidents they will arrest the perpetrator on several possible charges - public unrest, foul language, racial vilification. maybe even assault..
Invariably though, after being charged they're usually stuck back into their local mental wards for a few weeks, rather than doing jail time.

There are similar videos of racist/bigoted/threatening verbal assaults from here in Oz, and over in Britain and Europe, that have been circulating on the web over the past 3-4 years, already..

THESE outbursts have more to do with the rundown mental health services these days, than any actual "increased racism" in these particular cases...     

so you saying if it were a fat white man, she would just be ranting you *fat* so & so?

xtras wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:I watched it again and he was goading her , he used her kids as well and he could have left it alone but he didn't .

He wasn't goading her & why should he leave it alone she called him the N word why, because she is racist we are not talking about rap artists here, this is a mother with her two children she was more angry at being filmed banged to rights if you like. Fair play to him for keeping it calm.

Yes the rappers use the N word so do the majority of youth everywhere, I said this before the word doesn't seem to hold the same weight as it used to, when it is used willy nilly, my sons friends use it!

But aside from that, this woman is a racist!

That's how you see it but i didn't see it like that , i thought he was goading her and he used the word n---er more times than she did , i got the impression he was enjoying himself playing the race card

xtras wrote:

Lone Wolf wrote: 

"Racism" is a secondary problem in situations like this, where the racist/sexist/bigot person has lost all self control, and somehow feels free to vent her/his hatred towards other groups of people; and usually not the prime motivator for their outbursts...

Mental Illness is obviously the bigger problem in these cases, often exacerbated by drugs or alcohol, maybe a bit of stress or worry. If police are called to such incidents they will arrest the perpetrator on several possible charges - public unrest, foul language, racial vilification. maybe even assault..
Invariably though, after being charged they're usually stuck back into their local mental wards for a few weeks, rather than doing jail time.

There are similar videos of racist/bigoted/threatening verbal assaults from here in Oz, and over in Britain and Europe, that have been circulating on the web over the past 3-4 years, already..

THESE outbursts have more to do with the rundown mental health services these days, than any actual "increased racism" in these particular cases...     

so you saying if it were a fat white man, she would just be ranting you *fat* so & so?

I know your question isn't to me , but i would say yes she would call him a fat so & so if he had been white and fat .

@ xtras : 

IF she has an obsessive ("weightest" ?) hatred towards fat people, than she may well do so, in her more unbalanced moments...

Otherwise, your comment is just plain ridiculous ~ as I never said any such thing in my post !   

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

xtras wrote:

He wasn't goading her & why should he leave it alone she called him the N word why, because she is racist we are not talking about rap artists here, this is a mother with her two children she was more angry at being filmed banged to rights if you like. Fair play to him for keeping it calm.

Yes the rappers use the N word so do the majority of youth everywhere, I said this before the word doesn't seem to hold the same weight as it used to, when it is used willy nilly, my sons friends use it!

But aside from that, this woman is a racist!

That's how you see it but i didn't see it like that , i thought he was goading her and he used the word n---er more times than she did , i got the impression he was enjoying himself playing the race card

...' Playing the race card'...  

Did he ask her to call him that word?..NO, who said that word first?....HER.

Xtras, yes I think most certainly.
The guy had obviously pissed her off, add she wanted to retaliate verbally.
If it was a fatty then that would be the line of attack.
Or a baldy, or an old person etc, would have been 'you bald so and so' or 'You old so and so'.

Lone Wolf wrote:

@ xtras : 

IF she has an obsessive ("weightest" ?) hatred towards fat people, than she may well do so, in her more unbalanced moments...

Otherwise, your comment is just plain ridiculous ~ as I never said any such thing in my post !     

yep it sure was! dunno what i was thinking i am distracted  



i just think if he were a fat white man, she would have been just as abusive nasty piece of work all the same

Tommy Monk wrote:Xtras, yes I think most certainly.
The guy had obviously pissed her off, add she wanted to retaliate verbally.
If it was a fatty then that would be the line of attack.
Or a baldy, or an old person etc, would have been 'you bald so and so' or 'You old so and so'.

aha!! you are on my wave length hahah.. yes i understand that

Tommy Monk wrote:Xtras, yes I think most certainly.
The guy had obviously pissed her off, add she wanted to retaliate verbally.
If it was a fatty then that would be the line of attack.
Or a baldy, or an old person etc, would have been 'you bald so and so' or 'You old so and so'.

What did the guy do to piss her off Tommy that was the cause of this racist attack?

Joy Division wrote:

Tommy Monk wrote:Xtras, yes I think most certainly.
The guy had obviously pissed her off, add she wanted to retaliate verbally.
If it was a fatty then that would be the line of attack.
Or a baldy, or an old person etc, would have been 'you bald so and so' or 'You old so and so'.

What did the guy do to piss her off Tommy that was the cause of this racist attack?

the noise of his car engine starting up... *frightened* her children she says, with her mindset anything would set her off

This is a proper racist attack....



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2070562/Muslim-girl-gang-kicked-Rhea-Page-head-yelling-kill-white-slag-FREED.html

If he were white, would she be calling him a cracker-ass ofay honky?