Bus driver uppercuts woman
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The context is very important. Had the woman been sitting there minding her own business and then the bus driver suddenly came out of nowhere to smack her upside the head, then yeah, it would be kind of off for a bunch of people to be like 'HELL YEAH!'. But for the context given? Entirely appropriate. The woman needed a reality check and got what was coming to her.NightowlM said:
On the other hand(or the same one, I can't tell in this context), they are some of the most appreciative people for common courtesy. You can really brighten their day just a please thank you and a smile.Caramel Frappe said:
The longest video of this I've seen was around 3 mins - and, while I don't understand much due to crap recording, shouting and Ebonics, it doesn't really matter what she said, as she was shouting at the driver in an abusive manner while he was driving the bus.Jezzascmezza said:
If I had been on that bus, I would not have felt too comortable with my driver, the guy commandeering the eleven tons of rusty crap filled with soft human meat and brittle bones, being distracted, annoyed, riled up and pummeled by a deranged person, no matter the gender.
To be honest, I'd have choked her out to nicely put her to sleep, and I'd have apologized to the bus driver once for every, say, ten seconds of not doing anything.
It's a bus filled with idiots, it seems. Tough job, that.
P.S.: Oh, and the 'teen girl' is reportedly 25 years old. Old enough to have picked up some manners along the way, I'd say. It's a shame the driver lost his cool, it's a shame he lost his job. I hope she lost her lower jaw in the gutter.
"That's a girl! That's a girl!"
Really?
She seemed to think she was one big old bad ass who could do whatever she wanted. No she wasn't a girl. She was a smack talking, vile, little trouble maker who was using her "female" card as a shield so she could be another reason the human race deserves to die. She was talking shit, she hit him, and so he clocked her.
She deserves what she got and I hope she gets more of it. Because she clearly isn't providing anything useful to help society. As opposed to the bus driver who I applaud. That was so beautiful the way he hit her. I like him.
Really?
She seemed to think she was one big old bad ass who could do whatever she wanted. No she wasn't a girl. She was a smack talking, vile, little trouble maker who was using her "female" card as a shield so she could be another reason the human race deserves to die. She was talking shit, she hit him, and so he clocked her.
She deserves what she got and I hope she gets more of it. Because she clearly isn't providing anything useful to help society. As opposed to the bus driver who I applaud. That was so beautiful the way he hit her. I like him.
...Mike Tyson drives a bus now?
Right, so, writing the rest of this under my desk, hiding from all the things being thrown at me. I'm sorry, it's what came to mind. Er, anyway...
I feel it's a shame that this is going to become this big gender thing. Violence is violence, no matter who has the penis and who doesn't. And violence isawesome always the worst possible option in any scenario. The girl shouldn't have been talking shit/ screaming at a public serviceman/ doing whatever else she was doing that involved not sitting down and shutting up, and the bus driver shouldn't have fucking shoryuken-ed her into next week.
Right, so, writing the rest of this under my desk, hiding from all the things being thrown at me. I'm sorry, it's what came to mind. Er, anyway...
I feel it's a shame that this is going to become this big gender thing. Violence is violence, no matter who has the penis and who doesn't. And violence is
Brad...what are you doing?Brad Shepard said:
From what I saw, the bus driver is driving and talking shit, the woman is just talking shit and she pushes him while he's driving. The bus driver is responsible for the lives on his bus and she just endangered all of them.
While the correct response would've been to pull over and call the police I can't help but feel that I would've hit her too.
While the correct response would've been to pull over and call the police I can't help but feel that I would've hit her too.
Sad, because apparently he was removed from duty for this. Even after it's revealed that she didn't have money out for the ride and instead of looking for the change like a reasonable person decided to scream and yell, with new videos showing her provoking him/threatening to spit on him, continuing to yell after telling her multiple times to get behind the yellow line,(much more was revealed in the video here [http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshhzCVM2oOs7f35xwUa]), clearly assaulted him first by pushing/slapping him, and THEN taunting him to do something about about it. Then that person has the balls to complain to the news sources who have terrible opinions to say that he reacted to her? This is a man doing his job with the lives of everyone in that bus on his hands, and she provokes him and endangers the lives of everyone on that bus, almost nothing is uncalled for then. He should have the right to react the same way with anybody who went that far. Yes he could have grabbed her and moved her off the bus, but not only did she take it way too far first, $10 says she would have spit on him again and kept getting right back on the bus after he removed her.
I would if i could, but i was at work when you wrote this but tomorrow...today... WHATEVER IM ZEROZ of the Na said:
You know what, in this situation gender or occupation does not matter.
All I see is someone forgetting some of the basics of picking a fight, make sure you can take the person you pick a fight with, and if pick a fight in public, know when you are outclassed and make sure you are in the right or else people will laugh at you on youtube.
I am saddened though, by the fact that so many thinks she's the victim, just because "she's a girl", that should never clear anyone from doing such a thing, and it should most certainly not be used as a shield, and think that people will not retaliate to attacks.
As for the uppercut, it was not that good, the fact that she comes barging back in, not two seconds after being trown out, proves that.
All I see is someone forgetting some of the basics of picking a fight, make sure you can take the person you pick a fight with, and if pick a fight in public, know when you are outclassed and make sure you are in the right or else people will laugh at you on youtube.
I am saddened though, by the fact that so many thinks she's the victim, just because "she's a girl", that should never clear anyone from doing such a thing, and it should most certainly not be used as a shield, and think that people will not retaliate to attacks.
As for the uppercut, it was not that good, the fact that she comes barging back in, not two seconds after being trown out, proves that.
Not sure if this has been posted yet. But I think it's too good not to share.
OT: Eh, sometimes good ol' violence is the best way to deal with a person, you really think the bus driver could have calmed the women down/got her out of the bus by talking to her? I'm not gonna bother debating, though.
Down + Triangle! Yea I'm not going into the whole equal rights thing either, but at least she'l probably be a better person after this.