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Originally Posted by Neapolitan
I really don't want to choose sides. It is really hard to hear anything said between all the rustling of the newspapers and clickety clack of the train. The announcer announcing "The next station is Moorgate." It made it really difficult to hear. You would think if people on the subway when they see somebody whip out their i-pod to record an incident they would had enough decency to hush up, and put down the news papers and what not, and wtf is up with the guy and the orange bags, get out of the way some serious **** is going down and your blocking the veiw. What up wit dat?
But didn't she say her boyfriend was black, and she gets pegged as a racist? When he press her whether she was black or not, she said it didn't matter and her before accepted her the way she dresses. It seem if he was instagating the whole thing, complaining how she dress then at one point slams Americans something about their antiques, clearly he is the bad guy. I think they got it wrong he is the bigotted anti-American misogynist. I don't know it spun around on her, it seem like the whole time it was just him at her constantly at her, picking on her and how she dresses, punches her calls her a bitch and then calls her an escort, (and I don't think he meant a Ford either) and after he gets his punches in quickly turn sissy after the altercation.
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These video footage clips are all the same, badly shot, terrible sound and often just join in the middle of what was going on, so we never get the true story and yes she did say her boyfriend was black. The UK still has a big problem with institutional racism, where people still make sweeping statements based on colour or race, but these people often never identify themselves as ever being racist and indeed may actually have friends and collegues of a different colour.