Omg im so sorry, im a muslim to! I havent been on a plane with a hijab before so ill be going this year with a hijab. Im hoping the same wont happen to you anymore and anyone else. Its honestly disgusting

This is so sad, I'm so sorry this has happend to you. Personally I'm not Muslim, but still, this is cruel. If authority is going to do something like this they need to explain! It gives police and security officers such a bad rap, and I dont blame the people who dont trust them.

Oh my God, that's sounds horried I'm around that age right now, and if that happened to me I would be balling my eyes out, I'm sorry that happened to you I can only image how scary that must have been

Omg that sounds like a horrible thing to go througｈ．Ｉ＇ｍ　ｓｏｒｒｙ　ｙｏｕ　ｈａｄ　ｔｏ　ｇｏ　ｔｈｒｏｕｇｈ　ｔｈａｔ　（Ｉ　ｄｏｎ＇ｔ　ｋｎｏｗ　ｗｈａｔ　ｅｌｓｅ　ｔｏ　ｓａｙ　ｉ＇ｍ　ｎｏｔ　ａ　ｇｏｏｄ　ｃｏｍｆｏｒｔｅｒ

⁠​⁠@@gerkremer3544u don’t have to add the “I m n o t a g o o d c o m f o r t o r” thing, it’s just kinda unnecessary

I kept replaying the part when she got slapped 😂

haha yeah what irony… but to be honest, there are quite a few americans who seem to forget that they themselves are immigrants🤣 or at least they tend to forget in moments like these, when it‘s convenient i bet she‘s like „oh you know i‘m irish“ (because her great great grandparent was irish or whatever) just so she could seem more interesting… but yeah karen how about we send ALL humans back where they originated from… might need to sew you in half though.. and send an arm here, a leg over there… but on second thought.. europe probably doesn‘t want to claim you…

@@elinalukaziak693 me too

Lol, her white privilege was showing

I have mad respect for native Americans, they have been put through a lot throughout history.

If you look closely the racist lady barely got touched, but I do see it and then her reacting. Sorry I'm still pleased she got slapped.

Ikr poor kid

They would have done it to an adult too

Yes but it’s especially heartbreaking when it’s done to a child.

I used to be the only mom in the small neighborhood who was home to put kiddos on the bus. We all stood in a parking lot next to my rural home (its a small park/county building) most parents left their kids with me for the 20 minute bus wait. I would bring this giant bucket of sidewalk chalk and we decorated that whole parking lot unless it was raining or it finally snowed. The kids would have been crushed if some jerk washed it all off on purpose and called it a mess. I did ask the secretary and commissioner before I bought the chalk. They just asked for no swear words or obscene drawing.

Do you still have the link to the videos or like the name of it by any chance?

@@rigby.walabee thank you so much

Crappy.

So messed up. Stupid racist flight attendant 😤

@@whims6278 definitely not a flight attendant.

So Sorry for your Losses

I lost several family members to covid. Ones we never thought would succumb to it. Younger family. It was traumatic.

Yeah its not like other reactions

Yeah unlike sssniperwolf

@@judymeehan8379 that's why snerixx has more subs then Lia

@@zappinglegos ummm well not exactly…

@@evajodoin3154 I was joking lol

Not that it isn't an overall stupid thing to say, but how did "go back to your country" become a thing to say in America? They should be the last to say this, ever. This is so dumb

Well there are no “native” Americans … just different waves of immigrants

@@generalzod6178 of course they are native/indigenous Americans. Columbus wasn’t greeted by an uninhibited wasteland when he got there

i have been told i dont belong here...i may look white and wear islamic clothing but i take offence at a little old white man or woman telling my first nationer arse i dont belong here. then again people with the whole native look tell me they can tell im native just what they call a "white indian" due to a throw back gene making me walk around lookin like a female casper with freckles.

@@generalzod6178 are you stupid? what 😭😭

We’re a genetic mutation :D

Same with Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

Exactly the only people who originate from America are First Nation People!! The REAL Americans

nobody should be forced to leave this land. caucasians are just as "colonial" in the USA and Canada as the hispanics are in Mexico. hiSPANic. as in, from SPAIN. Which is also in Europe. The portuguese in Brazil... etc. This is a landmass of European ancestry.

Omg, fr. The only people who have the right to say that (not that they should) is native people. Really shows the white privilege these people feel 🤔🤔

I like saying, “I’m a critical care nurse. I had four COVID patients over my 4-day work week. Two of them died. I have a bit of a sore throat myself, but I’ll take my mask off if you’d like!” Never had anyone get mouthy after that.

The only interaction I had over the mask was at the height of the pandemic and I was walking into a local store while a woman was walking out and she told me I was a gullible bi*ch. I just politely called her a dumb c*nt. I am never rude, so that was not the norm for me, but I had just lost my favorite aunt to Covid. The gal behind the register told me she loved me. 😂😂

The manager would be us viewers and we would handle the Karen VERY WELL. like really well if u know what i mean Edit : i seriously don't understand what I commented. I don't know it was 8 months ago

@@lifeandliving4215 Kill them?

@@lifeandliving4215 Wrap them up with snake guts?

Also, I’m just gonna add that not everyone has the option to fight back. Especially in cases where the aggressor is white and the victim is a POC. We all see how the police treat racial minorities.

Putting your hands on me is an automatic invitation to get hit back. I don’t tolerate being physically abused.

​@@eileenconway2966😊

I agree with all you said BUT, you missed something important in the video. It was how easily the bus driver lost her temper, you shouldn’t be that easy to mess up if you’re working with kids in anyway so ye idk i just think it’s an important thing to note.

This story is terrifying

@@hiimluna2069 I agree with Luna. I was willing to give the bus driver the benefit of the doubt, right until the moment she started rage bellowing at the mother who asked her not to yell. Had it been the case described in the comment, the bus driver would have said "ma'm, I will yell at them if they are putting themselves or others in danger", not just fly off the handle and probably terrify all children on that bus.

I agree with Luna too, I don’t think it’s wrong for a parent to talk to a bus driver. They should probably talk to the school too. The bus driver immediately starts yelling and is very defensive. If she was only maintaining order, she could state that. Hopefully the situation was resolved more or less peacefully.

I was the “bus mom” on my school bus for years. The little kids and bus driver loved me. You can’t expect a bus driver to safely drive your children around and have eyes on the kids at all times. I KNOW that kids don’t care what the bus driver tells them. They stand up on the seats and jump around, walk through the aisle, crawl under the seats, anything you can think they are doing. The bus driver isn’t a teacher so they don’t think they should respect them. Bus drivers usually own their buses and have to pay for all the maintenance needed. Not all bus drivers are good, but most kids aren’t saints either. She definitely shouldn’t have started that conversation that way. She should have asked the bus driver why her kids got yelled at before assuming they didn’t deserve it. All a bus driver can do is yell unless they stop the bus on the side of the road.

Mom could’ve approached her differently too. Everyone is stressed about everything in life, so no matter what you gotta stay level headed bc you don’t know where people are. Coming in hot like she did wasnt going to go well. I’ve seen many a time where a parent asked if they could speak to the driver and they allow them to step on the bus to discuss different issues.

@@hannahsenders6462yeah if the kids are running around on the bus or getting unruly, the bus driver is within their rights to yell at them because it is a safety issue

Bus drivers are held to a higher standard. There are children around them. This driver was completely in the wrong and - I'm sorry - there is no other side. She is a professional. If she is stressed, she should not be driving as she is endangering each child she transports. I used to be a driver and I was TOLD to NEVER instigate or continue an altercation. You call the base IMMEDIATELY and tell the dispatcher what is happening. They will either contact the other party or the police. Period. Drivers are supposed to be trained to handle altercations. This driver should have been fired immediately. And the mother should be ashamed of herself for egging her on. The mother undoubtedly knows the correct way to handle this type of situation but chose to go this route for likes and followers. I wonder how many she would get filming a crash scene.

It's possible the kids are upset bc there are things happening on the bus and the woman's kids aren't necessarily the issue, but some other child is being corrected and those kids are simply near the situation. Did the mom contact the school and request a meeting? If she's got time to record a video, how about taking your kids to school? That's also an option. I'm a single mom and every job I've applied for was always based on if I could get my kids to school and myself to work on time. I've even taken a pay cut and a different job, to make sure I am able to take care of us, including getting to school and work on time, and being able to pick them up after school. I'm a teacher, there's a reason there's a shortage in most areas of education. You don't like it? Do something in your community to change it. Apply for a job, make a difference!

Had an evil witch in my community like that. To be clear, my child is a grown man with two of his own so it wasn’t my child, it was neighbors daughter. She drew a lovely picture in front of my driveway in the street and evil witch lost her sh*t. Next day I bought her a bucket of chalk and spray on gorilla glue. I helped her draw a picture and sprayed over it. It was there for about a month. Evil witch knew better than to start with me.

I think the whole thing is odd. People are really quick to jump on the side of the person filming when they pull the race card, but there's been plenty of videos that start at the overescalated part that turned out to have more context behind them about what led up to that point, and it was actually the filmer at fault. To be clear, I'm not saying the gate attendant wasn't racist and profiling, I'm saying the only info we have is the filmer's pov with no actual evidence as to whether or not what she was saying was actually the whole truth. Airline workers (non TSA or security) are trained to handle situations like that one, in the calmest way possible to avoid causing more harm than good when someone's already yelling. As you pointed out, everyone else was already on the plane, which means whatever happened here had been going on for quite a while before the filming began 🤷🏻‍♀️ just something to keep in mind.

@@Amarianee No, nothing there stated that she was being racist but it was definitely a conclusion I COULD go to due to the situation being wrong.

@@Remyatta I could believe it was a definite possibility but there's nothing in the clip we see that actually confirms that, which is why I'm not comfortable taking either side. The gate attendant didn't do or say anything (that we could hear anyway) objectively racist. I've seen, in person, a very similar situation happen at a Greyhound station, and had the woman only filmed the most heightened portion, it would have _looked_ like the Greyhound lady was being racist (the woman was yelling, "it's because I'm black isn't it?!") When in reality, the employee had been telling her for 10min that she couldn't smoke in the outdoor waiting area and she wasn't allowed to wait in the corralled area without a ticket. By the time it was similar to this situation _she_ was yelling that she wasn't smoking when the worker said, "I told you, you can't smoke here," but she actually still had the cigarette lit and had been walking back and forth with it. The worker was at the point where she stopped responding to her, and her friend (also black) had also yelled at her, telling her she was gonna buy her own ticket, but he wasn't screaming at her the whole time. There were definitely points where, had she had a camera, she could have filmed the situation to make it look convincingly like a racist encounter with a Greyhound employee. There are videos online as well with Uber drivers in the exact same situations, and they lost their jobs only for the full footage to come out later showing the customer didn't tell the whole story and they were the assholes.

@@Amarianee Yes but the situations are different. I’m not saying that it was definitely racist but it did of course seem that way. Especially considering that the gate attendant hadn’t tried to do anything about the questions. It’s a conclusion I can’t blame anyone for going to because the flight attendant did a horrible job at handling it, same for the Higher up

@@Remyatta I agree, just wanted to give that specific example because, aside from the Greyhound lady not filming it, the interaction was very similar. I just don't like making snap decisions on partial videos these days. There's been too many cases with significantly more to them, but there's also racist assholes out there in every profession. So, could have been either 😕🤷🏻‍♀️

or they over booked that flight and there wasnt a seat for her...

Yeah, I was a little torn on that one. Only because their reaction, and getting up from their seats, when they clearly weren't actually on the sidewalk when he arrived, was totally unwarranted BUT we do have cycling laws in some states that say it's illegal to ride on the sidewalk as well. Depends on your state, county, and city regulations though. Either way, that's not the problem of some entitled assholes sitting in outdoor seating at a restaurant. If you're really _that_ pissed off about it, call the non-emergency line.

You’re not supposed to do it here either.

hell yeah and the way she walked away about to cry so damn satisfying 😂

I feel you, I'm ace and the amount of people who don't understand or think it's wrong baffles me. You are valid and wonderful, and good on you for standing up for yourself.

W commentator

Was this at an NHL game or somewhere else?

I appreciate you 😍❤️

@@snerixx aahhh omg i cant believe u replied tysm sam!! luv u and ur vids

What happened to The Runaway on Saturdays

@@snerixx what happened to The Runaway

@@snerixx Trust me schools do JackS*** when people come to them about issues... I should know: Back in my hellementary school days, there were a few teachers “2 in particular (A couple, there last name being Cole, which was very fitting for their hearts) and as for the other, even though he wasn’t nearly as bad, he was still able to make my list” (And 2 IAs, one in particular who was rarely around but was a much bigger bully) that were bullies along with 4 students in particular who were notably worse then the other bullies. I went through a lot, believe me. To top it all off there was this one time when I went to the principal's office to talk to the vice principal about the bullying from the teachers and other students and I was angry, sobbing and the works and I did not hold back on how I felt or on what I was saying, but little did I know that the system for the entire schools speakers was on, so everyone in the entire school heard everything... Now, some of the things that was done to a good friend of mine (Who has Cerebral Palsy), well, she had an instructional assistant (Same one I had) who at times put the lock of her locker on backwards as she was being timed, sometimes also having her wear an intentionally heavy nap sack when she was walking with her crutches when she already had a hard enough time with nothing extra weighing her down, on the odd occasion had her crutches put towards the classroom door so she had to use the desks to balance herself to get to them, one day she slipped and fell in the mud on her way to one of the portables and she was forced to enter the classroom… (As for me, I have roughly 30 regular sized pages with regular sized font single spaced “I think it was around 50 or so before it was edited for me” of a bunch of the BS that happened to me). Anyways, after the schools PA system incident, the bullying got even worse. It did not matter that mom and dad called and tried to help. No one was able to do anything at all for me, nothing (I was a caged animal with no escape/no way to get any kind of help. Even now, emotional abuse is not something that the cops will typically intervene in)... Then one day towards the end of the 7th grade I just snapped completely on one of the bullies, ripped his shirt, tackled him to the ground and would not stop going completely ballistic on him/just absolutely out of control... The lunchroom/recess supervisor who basically did pretty much nothing against emotional bullying ended up pulling us apart and if she hadn't have stepped in then I would not have stopped... The thing about these days is with the internet, social media/etc it just seems like there is a lot more evil stuff going on because it is a lot easier to uncover it, and kids/teens (As well as adults/seniors/etc) need to be encouraged to stand up to bullies (If they can), and to stand up against bullying when they see it happen and to secretly record if things get bad enough (Recording live stream if possible just incase they get caught.having those recording being recorded to some secret place on the web that the victim can have access to those files when and if they ever need them. Recordings that will never be seen/known by the bullies if they do happen to snatch the recorder, if this advanced type of option is even possible). As for the job end of things, with my second last boss he was a real master at manipulation (Could be one of the most vicious to one of the most loving people you have even met on the drop of a dime/flip of a switch) and knew how to pull peoples mental/emotional strings, and believe me when I say that I make a really good target especially during some days when I was the first/only one there where at times there were alcohol and beer bottles over the floor and during those time especially he had the kind of rage that literally shook my body and went right through to my very soul. I was mentally/emotionally trapped there for like 8 years and as such I have lots of stuff that I typed about that job/torments as well as a couple videos I made of shots that I took in secret), there was one time in particular where the boss (A strong guy) took a large post and just chucked it at me in a way so it barely missed me…

It really wasn't though. If you go to The tick tock user, you get to see the full story. It was Way beyond being overbooked. They weren't sending her to different places, they were keeping her in one area and simply not telling her why she couldn't get on the plane and acting like she was a threat. They even called the cops (who did nothing because she was doing nothing wrong) it was really fucked up to watch.

@@nevaehonrefni That’s disturbing to hear, honestly :( poor girl

I know they let me and my family stranded in Texas for c three days. And I was autistic and getting really homesick and flying was a really scary thing for me. I was 9 and my sister was three at the time. My dad was super angry as I was crying allot and was begging to go home, my dad was yelling and stuff and my mom knew he was getting into his protective mode.

So my old dog was adopted by my parents and she had some sort of trauma (we think she was used to rile up the fighting dogs in dog fights) leading to her being kind of aggressive with other dogs. Anyways there was a guy on our street who had a couple small dogs and he wouldnt keep them on leash, and they would always be running around while my dad was walking our dog. And he refused to put them on leash even when my dad told him our dog could be agressive. She never did anything to them but him not leashing up his dogs could’ve gotten his dogs hurt and our dog put down. Also he lived on the corner of a pretty busy street, like what if they got hit by a car? Because they could have. In conclusion put leashes on your dogs folks. By the way in certain places I think it’s completely fine to have your dog off leash, I take my current puppy off leash in the park all the time but we have a leash on hand that we’re ready to put on him if necessary.

@@aaamimah ok

Same! I’m in Florida. I have a dog. He goes outside with no leash often cuz there’s usually no one outside. However, when he wants to go for an actual walk and not just a quick pee in the bush, he’s leashed. Or if someone comes outside then he is also quickly picked up or leashed.

But here's the thing, sometimes you don't have time to leash your dog. If a large, aggressive dog is loose and you don't notice or is coming too fast for you to react, then that could be your pet's life. If your pet isn't in your fenced yard or in your home it's safest for your little dog to be leashed or carried. I watched a little dog in the park get torn to shreds by 2 aggressive Rottweilers who escaped their yard about 12 years ago, it was horrific. The owner could do absolutely nothing because the big dogs chased him then picked him up and it was too late. Animals behave unpredictability and they're WAY faster than us.

@@Platymapuss I’ve seen that happen. My family member was over with her dog. Little cutie. Two dogs got set loose in my neighborhood and attacked him. Luckily they were all fine but my dad had stuffed his hands between the two dogs and got bit to protect him

Yeah. I was going to say- maybe she’s coming off as a “Karen” but if someone is bringing a dozen kids that don’t live there and it’s impeding your enjoyment of the pool you pay rent to be able to use in peace - that Isn’t on her. I’d complain to the property manager though.

Didn't you know everything is racist?! Unless the person isn't white, then it's perfectly acceptable!

Ive always felt this way and yet never knew quite how to articulate it.

Call the police, it's for the best

In your situation, you are in the right since it's your property, and they are trespassing. From what we see in the video though, that looked to be a small parking lot, which means this most likely took place in an apartment complex While I do think it's unsafe for the mom to let her kids draw in the parking lot it's self, and she should have kept them on the sidewalk, it's still a space that they are allowed to be in. The mom and her kids have every right to be there, and I highly doubt there's anything in their lease that says "you can not draw on the sidewalks/pavement with chalk"

@Copper Rock :D

I'm obsessed with Karen vids

She is youre librarian

@@musicalvomit your

@@BellaBubbleGup I don’t care! LET ME LIVE MY LIFE

@@musicalvomit lol

or atleast is part foreigner, i find it hard to believe that there is a generational line of 'purebred' indigenous americans

I think I read that she had issued multiple complaints on that bus driver, but the school always found a way to let them slide (like oh there’s no evidence) bc she was like a favorite driver or been with them for years? So the mom was like fuck this I’m getting evidence. Again I could be wrong but I think that’s what I heard

@@Jinglesbellez that would totally change the story if that's the case

I mean, it's technically the same in the US, but it's usually never enforced

Fr

I agree, I could see both scenarios: one where the airline was being ridiculous and one where the lady missing her plane was being ridiculous. You really can't tell from the video.