What Would You Do with this Idiot?

I wondered what had happened to gravy. :bunny3:

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Originally Posted by Ronin

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Originally Posted by Morden

Illegal, as was his verbal attack on the japanese lady.

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I wonder if the lady he abused was actually Japanese as git like him most likely wouldn't be able to tell the difference even when sober.

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Nothing like a good laugh to start the morning.. Thanks:rofl:

Freedom of speech. He said what he said....

The train was heading to North West London , there is a lot of both big time and small time gang activity there . Small time gang violence , stabbings and shootings are quite common , for as little as entering another gangs territory .
The guy who remonstrated with him was Black and he didnt seem to fear the drunk guy at all , when the drunk guy stated that he could knock him out with one punch, his reply was "Oh really" in the *we will see* sense .
Even when the drunk guy pulled something out his pocket , which could have been a weapon , the Black guy seemed unconcerned .
I reckon that the Black guy was armed and the drunk guy could quite easily have found himself getting stabbed or even shot

the guy making the video was so scared he did not dare move the camera in order to show the object of the drunks wrath, in case the drunk might spot it .

Abe's mate i think:)

Soon to be TEFLer living in Pattaya.

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What Would You Do with this Idiot?

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Idiot. Drunk. Threatening. Rude.

The title of the youtube is incorrect.

We don't know anything about whether he is, or his comments were, racist.

It was nationality bashing (the Japanese and the Germans).

Likely a tosser who's lying about serving, and regardless, and arrogant twat.

Just ignore it.

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Originally Posted by Fluke

The train was heading to North West London , there is a lot of both big time and small time gang activity there . Small time gang violence , stabbings and shootings are quite common , for as little as entering another gangs territory .
The guy who remonstrated with him was Black and he didnt seem to fear the drunk guy at all , when the drunk guy stated that he could knock him out with one punch, his reply was "Oh really" in the *we will see* sense .
Even when the drunk guy pulled something out his pocket , which could have been a weapon , the Black guy seemed unconcerned .
I reckon that the Black guy was armed and the drunk guy could quite easily have found himself getting stabbed or even shot

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The guy holding the camera was black?

How do you know? The drunk guy referred to him as that? I missed it.

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Originally Posted by barbaro

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Originally Posted by Fluke

The train was heading to North West London , there is a lot of both big time and small time gang activity there . Small time gang violence , stabbings and shootings are quite common , for as little as entering another gangs territory .
The guy who remonstrated with him was Black and he didnt seem to fear the drunk guy at all , when the drunk guy stated that he could knock him out with one punch, his reply was "Oh really" in the *we will see* sense .
Even when the drunk guy pulled something out his pocket , which could have been a weapon , the Black guy seemed unconcerned .
I reckon that the Black guy was armed and the drunk guy could quite easily have found himself getting stabbed or even shot

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The guy holding the camera was black?

How do you know? The drunk guy referred to him as that? I missed it.

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He has got a Caribbean accent .

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Originally Posted by Fluke

He has got a Caribbean accent .

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so he must be black ?
there are loads of Indians living there too, or maybe he looked like this

https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2013/10/4441.jpg

If you asked me I think the drunk was a nice guy - he engaged the Japanese in friendly banter , even saying sayonara as they bid farewell.

To the idiot filming , he was kind enough to offer refreshments in the form of a nip of hard liquor .
An all round nice guy .

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Originally Posted by blue

If you asked me I think the drunk was a nice guy - he engaged the Japanese in friendly banter , even saying sayonara as they bid farewell.

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Though the "Sayonara" was preceded by "You are evil, you are nasty, get the fuck out my country and get the fuck off my train"..........do you consider that to be "friendly banter" ?

The Japanese killed his uncle at the River Kwai, now an atrocity like that would be handed down a few generations,that is how it works with the English.

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Originally Posted by barbaro

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What Would You Do with this Idiot?

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Idiot. Drunk. Threatening. Rude.

The title of the youtube is incorrect.

We don't know anything about whether he is, or his comments were, racist.

It was nationality bashing (the Japanese and the Germans).

Likely a tosser who's lying about serving, and regardless, and arrogant twat.

Just ignore it.

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WTF? Of all the moronic things you say .... that's up there as possibly the most stupid. Ever.

I like the Japanese in London , seem good people these days at least ,
and one of the few nice immigrants groups there.
Guess the drunk man just had had enough of immigrants full stop; the danger of opening the floodgates .


The last Brit on the river Kwai died just this year age 99.
The last Brit on the River Kwai: Reg Twigg, one of the few remaining survivors of the Death Railway, died last week - but the story he left behind will stay with you forever | Mail Online

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https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2013/05/1050.jpg

More than 16,000 prisoners of war and an estimated 90,000 Asian labourers died during the construction of the jingle railroad from Bankok to Burma

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Also would it be possible for the drunk guy to have a cousin killed 70 years ago?[/QUOTE]
was thinking the same thing..what a fvcking class numpty.

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Originally Posted by wasabi

The Japanese killed his uncle at the River Kwai, now an atrocity like that would be handed down a few generations,that is how it works with the English.

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Did you believe that rubbish? Even his drink ravaged face looks too young for him to have known his uncle. And cousins? Tripe. He's been watching the History Channel and merely spewed an invented story from that.

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Originally Posted by Fluke

The train was heading to North West London , there is a lot of both big time and small time gang activity there . Small time gang violence , stabbings and shootings are quite common , for as little as entering another gangs territory .
The guy who remonstrated with him was Black and he didnt seem to fear the drunk guy at all , when the drunk guy stated that he could knock him out with one punch, his reply was "Oh really" in the *we will see* sense .
Even when the drunk guy pulled something out his pocket , which could have been a weapon , the Black guy seemed unconcerned .
I reckon that the Black guy was armed and the drunk guy could quite easily have found himself getting stabbed or even shot

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He's Caucasian, at 2:06 and around 2:10 he puts his hand up in front of the camera gesturing to the drunk and he also has his hand in a brace of some sort for his wrist but his hand shows and he's Caucasian and I say good for him and I don't think anyone should ever ignore such kuntness and should always do as that passenger did, it's the human thing to do.. I feel really bad for the lady..

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Originally Posted by Morden

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Originally Posted by wasabi

The Japanese killed his uncle at the River Kwai, now an atrocity like that would be handed down a few generations,that is how it works with the English.

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Did you believe that rubbish? Even his drink ravaged face looks too young for him to have known his uncle. And cousins? Tripe. He's been watching the History Channel and merely spewed an invented story from that.

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Just a note to ponder upon re the above;

I am 43, reasonably ravaged but not all from drink, but i did lose an uncle at the river kwai campaign and also had two surviving uncles in some capacity in the battle of britain.

does not exonerate that turds bullshit or prejudices but the time frames for "uncles" is possible.

Edit: i missed the "known" part above. Makes a difference to the post!!

Stoopid racist prick.

Pity the Jap wasn't a Chink - then she could have kung fu'd the bastard. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by wasabi

The Japanese killed his uncle at the River Kwai, now an atrocity like that would be handed down a few generations,that is how it works with the English.

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Yes good point.......every person in the World doesnt hold grudges against people who have previously been unpleasant to them, except for the English people and every English person holds a grudge against any person that have been unpleasant to their family for eternity .
Every other person in the World just forgets, forgives and moves on , but the fukkin English hold grudges for ever and ever...................

Just a grump. People like him are most likely just upset at the changes in demographics, the new multicultural England, England's pride based on its history being devalued over time, and the general struggle these days. Doubt he has ever left England.

That was embarrassing to watch.
Full of bullshit, once he was challenged his boasting increased along with lies and need for more drink.
Another bullying coward we would all be better off without.

would of been better the guy who was filming stood up and nutted him

I dont think that drunk guy should be thrown off a cliff, sent to jail or headbutted , or come to any physical harm what so ever .
What action should be taken ?
Someone should phone one of his friends and ask them to come and pick him up and take him home to sleep it off........and it should all then be forgotten about .
If he keeps behaving like this , then he should be banned from traveling on public transport .

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Originally Posted by withnallstoke

Stoopid racist prick.

Pity the Jap wasn't a Chink - then she could have kung fu'd the bastard. :rolleyes:

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The jap coulda hai karate'd him