‘I Don’t Care if a Bunch of White Kids Got Killed’ — Find Out Who Said This About Sandy Hook

The Blaze ^ | 12/17/12 | Jason Howerton

[Nachum]

The owner of Thai Noodle House in Austin, Texas has been bombarded with criticism after he posted a racially-charged and offensive Facebook status regarding the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. On Friday, a gunman opened fire at the school, killing 20 innocent children and six adults before he took his own life.

“I don’t care if a bunch of white kids got killed,” the restaurant’s owner Eddie Nimibutr wrote on his Facebook page shortly after the shooting occurred. “F**k Post-Racial bullsh*t. When kids from minority groups get shot, nobody cares. When Israel launched missiles at the school on Gaza, everybody was too busy jerking off. Why should i care about people who dont give a damn about me?”

[Nachum]

... and I say to myself "What a wonderful world".... Oh yeahhhh...

[Flightdeck]

Wow, I’ve eaten there several times. Well, never again.

[cripplecreek]

Why should i care about people who dont give a damn about me?”

They care now Eddie.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Me thinks we’ve got too many foreign noodles living in our country. I know the sorry old line about “We’re a nation of immigrants.” The problem is, the scum oozing into our country these days are not “immigrants” and sure as hell aren’t interested in becoming U.S. citizens. They’re just here for the bucks.

[Salamander]

Has Jamie Foxx weighed in, yet?

“Actor Jamie Foxx has caused a little bit of a stir, according to Big Hollywood, when he suggested, during a monologue on Saturday Night Live, how great it was to “kill all the white people” in his latest movie, “Django Unchained.”

[Mr. Jeeves]

Why should i care about people who dont give a damn about me?”

Funny - that's exactly what we think about funding welfare, now that Obama is President.

[Nachum]

Wow, I’ve eaten there several times. Well, never again.

Really? My work here is done :)

[LeonardFMason]

Is this guy looking for a spot in MSNBC’s lineup? I think a lot of them secretly share this sentiment.

[Forward the Light Brigade]

Sick comment—proves how far some are racist in Obama’s America-— This place and person MUST be boycotted, picketted, banned, insulted, shunned like the twisted bigot he is.

[RugerMini14]

Being Austin, I suspect that this will drive up his business.

[Brucifer]

I think Sam needs to get his Ladyboy ass back to a Bangkok whore house where he came from.

[Flightdeck]

Yep, it’s right off campus where I moonlight as engineering faculty. And I will spread the word...

[ClearCase_guy]

America was never a paradise for all people -- but when I was younger it really did seem to be coming together. I remember a time when racial animosity was ... I won't say eliminated ... but it went far underground. You didn't call people names. You didn't make jokes. You didn't say "I hate those people" -- because if you did, everybody (that's: everybody) would tell you to get stuffed.

Somehow, since about 2009 or so, this country seems to have really descended into a maelstrom of racial hatred. It's open season on everybody, and no one is holding back or making apologies.

I wonder what changed?

[deweyfrank]

Obviously, he doesn’t want any whites spending money at his establishment. That’s his prerogative. His noodle house is probably in a racist neighborhood anyway.

[oyez]

When kids from minority groups get shot, nobody cares.

He can thank the MSM for that.

[Eagles6]

Actor will smith said something in a similar vein when sled about the 9/11 attacks.

[skeeter]

Those of you who've actually eaten at this gentleman's establishment may feel a sudden urge to write a review.

[al_c]

Good luck staying in business, Eddie Numbutt.

[Revolting cat!]

Slow news day?

[stevio]

I agree. We have ceased being a country because of our lax immigration laws. Ted Kennedy bragged about this before his death.