This is the first time I have seen a fight that involved a person using a scooter.Pretty obvious they were fighting over an Obamaphone.
Posted on 06/09/2015 5:25:28 AM PDT by maggief
Shock video posted online shows two women engage in a brutal fight at an Indiana Walmart Thursday, but how one of the women’s sons reacted might be the most alarming.
It wasn’t clear what prompted the brawl, but video captured by an onlooker shows the two women fighting and wrestling each other to the ground at a Beech Grove store.
Shortly into the video, a boy emerges and his mother, who was atop the other woman, instructed him to punch her opponent in the face. The boy obliged and was seen throughout the two videos repeatedly striking the woman on the ground.
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I agree.
Around here they issue hang tags to the person, not the vehicle. Those tags can be loaned, used by realtives, friends, spouses, kids, etc. So that 15 percent blows up fast.
This is an entirely different subject.
Absolutely correct. Sadly, there is no more "community" that exerts influence on people, and these people need a lot of social pressure to conform, by the looks of it.
Shame works.
This is the first time I have seen a fight that involved a person using a scooter.
It seems like this specific woman is phony disabled. And it’s equally likely she has a handicapped parking placard and is on SSDI. The majority of people I see using scooters at my Walmart are obese. I have MS, a handicapped parking placard, and am on SSDI, but I use a cart much like I would a walker. I 100% agree that there are many people with “invisible” illnesses and injuries (like MS), and we get the side eye for parking in handicapped spots or using a scooter. It’s not fair to generalize, but in this case, a woman on a scooter who pops up and engages in a wrestling brawl like that — she doesn’t seem very disabled.
Not talking about you but about 90% of the people I see using those electric carts are extremely obese. While I agree that being morbidly obese is a disability, a lot of people consider it a self inflicted disability and don’t have a lot of sympathy for them. It doesn’t help that a lot of electric cart users are rude.
Is "lazy" now defined as a handicap?
LOL
Gives Women of WalMart a whole new meaning!
White trash...
I will not be surprised if CPS takes the little boy.
This is the first time I have seen a fight that involved a person using a scooter.Pretty obvious they were fighting over an Obamaphone.
When did the “floor” inside a building — become the “ground”?? I see it more and more.
Doesn’t a store like Walmart have security to stop brawls like this?
Well, her medulla oblongata still appears to be intact.
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