'F*** off back to your own country' (Video)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9-vFphbwb4

A commuter told an Asian man to f*** off back to your own country as she launched a racist rant on a Tube train, a court has heard.

Accountant Claire Moloney was filmed screaming at the unidentified man in a foul-mouthed video clip which was later uploaded to YouTube.

Two and half years later, she was arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated assault, with prosecutors claiming that she had caused distress to the man and to onlookers.

But she denies she was racist, saying she was upset at being told she had 'blood on my hands' and being criticised because she had been drinking alcohol.

The 40-year-old's rant was shown to jurors at Snaresbrook Crown Court, where she is on trial for racially aggravated harassment, causing alarm or distress.

The video opens in the middle of an argument, with Moloney telling an Asian-looking man: I f****** respect people in their countries, f*** you c***.

She stood up in her seat, saying: You come in this country, you wanna have f*****g everything on a plate. F*** off back to your own country if your country is so good.

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I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.  

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.  

FuggaJ

why wouldn't they?

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.  

FuggaJ

[QUOTE="FuggaJ"]

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.  

lostrib

why wouldn't they?

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.  

FuggaJ

Just a couple of days ago I heard on the radio that three people (not sure from where)  want the oath of Canada changed because they don't want to swear allegiance to the Queen.  

Ya know what, they can **** off back to their country if that's their attitude.  

[QUOTE="lostrib"]

[QUOTE="FuggaJ"]

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.  

FuggaJ

why wouldn't they?

It definitely seems like there are those that do think that.  That somehow the US is the only problematic country in the world

[QUOTE="FuggaJ"]

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.  

Mikey132

Just a couple of days ago I heard on the radio that three people (not sure from where)  want the oath of Canada changed because they don't want to swear allegiance to the Queen.  

Ya know what, they can **** off back to their country if that's their attitude.  

They still have to swear an oath to the Queen? that sucks

What a horrible person....

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[QUOTE="FuggaJ"]

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.  

lostrib

Just a couple of days ago I heard on the radio that three people (not sure from where)  want the oath of Canada changed because they don't want to swear allegiance to the Queen.  

Ya know what, they can **** off back to their country if that's their attitude.  

They still have to swear an oath to the Queen? that sucks

I guess so.  It's no big deal though.  Say one line and you get to live in a better country than your own, you'll also never see the queen.  Nor fight for her, you'd fight for Canada.  If England had so much control over Canada we would have been in Iraq.  

These three people should be put on a boat and sent back for even thinking they could come here and try to change things when they aren't even a citizen yet!  Just my opinion.

If it's censored there's nothing worth watching or listening to.

Shit video.

lol.. the whole video is nothing but bleeps..comp_atkins

Ba dum tss

If this happened in Japan and the roles were reversed, nobody would give a shit.percech

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.

FuggaJ

You have never been in europe,obviously.

[QUOTE="FuggaJ"]

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.

Praisedasun

You have never been in europe,obviously.

[QUOTE="Praisedasun"]

[QUOTE="FuggaJ"]

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.

GazaAli

You have never been in europe,obviously.

[QUOTE="Praisedasun"]

[QUOTE="FuggaJ"]

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.

GazaAli

You have never been in europe,obviously.

Yeap.Especially eastern Europe.

Probably because of the countless immigrants.

In my country,the neonazi party was at 13%,until a few days ago.

I can relate to this story. I'm an Asian who live in America and was told to "f*ck off to your country" 2 times, by a black guy and a white old man. Zensword

[QUOTE="Zensword"]I can relate to this story. I'm an Asian who live in America and was told to "f*ck off to your country" 2 times, by a black guy and a white old man. GazaAli

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[QUOTE="FuggaJ"]

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.

GazaAli

You have never been in europe,obviously.

Yeah. just look up the racism in soccer and the awful things said and done to black soccer players.  Or france (and i think the UK) there is a lot of anti-arab/anti-muslim sentiment

[QUOTE="Praisedasun"]

[QUOTE="FuggaJ"]

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.

GazaAli

You have never been in europe,obviously.

It definitely seems like there are those that do think that.  That somehow the US is the only problematic country in the world

lostrib

It's the only country where this meaningless shit is considered hot to talk about.

[QUOTE="lostrib"]

It definitely seems like there are those that do think that.  That somehow the US is the only problematic country in the world

N30F3N1X

It's the only country where this meaningless shit is considered hot to talk about.

[QUOTE="Praisedasun"]

[QUOTE="FuggaJ"]

I didn't think people acted like that outside of the US. I'm so disillusioned.

GazaAli

You have never been in europe,obviously.

Depends where you are. I've lived in Ireland and the UK and I've only experienced a handful of racist incidents in my life.

[QUOTE="lostrib"]

It definitely seems like there are those that do think that.  That somehow the US is the only problematic country in the world

N30F3N1X

It's the only country where this meaningless shit is considered hot to talk about.

Pretty sure that's not true

what was that all abt?

If this happened in Japan and the roles were reversed, nobody would give a shit.percech

Why hate on asians.