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Whoever the lady was that spoke to them should have her head examined! She obviously has no common sense. She needs to learn some quick! Just because you want to say something doesn't make you right....it CAN however make you dead right. These types grew up on the streets and aren't afraid of you. Foul language can be ignored easily. She could have switched trains too. Come on! I guess because I grew up in the city things like this don't surprise me or bother me. I'll live to see another day will you?

Okay, this is the problem right here, when did it become acceptable and the norm not to have to tolerate this form of behavior. These children were dead wrong and she nor anyone else on this train should have had to endure such language. When did we as people become so scared of the young children today, hell, this is one of the reason they are like they are and color does not have anything to do with it cause I am certain she would have done the same had the children been white or at least I hope so. Regardless, my point is that someone needs to correct these children as they will continue to act this way as they know that adults are scared to say anything, well I applaud this lady and have done this myself. Yes, I got cursed out, called names and more but I will still tell them they are wrong and headed for the penitentiary with this type of behavior and maybe one day some of the ones I corrected will find the correct way to act in public.

grandmaM;

good for you as I am proud that you spoke up although you were called names still, we as real people with morals and values should not have to accept this type of behavior as normal! If no one else tells you I AM PROUD as it is a shame that people have to endure the stupidity of others!

It's not that complicating....There are some types not worth the time or trouble. These guys were that type. She wasn't talking to a group of kids in her neighborhood....they were on a subway station in DC where a woman shouldn't be alone. Are you saying you would have confronted them??!! I hope not....

Thanks, LilBits. I would do it again, but I still worry that I might have ended up a dead "hero". It was just too nasty to have to listen to it, and I think they were doing it on purpose to irritate all of us riding the bus that day.

I always told my kids to stand up for themselves if bullied (and not to be bullies) and I took my own advice. I believe that is what "snitchonmurder" felt, too. She's brave.

Are either one of us smart? If we don't stand up, who will? Then the thugs take over.

No Room for White in the Aisle

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Think I'm kidding.... this just happened today... the only White guy in a sea of blacks... and he gets sucker punched and knocked out.

it should a safe place CC but the mark of political correctness has become more of an influence than most are willing to acknowledge ...there's been a great loss of family values ...with no real help to rely on from the community you can't put enough cops out there to make the streets safe ...the first line of defense, home life, is lost on irresponsibility, remarkably poor values and diminished control ...without community support and contributions no effective crime policy can expect to succeed...it seems the “system” has produced no real benefits in tryin’ to provide support to those considered strugglin’ to achieve a greater level of self reliance in managing life …in fact it seems it’s harbored, encouraged and enabled them to multiply and strengthen their low life values more than anything else ...theses days there's a casual nature toward things that used to be considered valued qualities in personal behavior …to some their existence thrives on the torment and hurt they can cause others …they don’t rely on knowing you to prompt a misdeed, in fact it‘s novel it seems to pick a stranger(s)…those people bother me the most ...exactly what we may be gettin' closer to I don't know but it doesn't have a healthy look about it and I often feel a bit anxious about my children's families...

when it was evident 35 years ago Rockville wasn't what it was till the mid 60's I dumped and moved well beyond what I hoped would be changes development brings with it ...it's worked but I'm saddened to look back on some of my younger days and recall that Washington may as well have been 2000 miles away, it didn't affect Rockville ...that much change in 50 years is most significant gauge of how that much change impacts the quality of personal values and standard of community life...

Hi snitchonmurder,
Public transportation is much like the old days of Pony Express--wild and uncensored! Anything can happen during your drive, on a bus or metro rail car.
Riding public transportation for four years, I've seen remarkably crazy behavior, and heard lots of foul language. Yet, public transportation is relatively safe.
One of my main complaints in using it is LACK OF MANNERS by both young and older riders on metro rail and buses. It runs the gamut of people talking too loudly, disrupting the peace, or foul, vitrolic demon speech which curls your toes. Metro needs to add NO FOUL LANGUAGE to its inscribed plates located in each rail car, and begin to ENFORCE rules!
In addition, kids old enough to know better play fight on cars, people eat aboard rail cars and dump their trash, riders sit atop the seats instead of IN them. Then, there's the high-spirited youngsters who take pictures of each other while they hang upside-down on a metro car ceiling bar...
OK, we can't blame metro for riders' lack of character training; that's a parent's job. But we can expect a safe, sane ride to our metro stop--without listening to an endless litany of foul language. Or, feeling threatened by cursing people after speaking up. Let's NOT fear our young! When that happens, we've lost the battle. However, if your compelled to speak up, assess the situation.
As many here have stated, there's always the possibility for more than verbal violence to erupt. Look for signs of danger, first. Such as gang bandanas, similiar clothing of people in gr

Hello Roneill,

Good comments, I agree!.



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