And this person just heard me speak Spanish and she said great, you're Mexican, right? >> Speaker 1: Repeat what you just said, you have a problem when people speak Spanish in your country, right? >> Speaker 3: Yeah, because- >> Speaker 1: [CROSSTALK] Repeat what you just said. >> Does it matter? >> What did you just say to me? >> Speaker 3: You don't speak Spanish in America- >> Speaker 1: [CROSSTALK] What did you just say to me? What did you say to me? >> Speaker 1: [CROSSTALK] Country. [00:00:15] >> Speak clearly what you said to me, let me know what you said, you're a racist. >> No [INAUDIBLE]. >> I'm speaking to children, I have a child and I speak Spanish to my child, and you have a problem with that? >> Speaker 3: I told you- >> You have a problem with that, right? >> Speaker 3: [CROSSTALK] What I've just said. [00:00:30] >> Speaker 1: You have a problem with it? I can speak Spanish to whoever I want to, we're free to speak Spanish wherever the heck we want. >> Yep- >> [CROSSTALK] You are no one to tell me that this is your country, you're no one to tell me to speak what language because I know what I wanna speak, and it's not my fault that you're not bilingual and [00:00:45] obviously you don't know Spanish- >> [CROSSTALK] Because I'm an American and I'm white and- >> Is that a problem to you what I speak in, is that a problem to you? It's a problem to you both that I speak Spanish, that's a problem to you, right? >> Speaker 3: [CROSSTALK] It's offensive that you use that bathroom when she's in a wheelchair. >> No, your comment was racist and it had nothing to do with using the restroom. [00:01:04] >> I don't care, I hate Mexicans it's true, there it is. >> Awesome, [NOISE] You're telling the wrong person that, you are really telling the wrong person that. Regardless of me having a child or not, I'm at least showing my [00:01:20] son boundaries that he could speak whatever language he wants also, so don't think that because I have a child, I'm not gonna stand up for him or me. >> Yeah- >> [CROSSTALK] Being handicapped has nothing to do with being racist [NOISE]. >> Thank you. [00:01:36] >> Yeah, both of these people have a problem with me speaking Spanish to my son. >> Get the [INAUDIBLE] Out of here. >> You have a problem, you have a problem with it, right? You have a problem with it? [CROSSTALK] Yeah, you're telling that to a person with a whole bunch of mexican children you have no problem with that, right? [00:01:56] >> Speaker 2: Ethnicity runs deep in this bigotry, put up the picture full mass. You have to imagine an individual who is so bigoted or individuals who are so bigoted that hearing someone [00:02:14] speak to their child in a foreign language, Sparks outrage and disdain from the person listening, that is extreme and chaotic dysfunction inside. [00:02:32] To Nasasira Sayura Karen, you need help, and the reality of it is that this seems to be multi-generational between you and whoever that may be with you. [00:02:47] At the end of it, it was discovered what we already knew, this came from a place of hate, not a place of patriotism or American pride. And by the way, America has no official language, [00:03:05] you may wanna look it up, understand the context of this country, all right Sharon, hell of a thing thoughts here. >> Speaker 3: Yeah, and you can't tell these two damn partial furries anything, okay? And I'm not fitting to argue them in the bathroom, [00:03:21] they got exactly what they deserved, okay? I don't know why you're so involved in a mother's conversation with her child, no matter what language it is, get lost furries. >> Speaker 2: Yeah, so insane.