I guess it could be a midget, it could just the poofy coat?

imo it looks like 3 ppl in on a prank.

to film and then throw up on social media

It was probably just nearby people fired up that it looks like he threw a kid out of a bus. A lot of people will leap to defend in that situation.

yes that is why the rest of the ppl were that way.

The woman is shouting about a kid, I'm not sure she said it is hers.

Did you see he throws a girls castle toy out first?

pretty sure she said hey thats my kid.

yea

lemme rewatch it to hear her again

yea she says "thats my fucking kid"

and the bus driver before he gets him off the bus yells "get off the bus youre not a kid"

In my opinion its a bit muddled and it could be thats my kid or thats a kid

what does that prove?

that its not a prank?

I'm just pointing it out.

Plus if it was her kid she'd be closer to the door protesting faster.

she was

she was the first up

pushing through the croud

the mob mentality around anything related to kids i find dangerous.

like y'all will kill someone for being innocent one of these days

legit lynching

hell even just not jumping on the kill bandwagon gets you labeled as an accomplice.

its fucking disturbing bro

with that i am speaking a bit more generally, and not just this case we are discussing

Agreed.

You were talking about how a screaming woman can get a fight started every time earlier right?

naw it was someone else, but thats also true.

get a swarm of white knights to kill an innocent dude

you're the guy who once cut out someone's kidney right?

yes

I mean women will pick fights and expect you to step in.

exactly. and now women will swing at you too

its never a good look too when you crack her back

Haha. A LOT of lynchings begin with a woman's accusation of misdeads. Just pointing that out.

oh hell yea

going out to clubs, you see it so often

in brazil, they have a huge problem with lynching. it always starts with a false accusation and an ensuing mob mentality.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/dec/06/brazil-lynch-mobs-vigilante-justice-fortaleza

https://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2015/10/07/rios-acceptance-of-vigilante-violence-makes-no-sense/