In Case You Missed It: Racist Postal Customer's Rampage

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When Going Postal Makes Sense: Racist Customer's Rampage


It's rare that you get your racism so fresh from the Farmer's Market nowadays. I appreciate raw, pure, and organic. So to this racist lady in New England, who so eloquently shows how racism is a mental disease (albeit one that can be cured if you work on it) you're the tops!

When her mail carrier refuses to take back a certified letter that she had signed for but no longer wants, she becomes enraged and goes on a racist rampage. Watch the video that the mail carrier secretly made with his cell phone below.




This is the best line of her nearly 5 minute harangue: "You killed Martin Luther King. All you n-ers turn on each other!" She then says she will "lock him up for life," (presumably for killing Dr. King). And then reveals: "I AM YOUR LEADER!" Wait. No way. When is the next-Who-Really-Accepts-Certified-Mail-If-You-Don't-Know-Who-It's-From-march she will be leading? I am so there.

She also mentions that he is a "F----g, n---er thief," BUT she is NOT prejudiced. Ok, was that a Jedi Mind Trick she was trying to pull? C'mon lady we have 4-D movies now, you gotta come better than that!

Sadly, this is what happens when racism goes untreated. Author and professor Dr. Joy DeGruy Leary, describes, what this does to both the victim and the victimizer over time in her must-read book, "Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome." She says: "America's and Americans' denial of their blatant racism and attending atrocities committed throughout the nation's history has become pathological. Such denial has allowed this illness to fester for almost 400 years. It is what keeps this country sick with this issue of race."

The most enduring problem as it relates to racism in America is denial. Some countries hold Truth and Reconciliation Committees where perpetrators must face their victims and acknowledge that whatever atrocity actually HAPPENED and they must talk about it in a public sphere - -whether or not they are sorry for doing it.This at least gives the victim recognition and validation for their pain and suffering, that they are not crazy for not being able to just "get over it and move on," and that there are lasting effects for people's actions.

The overwhelming number of comments on this Youtube clip from people who actually said that the postal worker provoked her by not leaving when she started to go crazy, or said that he should have forsaken his responsibilities as a postal officer and given her the mail back are examples of the kind of denial that allows racism to continue generationally.

What's particularly interesting is at 2:36 when she actually tries to turn it around to show that SHE is the victim here. She says: "I'm not hurting you, you're hurting me. I'm standing out in the cold, I'm wet with my socks on," after she has assaulted him, by slapping him, for being painfully polite and just doing his job.

That's right, she even goes as far as to slap him. Yes, I said she slapped him. For those that didn't hear: she SLAPPED him. Wow.

This story would be all s**ts and giggles, and 'hey look at the crazy lady' if it weren't for the fact that the postal worker was FIRED in this scenario. Yeah, I had to read that again myself.

Apparently, the laws in her state say that you cannot record someone surreptitiously. She meanwhile is a free as a bird, as no trial was set for her. And there's probably a s**tload of mail for her clogging up space at the local post office.

There is no happy ending in this anti-going postal scene.

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