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Anonymous wrote:What did the Somalis do before she screamed at them? I don't want to defend a racist though.

Pro Tip: There was nothing “the Somalis” could have said or done that would have justified her hurling the N word at them.

Hope that helps!

This.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That crowdfunding page is hosted on GiveSendGo, a website that says it aims to “share the Hope of Jesus through crowdfunding to everyone who comes to our platform.”

Shame on GiveSendGo for channeling fund to this nasty racist.

If I'm not mistaken, certain web services/financial services can sever the backbones of things like this.

This woman's actions certainly were not Christ-like. It would be advisable for GiveSendGo to cancel the fundraiser. Otherwise, give it the Christofascist white nationalist label it deserves.

The New York Times interviewed GiveSendGo and they defended their actions. And the NYT wrote that GiveSendGo also hosted a fundraiser for other people accused of harmful actions, including a woman who yelled racist epithets at an 8 yo black child. There's nothing 'Christ-like" about their actions at all.

In a statement, Alex Shipley, communications director for GiveSendGo, said that the company did not celebrate harmful speech but was providing a space for expression. “Our role is not to be a place of judgment, but to allow people to turn to their communities for support.”

Yup GiveSendGo is the place for fundraisers for people too reprehensible for GoFundMe. This s well established.

Never heard of it. But if they're willing to go on record with the NY Times that they are fine to host fundraisers for rotten human beings, I guess it is the choice platform of the KKK Krowd.

MAGA is gonna try and use Jesus to pray for this woman's blatant racism. This right here is true Christianity move, lmao..

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Funny how posts like this don't age well. The worker only called them that after the Somali husband called her a "whore" for showing "too much skin."

Source?

Also, didn't she call the woman's hijab the "devil's bandana?"

But how racist of you to try to turn it around. So on brand.

Here is another video taken from somebody nearby, not the Cinnabon woman, and not the Somalian customers.

I’m trying to understand what’s happening the Cinnabon woman claims that the Somalian woman painted her face and came back to harass her. Did I hear correctly that she painted her face black?

https://x.com/white_amercan/status/1998431984553545796?s=46&t=R3AX3c486LFdeZpFtkN_eA

It's hard to understand what is going on exactly, but Methany was clearly upset long enough for strangers to start filming as well. None of it justifies what Methany did, though. If she felt harassed, they have mall security to deal with that.

Trump and the MAGAs have given every racist, bigoted misogynistic human being permission to crawl out from under whatever slimey rock they live under. They'll go back once he's gone, which can't come soon enough.

Many of these losers declare themselves Christians. I seem to recall Jesus suggesting that everyone should love their neighbor

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Funny how posts like this don't age well. The worker only called them that after the Somali husband called her a "whore" for showing "too much skin."

Source?

Also, didn't she call the woman's hijab the "devil's bandana?"

But how racist of you to try to turn it around. So on brand.

Here is another video taken from somebody nearby, not the Cinnabon woman, and not the Somalian customers.

I’m trying to understand what’s happening the Cinnabon woman claims that the Somalian woman painted her face and came back to harass her. Did I hear correctly that she painted her face black?

https://x.com/white_amercan/status/1998431984553545796?s=46&t=R3AX3c486LFdeZpFtkN_eA

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That crowdfunding page is hosted on GiveSendGo, a website that says it aims to “share the Hope of Jesus through crowdfunding to everyone who comes to our platform.”

Shame on GiveSendGo for channeling fund to this nasty racist.

If I'm not mistaken, certain web services/financial services can sever the backbones of things like this.

This woman's actions certainly were not Christ-like. It would be advisable for GiveSendGo to cancel the fundraiser. Otherwise, give it the Christofascist white nationalist label it deserves.

The New York Times interviewed GiveSendGo and they defended their actions. And the NYT wrote that GiveSendGo also hosted a fundraiser for other people accused of harmful actions, including a woman who yelled racist epithets at an 8 yo black child. There's nothing 'Christ-like" about their actions at all.

In a statement, Alex Shipley, communications director for GiveSendGo, said that the company did not celebrate harmful speech but was providing a space for expression. “Our role is not to be a place of judgment, but to allow people to turn to their communities for support.”

The more it grinds on the more obvious it is that the entire MAGA movement and the various entities that support it and the followers are all just a minion of anti Christs sent to test the faithful and many who declare themselves faithful are failing, miserably.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, the Cinnabon ex employee has quite the criminal background.

https://nypost.com/2025/12/09/us-news/fired-cinnabon-worker-in-viral-hate-video-shamelessly-jokes-about-becoming-influencer/

MAGA Mom of the Year award. Call FIFA. I'm sure they'll give her an award.

Were people expecting that she was the Prom Queen Valedictorian of her local high school? This is completely not surprising.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That crowdfunding page is hosted on GiveSendGo, a website that says it aims to “share the Hope of Jesus through crowdfunding to everyone who comes to our platform.”

Shame on GiveSendGo for channeling fund to this nasty racist.

If I'm not mistaken, certain web services/financial services can sever the backbones of things like this.

This woman's actions certainly were not Christ-like. It would be advisable for GiveSendGo to cancel the fundraiser. Otherwise, give it the Christofascist white nationalist label it deserves.

The New York Times interviewed GiveSendGo and they defended their actions. And the NYT wrote that GiveSendGo also hosted a fundraiser for other people accused of harmful actions, including a woman who yelled racist epithets at an 8 yo black child. There's nothing 'Christ-like" about their actions at all.

In a statement, Alex Shipley, communications director for GiveSendGo, said that the company did not celebrate harmful speech but was providing a space for expression. “Our role is not to be a place of judgment, but to allow people to turn to their communities for support.”

Yup GiveSendGo is the place for fundraisers for people too reprehensible for GoFundMe. This s well established.

Anonymous wrote:Well, then, I'll wait for the full story to come out.

What would change the fact that she called herself racist?

Anonymous wrote:Well, the Cinnabon ex employee has quite the criminal background.

https://nypost.com/2025/12/09/us-news/fired-cinnabon-worker-in-viral-hate-video-shamelessly-jokes-about-becoming-influencer/

MAGA Mom of the Year award. Call FIFA. I'm sure they'll give her an award.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That crowdfunding page is hosted on GiveSendGo, a website that says it aims to “share the Hope of Jesus through crowdfunding to everyone who comes to our platform.”

Shame on GiveSendGo for channeling fund to this nasty racist.

If I'm not mistaken, certain web services/financial services can sever the backbones of things like this.

This woman's actions certainly were not Christ-like. It would be advisable for GiveSendGo to cancel the fundraiser. Otherwise, give it the Christofascist white nationalist label it deserves.

The New York Times interviewed GiveSendGo and they defended their actions. And the NYT wrote that GiveSendGo also hosted a fundraiser for other people accused of harmful actions, including a woman who yelled racist epithets at an 8 yo black child. There's nothing 'Christ-like" about their actions at all.

In a statement, Alex Shipley, communications director for GiveSendGo, said that the company did not celebrate harmful speech but was providing a space for expression. “Our role is not to be a place of judgment, but to allow people to turn to their communities for support.”

Anonymous wrote:I went back and looked at the video on Reddit. She's a very young looking 43-year old.

But I still want to see the full video. Did someone say it's available somewhere?

It's not that it isn't available. It doesn't seem to exist. The customers say that they asked for extra caramel, and she made an offensive remark about the hijab (Devil's bandanna, Demonic bandanna something like that). They also say that they turned on their camera in response to her offensive remark. So, there isn't video of what was said at the beginning of the incident. It doesn't exist. The video starts after whoever "started it" "started it".

However, I'm really curious what you imagine could have been said that would have justified screaming the N-word in a public place. Even assuming they said something terrible, how does that justify other POC in the area hearing that word screamed?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That crowdfunding page is hosted on GiveSendGo, a website that says it aims to “share the Hope of Jesus through crowdfunding to everyone who comes to our platform.”

Shame on GiveSendGo for channeling fund to this nasty racist.

If I'm not mistaken, certain web services/financial services can sever the backbones of things like this.

This woman's actions certainly were not Christ-like. It would be advisable for GiveSendGo to cancel the fundraiser. Otherwise, give it the Christofascist white nationalist label it deserves.

This is MAGA National Christianity. It's totally on brand for them.

About as far from real, authentic Christianity as you can get.

Anonymous wrote:That crowdfunding page is hosted on GiveSendGo, a website that says it aims to “share the Hope of Jesus through crowdfunding to everyone who comes to our platform.”

Shame on GiveSendGo for channeling fund to this nasty racist.

If I'm not mistaken, certain web services/financial services can sever the backbones of things like this.

This woman's actions certainly were not Christ-like. It would be advisable for GiveSendGo to cancel the fundraiser. Otherwise, give it the Christofascist white nationalist label it deserves.