Video: Woman In Vicious Fight In Walmart Aisle Tells 6-Year-Old Son To Join In

Posted by | June 10, 2015 07:00 | Filed under: News Behaving Badly


A woman in a motorized cart got into an ugly confrontation with another Walmart shopper in Indiana.

One of the women can be heard at the beginning of the video complaining about a “nasty look” from the other woman. “You must hate your life,” she responds.

One of the two women arguing is seen operating a motorized shopping cart as she curses at the other unidentified female shopper.

“Don’t think I can’t get up and whoop your a**,” the woman in the motorized shopping cart responds. “Get up out that chair then,” the other woman challenges.

“B**** you don’t even look like you need to be in a wheelchair, get you’re a** up and do something,” says one woman. “Get up, get up.”

“Yeah, get up,” the young boy is heard yelling.

The woman operating the wheelchair repeatedly asks “you want it” as she drives the motorized shopping cart toward the woman in a black “You Only Live Once” t-shirt. She then springs to her feet and begins kicking and punching the second woman in the “YOLO” shirt as her son takes swipes at her on the ground.

After the 6-year-old is seen throwing a shampoo bottle at the second woman, his mother screams, “Johnny, punch her in the face! Johnny, punch her in her f***ing face!”

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47 responses to Video: Woman In Vicious Fight In Walmart Aisle Tells 6-Year-Old Son To Join In

  1. Larry Schmitt June 10th, 2015 at 07:07

    Quick, sign them up for the next hit TLC series.

    • jasperjava June 10th, 2015 at 11:30

      TLC now stands for “The Loser Channel”.

  2. allison1050 June 10th, 2015 at 07:24

    Just awful.

    • rg9rts June 10th, 2015 at 10:39

      Time for Susan McFly comment

      • allison1050 June 10th, 2015 at 10:47

        Got that right! ;o)

        • rg9rts June 10th, 2015 at 10:52

          My kind of gal…no prisoners…

  3. MarcoZandrini June 10th, 2015 at 08:58

    Why was she in the motorized shopping cart? Loser!

  4. William June 10th, 2015 at 09:02

    Too funny.

    • whatthe46 June 10th, 2015 at 09:50

      lol

    • CandideThirtythree June 11th, 2015 at 01:49

      hahaha I know right? I thought that was hilarious!

      I said that was reason #1312 that I do not shop at WM.

      I do occasionally visit that ‘People of Wal-Mart’ website though, that is some funny stuff right there.

      • William June 11th, 2015 at 12:49

        I’m guilty as well. Now and then the wife and I will crack open a bottle of Merlot, fire up the people of Wal-Mart website and make an evening of it.

        • CandideThirtythree June 11th, 2015 at 13:25

          hahaha sounds like a plan for this rainy evening.

  5. Khary A June 10th, 2015 at 09:36

    M is for the motor cart she uses
    O is for OH Sh*t ma is a scrapper
    T is for the Trouble that she’s causing
    H is for Hollering I hear
    E is for MA! everyone is looking
    R is for reinforcements is what you call me

    • jasperjava June 10th, 2015 at 11:29

      You should write for Hallmark.

  6. MaryJane Mccarthy James June 10th, 2015 at 09:44

    This is child abuse of the worst kind. She needs to lose her son.

  7. klem June 10th, 2015 at 09:52

    That was awesome!

    But I don’t get why it was posted on liberaland, I don’t see the ‘anti-conservative’ angle here.

    Do liberals think that these women are conservatives due to their behavior or clothing, or perhaps because they might be on social assistance, or is it just because this occurred at a WalMart?

    I don’t get the arrogant elitist liberal angle.

    Help me out here, why is this posted on liberaland?

    • rg9rts June 10th, 2015 at 10:38

      Because we observe everything…unlike douchebaggers that selective view the news..

    • mea_mark June 10th, 2015 at 10:50

      It’s time for you to find another place to troll.

    • arc99 June 10th, 2015 at 11:09

      It was posted as bait for right wing trolls.

      Here at Liberalland, the consensus is that most right wingers are ignorant, poorly informed purveyors of absolute bullsh*t. But since we are in fact liberals, we need to back up our opinion with factual examples, instead of following the right wing example of relying on myths and urban legends to form our opinions.

      you have provided an excellent example of ignorant poorly informed bullsh*t to substantiate our low opinion of right wingers.

      thank you…

      • allison1050 June 10th, 2015 at 11:50

        You go 1st arc99where’s Your example?

    • allison1050 June 10th, 2015 at 11:50

      Where is your example?

      • mea_mark June 10th, 2015 at 13:42

        He’s banned, don’t expect a response.

        • Robert M. Snyder June 10th, 2015 at 20:45

          You banned him for using the words “arrogant liberal elitists”? Doesn’t that kind of prove his point?

          • CandideThirtythree June 11th, 2015 at 01:42

            If you hate liberals then why do you intentionally go to liberal sites to comment? Isn’t that the very definition of a troll?

            It is sort of like not feeling safe in your own home. I don’t leave comments on right wing sites. I do read some of the articles when a link is posted but that is their spot to congregate and hang out with their friends, it would be rude for me to intrude.

            • Robert M. Snyder June 11th, 2015 at 11:42

              Candide,

              I do not hate anyone. Over the years I have had quite a number of liberal friends, coworkers, and neighbors, and we got along just fine. Feel free to read my previous comments on Disqus, which I have not restricted. I think you will find that my comments are directed at people’s arguments, and not at the people themselves.

              I do not call people names and I very rarely question their motives.
              I think that arrogance and elitism are very common today. I can’t think of anyone more arrogant than Alan’s old pal Sean Hannity. He talks, but he never shuts up and listens. Just when the guest is starting to say something interesting, he cuts them off. “Hey Sean, we all know what you believe. We want to hear the guest’s point of view!”

              I stopped watching Hannity long ago, around the time that Alan left the show. But millions of people continue to tune in. Why? I suspect it’s because they want to have their own pre-existing views confirmed. They actually want to see the liberal guests shouted down and “put in their place”.

              I don’t operate that way. When I read your question this morning, I decided to think about it before responding. So I went outside and cut the lawn. While I was doing that, I thought about how arrogance is the opposite of humility. And then I thought about the Amish.

              I don’t put the Amish on a pedestal, but I do think that we can learn from them. They are very humble people. A lot of Christians seem to always be praying to God and asking for this, that, or the other thing. In the aftermath of the Nickel Mines shooting, when Amish schoolchildren were murdered, a reporter interviewed an Amish woman off camera. She asked her if the Amish pray for rain. The woman replied “We don’t pray for rain. We wait for rain, and we thank God when it comes.”.

              What a wonderfully humble way to live. While most Christians today seem to have a consumer mentality, and look upon God as some great cosmic vending machine, these folks humbly accept whatever comes (including the murder of their children) and have the compassion to visit the murderer’s wife and reassure her that they hold no hard feelings.

              I want to be more like the Amish. I do not want to hate anyone, regardless of their political or religious beliefs. I want to engage in dialog where I can express my own views, but also take the time to really listen to what others are saying and consider the merits of their arguments. I think this helps me to grow as a person and become more tolerant and understanding of other people’s viewpoints.

              If I were to hang out in a conservative blog, nobody would challenge my opinions. Nobody would force me to re-examine my beliefs.

              I was raised in a conservative Protestant household, so my worldview will always be colored by that. But I no longer call myself a Christian because I have serious issues with Christian theology. Like Thomas Jefferson, I consider Jesus to be a great moral teacher. If someone asked me which faith most closely aligns with my beliefs, I would have to say Christianity. But I feel uncomfortable calling myself a Christian.

              In a similar manner, if someone asked me which political philosophy most closely aligns with my beliefs, I would have to say conservatism, but that doesn’t feel comfortable either. I think the terms “conservative” and “liberal” mean different things to different people. Personally, I don’t find the labels to be very helpful. I prefer to take things on an issue-by-issue basis.

              Please believe me when I say that I don’t hate you! If you visited my house along with Al Sharpton, Ed Shulz, and Rachael Maddow, I would greet you all with a firm handshake and invite you to stay for dinner. I am sure that we would have some lively conversation, but you would definitely know that I respect you and appreciate your willingness to engage in civil discourse with me. All I would ask is that we would all try to listen and consider what one another is saying, and be respectful of one another, instead of arrogantly cutting each other off in the Hannity style.

              If I could change one thing about the world, I would wish for people to recognize the limits of their own knowledge and experience, and to be more humble and introspective. Yes, there are “arrogant liberal elitists” just as there are “arrogant conservative elitists”.

              I once worked in the research lab of a very distinguished college professor. This man often worked late into the night when the janitors came in to clean the floors and empty the wastebaskets. And when they did, my boss would stop working and engage in conversation with these workers. He got to know them on a first-name basis, and learned something about their lives. They really respected him for that, as did I. Yet this same man could sometimes be somewhat arrogant and elitist. People are complicated, but they all deserve respect and they all have a story to tell.

              Thanks for allowing me to participate in the dialog that happens here.

              • CandideThirtythree June 11th, 2015 at 12:36

                Ok, well you can start by not using the word liberal as an epithet and we might believe you.

                • Robert M. Snyder June 11th, 2015 at 12:51

                  I use liberal and conservative as adjectives. In my previous comment I wrote “liberal friends, coworkers, and relatives”. I also said that there are “arrogant liberal elitists” just as there are “arrogant conservative elitists”.

                  When have I used the word “liberal” as an epithet?

                  • CandideThirtythree June 11th, 2015 at 13:25

                    Oh, pretend like this is the only comment you made when the only reason I responded to you a few comments back was because you where hating on liberals. Pretend like ALL the other nasty comments you have made about liberals here just suddenly do not exist…we can see them you know???

                    • Robert M. Snyder June 11th, 2015 at 20:44

                      I truly believe that you have me confused with someone else.

                      My comment history is not restricted. Feel free to browse. I’m sure you will find me expressing opinions that you disagree with. But you will not find me “hating on liberals” or making “nasty comments”.

                      Expressing a different opinion is not “hateful” or “nasty”. If you can find any posts where you think I have been hateful or nasty, please point them out to me. Good luck.

                    • CandideThirtythree June 11th, 2015 at 23:02

                      Robert M. Snyder

                      tracey marie

                      3 days ago

                      “Not in the least. Just wondering why liberals like yourself, who
                      claim to care about children, never seem to notice the massive harm
                      being done to children by pig-headed parents who put their own
                      self-indulgent need for fun and excitement ahead of their children’s
                      needs.”

                      No, I did not mistake you for anyone else, you were the one defending pedophiles ” Pedophilia is shameful. Divorce is more shameful.”

                      and you are also the one who chooses to single out black neighborhoods or cities for your long, soft, rants of the REAL problems with America. “Take Baltimore for example. In 1970, about one in three children grew up
                      in single-parent households. Today it is about two in three.”

                      That is just a few of your dog whistle concertos …take it to the MET and see how it plays!

                    • Robert M. Snyder June 12th, 2015 at 04:01

                      I’ve had numerous friends whose fathers walked away from their parental obligations. These people were hurt very deeply by the sense of abandonment this caused.

                      My friend Bret was one example. His biological dad didn’t want anything to do with him. His step-dad was an aggressive jerk who treated his mom and her kids like dirt, and occasionally beat them. So Bret didn’t have anyone he could call “Dad”.

                      Bret was angry. And why shouldn’t he be? He frequently heard me and other boys talking about the things that we did with our dads. Our dads took us on camping trips, taught us carpentry skills, and helped us work on our cars. But Bret had none of those experiences, because his dads were deadbeats.

                      How many hundreds of times did Bret listen to us talking about our weekends and then ask himself “Why not me? Why don’t I have a dad like that?”.

                      As a result, Bret was angry. One day in high school, another boy, a bully, purposely knocked Bret’s books off his desk. Bret flew into a rage and slammed that kid into the wall hard enough to give him a concussion.

                      Bret was always trying to prove himself. He took a lot of chances, especially with cars. He bought a worn out car and souped it up by installing a huge V8 engine. He was always racing people on public roads. Then one day, he tried to pass a car on a two lane road near the crest of a hill. As he crested the hill, a Greyhound bus appeared that was traveling in the opposite direction. Bret couldn’t avoid the bus. He died that day at the age of twenty.

                      Bret’s life was cut short because his dads never bothered to make him a part of their lives.

                      Unfortunately, Bret’s sense of abandonment is all too common. When a kid is the victim of pedophilia, everyone rushes to their defense, as they should. But who cares for the victims of parental abandonment?

                      Divorce and fatherlessness have become so common that people now think it is normal. It is not normal. It is a pathological symptom of a society that cares more about the rights of adults than about the responsibilities of adults.

                      The Baltimore riot shocked the consciousness of the nation. When I looked at those young men throwing rocks at the police, it reminded me of Bret. People ask why those young men are angry. I think that fatherlessness has a lot to do with it. Two thirds of young people in Baltimore are growing up in single parent households, and we all know that in most cases, that single parent is the mother.

                      The statistics are not much better in white communities. Far too many women and children are being abandoned by spineless fathers who shirk their responsibilities.

                      I’m not a big fan of Louis Farakkhan, but I think he was onto something with his Million Man March. But it’s not just an issue for black men. It’s an issue for all men. My friend Bret was white. His dads were white. Kids of all races suffer every day when fathers (and sometimes mothers) walk out on them.

                      I’ll stand by my original comments. Pedophilia is shameful. Divorce is MORE shameful. Absolutely. Too many parents, especially men, are putting their own selfish needs ahead of the children’s and partner’s needs. They think about their rights, but ignore their responsibilities.

                      Strong, generous people have strong marriages. Divorce results when one or both parents is self-indulgent and weak. And that is shameful, because it hurts children very deeply.

                      If you think those opinions are “hateful” or “nasty”, then so be it. I happen to think that deadbeat dads (and sometimes moms) who leave their partner and their children to fend for themselves are hateful and nasty. I’ve known far too many people who were hurt by this epidemic.

          • mea_mark June 11th, 2015 at 07:47

            Lots of his comments have been getting deleted. He is an overall nuisance and pain in the rear.

            • OldLefty June 11th, 2015 at 07:59

              Yeah, but you know what?
              Many of us come hear to argue with people like that, more than to just agree with each other.

              • mea_mark June 11th, 2015 at 08:23

                If you are going to be an antagonist, you need to be a respectful antagonist.

                • OldLefty June 11th, 2015 at 08:40

                  I understand.
                  My problem is that I suffer through many of these people, (between guests or callers), on the podcast, (often I just fast forward), then when you get the chance to come at them in writing, (and have the time look up your sources etc), they are gone.

                  • mea_mark June 11th, 2015 at 08:46

                    That is always a consideration, at least for me.

              • Robert M. Snyder June 11th, 2015 at 12:36

                “Many of us come hear to argue with people like that, more than to just agree with each other.”

                It’s nice to feel needed! :-)

    • CandideThirtythree June 11th, 2015 at 01:35

      She was on a radio show bragging about her kid going to private christian school and taking karate since he was 4…so yea. Besides you never see us granola munchers dukeing it out at Whole Foods.

    • William June 11th, 2015 at 12:44

      “Do liberals think that these women are conservatives due to their behavior or clothing”
      Nope..
      We just think it’s really funny.

  8. rg9rts June 10th, 2015 at 10:43

    Damn better than rollerderby

  9. Warman1138 June 10th, 2015 at 11:25

    I can see a future TV show in the making.

  10. illinoisboy1977 June 10th, 2015 at 15:11

    I guess it’s true, what they say: You can take the girl out of the trailer park…

  11. eyelashviper June 10th, 2015 at 16:32

    TLC will be tracking them down for the next highly touted show on their network….Walmart Mamas Gone Wild…

  12. CandideThirtythree June 12th, 2015 at 22:45

    After what you said about liberals, who by the way get divorced a LOT less than conservatives , you think I give a damn about anything you say?

    I Didn’t even read that!! I am not going to read anything else you write until you admit that your generalizations about liberals are all apocryphal!

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