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This is repulsive. Language Warning

Two women were caught on camera as they brawled Thursday night at a Walmart in Beech Grove, Indiana.

One woman, in a motorized scooter, was complaining about carts in the aisle to an employee when a second woman defended the worker

More details below the video.

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTXzHDWtLNI[/video]

I give that little boy about a 1% chance of turning out. And that lady obviously doesn't need a motorized scooter.

At least there is no evidence of anybody having accidental bowel movements like you often see in the "people of Walmart" videos.

Curious what y'all would have done if you were one of the bystanders. I don't think I would try to break up the adults, as they seemed to be just locked up in each other's hair and not really hurting each other - let them lay on each other until the cops arrive. But I probably would have stood between the little boy and the adults to block him out with my back, though I wouldn't have laid a hand on him.

Repulsive and disgusting.

It makes me wonder if the whole thing is staged? For that boy's sake, I hope so.

AlaskanInTexas wrote:Curious what y'all would have done if you were one of the bystanders. I don't think I would try to break up the adults, as they seemed to be just locked up in each other's hair and not really hurting each other - let them lay on each other until the cops arrive. But I probably would have stood between the little boy and the adults to block him out with my back, though I wouldn't have laid a hand on him.

I can find no reason to stop these two from trying to kill one another - and for the kid, he has a rough road & probably a prison sentence in his future. This will not be his last rodeo. What a shame.

I think I'd have gone to sporting goods to get me a folding chair, then to the snack bar to get some popcorn....or a dill pickle perhaps. That right there is some good entertainment.

Seriously though, too bad for the little boy. He didn't seemed surprised by the incident at all, but participated as though it was normal.

What would I do about it? Watch to make sure it didn't get "out of hand" and let them go at it until the police got there. As long as neither has a weapon or in a position to seriously hurt the other (such as banging their opponents head on the ground), the playing field was pretty equal.

eureka40 wrote:Fire Extinguisher

Yup. Are the old bouncer trick of pouring crushed ice done the back of someone's shirt or pants.

My initial thought was that I'd pitch in by spanking that kid for the mom; she's obviously never bothered to do it.

Then I changed my mind. Discipline is for disobedience. The saddest part is that this kid has no idea what he is doing is wrong. He's not just learning it from observation, his mom is actively encouraging his behavior by giving him new ideas. I'm afraid he's going to be very confused one day when a judge uses words like "right" and "wrong" during sentencing, and he has no point of reference for these concepts.

If my kids were with me, we'd scram. Otherwise, I'd go to other end of the aisle so we have multiple camera angles, but I'd turn my phone to widescreen so my eventual YouTube viewers don't have to watch through a keyhole (pet peeve).

Something tells me this isn't that kid's first fight, or his last.

LADIES !!!! LETS GET READY TO RUMBLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE !!!!

viking1000 wrote:LADIES !!!! LETS GET READY TO RUMBLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE !!!!

I didn't see any ladies in this video.

These aren't the kind of people you want to be able to get a CHL that's for sure. I wish we could find out if any charges were made by the store. They did cause some destruction in the store. I guess the store employees have been instructed on these situations to stay out of it. Someone did say the police had been called.
I loved it when the guy recording it said something like it was the best example of white trash he has seen. The same thought crossed my mind. I wish the police had arrived to break it up and arrested both of them. Take the kid to social services.