Insults at the scene. (photo No. 9)
In Melbourne, where two teenage girls shouted "roll back to your own country" at an Asian-looking man on a tram, passers-by covered their faces with their hats as they filmed the scene with their mobile phones.
The incident took place last week on a tram from Northcott (Northcote) to Dokland (Docklands), Aussie News reported. A video recorded by Fitzsimmons (Sean Fitzsimons), a former (ADF) member of the Australian Defence Force, shows two young girls abusing an Asian male passenger. When the Asian man tried to get out of the car, one of the girls said to him, "your ass is on my face." go grab the cat and eat it. Don`t grab my pet cat. "
Fitzsimmons sent the video to Australian News Network, saying the incident was objectionable. And when he started filming the scene with his mobile phone, the two girls suddenly became timid and covered their faces.
You can hear a conversation between Fitzsimmons and the girl in this video. He first questioned the girl:
"do you really want to do this on the tram?"
One of them replied, "I just wanted a bowl of fried rice, man."
"what a racist thing, you two! Oh, my God! Where did you come from? "
"Why should I tell you that I TMD from China."
"seriously, where are you ladies from?"
"Veraby (Werribee), man."
"Oh, near the farm? I was wondering where the smell came from. "
The two girls, who dared not show their faces, smiled and said to Fitzsimmons, "do you TMD know who you are talking to? You have no idea how good these two girls are, don`t you? "
Fitzsimmons replied, "then why are you hiding?"
"because you TMD is a dog."
"Oh? Is that the opposite? " Fitzsimmons continued to fight back, then told other Asian-American passengers nearby, "most of us are not like this, and most of us don`t hate our lives."
Although the video was less than two minutes long, Fitzsimmons said they all started abusing for a long time before he started filming.
Fitzsimmons told the Australian News Network that no one can stand idly by and that he has served in the Defence Force and represented Australia, so he hates the existence of racial discrimination in Australia so far. Other passers-by are urged to act bravely and, if they are afraid of endangering their personal safety, to record or videotape.
"We really need to send a clear message: zero tolerance for any racism or discrimination," Fitzsimmons said.
On behalf of Melbourne and Melbourne, Fitzsimmons said: "I would like to apologize on behalf of Melbourne and Melbourne," Fitzsimmons said of the Asian-American man who suffered innocent abuse on the tram. You are very welcome to come here. If you want a personalized Melbourne trip, please contact me. "
