A viral TikTok video shows a racist Trump supporter repeatedly using the N-word after refusing to wear a mask on a flight. She and another anti-mask Trump acolyte were later thrown off the plane.
The footage, which also trended on Twitter, was posted by @alexbarkley4 and currently has 183,000 views on TikTok, along with another 331,000 Twitter views via Fifty Shades of Whey.
The video shows a Trump supporter in a MAGA hat with her mask down, yelling in the OP’s general direction. Because she and at least one other woman weren’t wearing masks, the attendant informed passengers that everyone would have to deplane.
As the OP walks by, the unnamed and unhinged racist says to a black passenger: “Have a good day, n***a.” She says it at least three times.
However, after another short cut, they are shown being put off the flight, to the satisfaction of other passengers who were ready to reach their destinations.
Twitter was ready to out the anti-maskers, get them identified, and hopefully antagonized online for the foreseeable future.
The anti-maskers’ selfishness and belligerence was appalling.
As @axIamNotSamSmith wrote: “Anti-maskers are literally the reason we’ve had so much trouble with this virus. Their selfishness and ignorance has killed hundreds of thousands of people, that did not need to die.”
Moreover, who really has this much time to waste? Imagine paying for a plane ticket only to hold up the flight, hold up your own schedule, then be racist. Then imagine doing all of this, ideology or not, over a mask.
“My question is – what was their actual end goal?” asked @MSBinCLE. “I mean usually when I buy a plane ticket, I just want to go dormant in my u comfortable seat until my fat ass lands on the other side to work or play. Who has the energy, time and money to waste?”
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