Woman Laughs And Mocks Men Putting On Tefillin (translation, religious, Israel)
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She's asking him to go do it somewhere else and tells him he shouldn't be doing this in a public place because that's where she's sitting, When she says he's interrupting her he says he isn't even talking. She then goes super passive aggressive with the laughs and all because he smiles at her and the man putting on tefillin is telling him to ignore her.
Then she asks him "Why won't you just go over there?" and "Why be stubborn?" "This is a public space you shouldn't do it next to where I sit" and gets mad over him smiling again.
Anyone else think this laughter is not very convincing? And isn't it handy that a hidden camera was just filming at the time? And that the response was reasonable and gentle and smiling?
It just struck me that I have seen a few set up intolerance films, in one of which the "atheist bully" checked the camera was running before he went into his rant, with the religious placard -holders just smiling and replying gently. You could have reviewed it on Rotten tomatoes.
She's asking him to go do it somewhere else and tells him he shouldn't be doing this in a public place because that's where she's sitting, When she says he's interrupting her he says he isn't even talking. She then goes super passive aggressive with the laughs and all because he smiles at her and the man putting on tefillin is telling him to ignore her.
Then she asks him "Why won't you just go over there?" and "Why be stubborn?" "This is a public space you shouldn't do it next to where I sit" and gets mad over him smiling again.
It was only a minor foul bird.
And the two young men should of have been prepared.
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