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It amazes me that she felt empowered enough to to ignore our laws and try dictating what is acceptable for Americans to wear when she is here illegally. To then also claim she is the victim because she was offended by his hat just takes it a step further. She clearly was not interested in assimilating into American society.
Best part of the story is she will be deported back to Brazil where the new populist government is running the show. So she can go home and make Brazil Great Again. haha
“I had a little bit to drink maybe that’s the reason that I couldn’t walk away but being discriminated for so many times in my life, I just had to stand up for myself,” she said. “He’s not a victim. I am the victim. I have been bullied, OK?”
Most importantly she was prevented from driving drunk and killing someone.
If you're gonna scapegoat them like you do, they will develop a tribal mentality. Telling them all the time "well you hispanics are always this way" and guess what, then they view you with contempt and will aggressively advance their interests to spite you.
Take note of how your rhetoric (not so much you yourself but part of a larger problem) impacts things.
The facts aren't scapegoating. They had that tribal mentality all along nothing provoked it. I never said that all Hispanics think that way but far too many do. The truth isn't rhetoric either. You'd have to be blind or in deep denial not to see what's clearly right in front of your face.
When Obama was up for re-election Hispanics told him he'd lose their votes if he didn't get an amnesty passed and these were citizens of our country. Why do you think the Democrats keep pandering to them with amnesty, fighting against the wall, etc.? The facts speak for themselves.
Doubtful she’ll be deported though as she has a pending green card and is married to a US citizen.
Although that appears to be true, it looks like this is a satire site. Note the reporter’s name, Karma Allen.
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I never said that all Hispanics think that way but far too many do. The truth isn't rhetoric either. You'd have to be blind or in deep denial not to see what's clearly right in front of your face. 
