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She was allowed to go way too far, too much validation to her. She should have been kicked out of the property for disturbing the peace as soon as she started yelling and making a scene. Done and done. You don't legitimize that behavior, you don't reason with it, you just shut it down. People don't do that anymore, even with children throwing a tantrum. Obviously this woman never learned not to be feral and its kind of sad. The results of a generation of gentle discipline. She had to go to authorities to "report" this harassment fantasy to finally get shut down.
She was allowed to go way too far, too much validation to her. She should have been kicked out of the property for disturbing the peace as soon as she started yelling and making a scene. Done and done. You don't legitimize that behavior, you don't reason with it, you just shut it down. People don't do that anymore, even with children throwing a tantrum. Obviously this woman never learned not to be feral and its kind of sad. The results of a generation of gentle discipline. She had to go to authorities to "report" this harassment fantasy to finally get shut down.
Actually, if you view it on YouTube, they have numerous other videos of her. She apparently is famous for going places and screeching at people. She even did it in front of the Seattle City Council. I almost felt badly for them except I remembered they were probably all Democrats. This is literally her life. She's a typical SJW.
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