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RAB910

(3,501 posts) Sat Oct 5, 2019, 07:41 AM Oct 2019

South Brunswick Mom: Son Told To 'Move Your A** Out' Of Country

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ — A South Brunswick family remains shaken this week after their 11-year-old son said he was told by an adult man at a local playground to "move your a** out of this country, you are a (expletive) Indian coming to our country to steal our jobs and money."

The Zuriki family has lived in South Brunswick for the past ten years. They live in the Kendall Park section of town and the boy is a sixth grade student at Crossroads South Middle School.

Tuesday was the first time they've ever experienced this kind of racism, the boy's mother, Racha Zeini, 37, told Patch.

https://patch.com/new-jersey/southbrunswick/south-brunswick-mom-son-told-move-your-out-country?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=blasts&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_content=newjersey&fbclid=IwAR3Y9nWiOrEEsmfpe_pFPbDwqMJwY4pvvcNUZ5coTVo9D1WbfXGPXc1gIC0

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South Brunswick Mom: Son Told To 'Move Your A** Out' Of Country (Original Post) RAB910 Oct 2019 OP

The asshole should be identified. dalton99a Oct 2019 #1

That can happen anywhere. It happened to me in Germany. DFW Oct 2019 #2

dalton99a

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1. The asshole should be identified.

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Sat Oct 5, 2019, 07:58 AM

Oct 2019

DFW

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2. That can happen anywhere. It happened to me in Germany.

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Sat Oct 5, 2019, 08:04 AM

Oct 2019

About ten years ago, I was in a health food store in Germany and had a fair amount of stuff, so I paid with a €100 bill. The woman at the cashier started screaming about me trying to pass off counterfeit money, and „she didn‘t know what kind of country I got my money from (i.e. you dirty foreigner), but I wasn‘t going to pull my dirty trick on her!“ I asked what was wrong with the bill and she said „you can‘t fool me, that isn‘t the signature on the euro paper money.“

The European Central Bank had just changed governors, and the new bills had the signature of Jean-Claude Trichet instead of the first governor, Wim Duisenberg. The stupid woman was apparently unaware, even though it was posted in every bank in Germany.

I was rarely so angry, and for the first and only time in my life, walked over to the local police station and swore out a complaint about being yelled at in Nazi style (still a criminal offense in Germany). She wasn‘t arrested, but the cops did pay her a visit.

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