Auckland bus attack: Victim fearful of riding bus | Simeon Brown calls for investigation

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  • A 16-year-old schoolboy targeted in a racially motivated attack on an Auckland bus says he is now scared to catch public transport and “faces danger every single day”.
    Jason, who hid his smashed teeth when he met with Transport Minister Simeon Brown this morning, said it meant a lot to him when an elderly man intervened during the Friday-morning attack.
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  • @patchgame6794
    @patchgame6794 Před 8 dny +710

    The woman called him racial slurs and then attacked him, what else can we call it?
    I hope this young man will make a full recovery

    • @logicalanswer3529
      @logicalanswer3529 Před 8 dny

      They could call it a hate crime if the mainstream media were not in favour of protecting certain ethnicities from ongoing negative exposure.

    • @user-rn3bb3dj4p
      @user-rn3bb3dj4p Před 7 dny +32

      Samoan branch of the k/k/k

    • @fleur2571
      @fleur2571 Před 7 dny

      Must be a MAN-woman or Monster woman !! , real female nature will not go around attacking people , real woman has a motherhood instinct .

    • @HS-vr7cq
      @HS-vr7cq Před 7 dny +6

      Was this youngman just standing still?

    • @marse7092
      @marse7092 Před 7 dny +58

      @@HS-vr7cq he was bashed on the face with a metal rod while listening to music. Then he and one elderly gentleman on the bus took control of the rod.

  • @mrsm482
    @mrsm482 Před 3 dny +91

    Arrest that woman. This is utterly unacceptable.

  • @heathermaich8966
    @heathermaich8966 Před 8 dny +348

    Violence is not to be tolerated. I hope this current government addresses violence and crime

    • @porthard5951
      @porthard5951 Před 5 dny +4

      Thats one reason they were voted in

    • @itsjustweard2328
      @itsjustweard2328 Před 5 dny +2

      Yes exactly but they seem to be a bit slow on the uptake there

    • @Horus-Lupercal
      @Horus-Lupercal Před 5 dny

      They spread xenophobic hate. This will spike.

    • @rottenrobbie8466
      @rottenrobbie8466 Před 3 dny +1

      Violence! Anglo Western/Christian Europeans Colonization of,
      - North America & South America,
      - Siberia & Far-East Asia,
      - Australia & New Zealand in Asia-Pacific. 😔🤷

    • @rottenrobbie8466
      @rottenrobbie8466 Před 3 dny +3

      Europe for Native Europeans,
      - Africa for Native Africans,
      - America for Native Americans,
      - Asia-Pacific for Native Asians-Pacific islanders. 🤷

  • @mattheweden-pc5pk
    @mattheweden-pc5pk Před 7 dny +451

    This woman should be arrested and charged with gbh, public transport should be safe and secure, this woman should be banned from public transport for life

    • @yct6500
      @yct6500 Před 7 dny +77

      Her identity should also be publicly made known because everyone who wants to be safe needs to be wary of her. She doesn't deserve to have her identity kept private if she wants to endanger anyone in public.

    • @Jin-oq2qu
      @Jin-oq2qu Před 7 dny

      If you allow western media to propagate hat red freely, that ll be the society you ll get.
      NZ, much like Australia and Canada are just minions of US. They are an embarrassment.

    • @Imbrokeaswell
      @Imbrokeaswell Před 7 dny +1

      She was defending herself against sexual harrassment.

    • @user-jh2sr8bl8v
      @user-jh2sr8bl8v Před 7 dny +55

      ​@@Imbrokeaswell nah bro, lol. You're trying really hard but failing more with every comment.

    • @SKCDOSENDEPS
      @SKCDOSENDEPS Před 6 dny +7

      When I was a teenager the public transport system was very violent and risky to use, im nearly 38 now and it hasn't changed

  • @d.a2500
    @d.a2500 Před 8 dny +375

    You are a class act young man, and this is the type of people we need to allow into NZ a nice family with class and dignity.

    • @laurenstancliffe3773
      @laurenstancliffe3773 Před 6 dny +5

      What a strange comment

    • @Rebelass74
      @Rebelass74 Před 6 dny

      ⁠@@laurenstancliffe3773Your comment is more strange you absolute tool!

    • @d.a2500
      @d.a2500 Před 6 dny +21

      @@laurenstancliffe3773 Only to a slow thinker.

    • @GHOSTDIVISION39
      @GHOSTDIVISION39 Před 5 dny +4

      No it's pretty strange

    • @pencilcaseblue4203
      @pencilcaseblue4203 Před 5 dny

      Too bad the existing population are so backward and uneducated

  • @amyturner6275
    @amyturner6275 Před 7 dny +126

    His mum is distraught. I pray protection for her and her family

    • @Jeremy-ho3vi
      @Jeremy-ho3vi Před 5 dny

      Why can't he speaks English?

    • @Queensaveeast
      @Queensaveeast Před 5 dny +12

      @@Jeremy-ho3vi did Māori ask your ancestors to speak te reo Māori when they invaded?

    • @Queensaveeast
      @Queensaveeast Před 5 dny

      @@Jeremy-ho3vi Your English grammar is terrible. English is probably the only language you speak and you still can’t use it properly. Feel sorry for you incapability.

    • @hanschmitt4421
      @hanschmitt4421 Před 2 dny +4

      @@Queensaveeast Every race is asking Maori to stop attacking us

    • @kaylahliam6940
      @kaylahliam6940 Před 5 hodinami

      🤍🤍🤍

  • @SpatialandTemporal
    @SpatialandTemporal Před 8 dny +259

    What a wonderful young man, I hope he gets the support and justice he deserves.

    • @sara.cbc92
      @sara.cbc92 Před 8 dny +2

      wonderful is a strong word

    • @SpatialandTemporal
      @SpatialandTemporal Před 7 dny +14

      @@sara.cbc92 No, HATE is a strong word, wonderful is not.

    • @grahamsatherley7996
      @grahamsatherley7996 Před 7 dny +6

      He will not get the justice he deserves. Justice dose not exist in this country which is the root cause of our problems.

    • @SpatialandTemporal
      @SpatialandTemporal Před 7 dny +1

      @@grahamsatherley7996 Talk about hyperbole. Justice does happen, some people just do not get the Justice they think they deserve. Any human endeavour it is not perfect because it made by imperfect people but hardly "does not exist". One persons injustice is another persons justice. Please explain exactly what "Justice" is?
      Is it distributive justice, egalitarianism, retributive justice, and restorative justice?

    • @SpatialandTemporal
      @SpatialandTemporal Před 6 dny

      @@robertdecke3158 Exactly how do you know how much information the Police have? Have you read the witness report? Have you seen any nearby CCTV footage or spoken to a witness. And I think there would have been Headline News "Clowns Not So Funny Anymore, stayed tuned for updates" It's been like one day!!!

  • @amethystfeathers7324
    @amethystfeathers7324 Před 7 dny +281

    The biggest shame here is that every person on the bus didn't stand up for a person who was being attacked. The poor bus driver can't do anything.

    • @nickmansfield1
      @nickmansfield1 Před 7 dny +13

      I used to drive buses. One morning on a peak hour trip a woman approached me as I drove and pushed my arm and no one did anything. No one cares.

    • @duge4268
      @duge4268 Před 7 dny +3

      ​@@nickmansfield1what did you do when the women pushed your arm?

    • @nickmansfield1
      @nickmansfield1 Před 7 dny +18

      @@duge4268 I tried to keep a straight line and I can't remember exactly, but I probably responded to her request for attention when I reached the lights. She was irate because I was focusing on driving the bus until that time. All sorts of things can happen on the road and you need to focus. Later that day I filed a report on the incident but no one cares.

    • @Sa.d.bo26
      @Sa.d.bo26 Před 7 dny

      I'll do nothing too don't want any problems

    • @duge4268
      @duge4268 Před 7 dny +24

      @@Sa.d.bo26 what you don't realise is by doing nothing, you will create problems.
      Case and point in New York subways it's gotten so bad that a girl got raped with people around nobody did anything.
      That could be you. Or your family. Or your friends.
      If people did something, yes there is risk, but then you would stop that instance of rape and going forward people would also not be so daring if everyone "did something" and then in the future the attempted rape wouldn't happen.

  • @a-k6575
    @a-k6575 Před 8 dny +241

    Respect and boundaries, that's probably a huge ask in NZ.
    I'm a senior female who has been reporting threats and stalking during the past few years. All the Police have done is patronize me further, otherwise nothing. Crime is spreading faster than the grass can grow.

    • @user-el4mn4dm2d
      @user-el4mn4dm2d Před 8 dny +20

      I am in the same position as yourself. Police do absolutely nothing. Sure they are short staffed BUT

    • @a-k6575
      @a-k6575 Před 7 dny

      @@user-el4mn4dm2d We need to stay in touch to support each other and after attending parliament last Wednesday when the application for a non-stalking law was presented, I was highly disappointed in the lack of physical support by fellow females.
      More than twenty years ago, my youngest son was being stalked by a paedophile, no help from the police, I took matters into my own hands. While working as an educator, the sheit, my family and I took in many children and young women victims of abuse.

    • @Jin-oq2qu
      @Jin-oq2qu Před 7 dny

      If you allow western media to propagate hat red freely, that ll be the society you ll get.
      NZ, much like Australia and Canada are just minions of US. They are an embarrassment.

    • @Seevawonderloaf
      @Seevawonderloaf Před 3 dny +3

      I’m sorry to hear about your experience 😢 it really sucks to feel uncomfortable and it is the police’s job to keep security

    • @SammiDagrrrl
      @SammiDagrrrl Před 2 dny

      @@a-k6575 outside my bedroom window I witnessed a guy punching his girlfriend repeatedly in the face, then he grabbed her by the hair and slammed her face into the open car door.
      I called the police. They never came. They didn't seem to believe me and almost implied I was lying. Why would anyone like about that ?
      Then a while later the same couple were inside arguing and I could hear her screaming every now and then. A woman across the road looked at me and mouthed the words I'll ring the police, and I slammed on their door yelling the police were coming and to leave her alone. There was silence, then she came to the door , bloody and sweaty, with years running down her face. I grabbed her and frog marched her all the way home while she struggled to go back home. As I left her residence he came round the side and started to approach us and I yelled NO several times like he was a dog lol and he backed off.
      I'm an old lady too and I have just about had enough of this generation, and my own people in particular.

  • @marcusderailious
    @marcusderailious Před 8 dny +297

    people should be allowed to intervene without fear of prosecution!!!!!!!!

  • @d.a2500
    @d.a2500 Před 8 dny +305

    I feel ashamed to be a Kiwi watching this.

    • @Wiremu-zo7ze
      @Wiremu-zo7ze Před 8 dny +16

      Yeah,me too😥

    • @ManaBlack208
      @ManaBlack208 Před 8 dny

      It's only one poor excuse for a human she doesn't represent all kiwis don't be ashamed,whoever it is is a just an idiot

    • @d.a2500
      @d.a2500 Před 7 dny +15

      @@Wiremu-zo7ze I am a Kiwi living in convict land and man am I proud to come from NZ after living with these know all twits.This was a sad day to watch that video, I wish that young man all the very best.

    • @MG-fr3tn
      @MG-fr3tn Před 7 dny +4

      Ashamed of the junket that can't think about feral crap.

    • @d.a2500
      @d.a2500 Před 7 dny +4

      @@MG-fr3tn grow up.

  • @nzdoc1
    @nzdoc1 Před 7 dny +76

    Jason has done very well by speaking so clearly to the public. And by not taking the law into his own hands in the moment. His parents have done a wonderful job of raising such a fine young man

  • @nzkid2599
    @nzkid2599 Před 5 dny +130

    Absolutely disgraceful!!! The woman needs to be in JAIL!!!

    • @userglynesmarshall
      @userglynesmarshall Před 3 dny +11

      I agree on that she deserves to go jail I'm moari I got no problems with different nationally I think Asian people are nice I got nothing against them I hope they find that woman are arrested her

    • @userglynesmarshall
      @userglynesmarshall Před 3 dny +2

      I'm a huge bts 💜 fan they are Asians actually south Koreans I got no problems at all

    • @lm-pw9ul
      @lm-pw9ul Před 3 dny +3

      Even if she goes to jail, she'll be released soon anyway. Nothing's gonna change.

    • @hungwaicheung1691
      @hungwaicheung1691 Před 3 dny +3

      I am Chinese living in Hong kong,
      We have plenty of good schools in China.
      Why must you spend money to go overseas studying ? Studying overseas makes you feel more privileged ?
      I went to Australia for working holiday many years ago. I experienced lots of discrimination such as suddenly punched on my shoulder by a stranger on street.
      Shopping in the supermarket, the cashier blamed me not helping her to take out merchandise from the basket.
      I think New Zealand is just as bad as Australia in terms of racism .

    • @nzkid2599
      @nzkid2599 Před 3 dny

      @@lm-pw9ul ikr.

  • @JamesDio-yu5yd
    @JamesDio-yu5yd Před 8 dny +223

    Look at his poor mum

    • @Procrastimaker
      @Procrastimaker Před 7 dny +43

      Shes thinking about all the care and effort she put into raising her son healthy and well mannered only for him to be savagley attacked by a caveman on the bus

    • @thatguy9274
      @thatguy9274 Před 7 dny +23

      @@Procrastimaker She's now thinking about Australia as an option for her family

    • @yct6500
      @yct6500 Před 7 dny +20

      ​@@thatguy9274 whose mother doesn't feel hurt if her own child is hurt by bullies?

    • @afrivox
      @afrivox Před 7 dny +5

      ​@thatguy9274 if things continue the way they are, which I am sure they will and actually get worse, I wouldnt blame anyone wanting to leave.😢

    • @JamesDio-yu5yd
      @JamesDio-yu5yd Před 7 dny

      @@afrivox I'll wasn't she

  • @hettiementzer7225
    @hettiementzer7225 Před 8 dny +241

    I am a bus driver in Auckland. Our hands are tied as we cannot interfere in these instances, we can only call the police who do take time to respond. When I have had racial comments being made towards any passengers on the bus I am driving, I warn them to stop immediately or I will stop the bus and they must get off. This is really, all I can do. And yes, I have witnessed this confrontation, and I feel very sorry for those who are being victimised, and I con firm all I can do is to ring the police and stop the bus..

    • @lindahuynh9438
      @lindahuynh9438 Před 8 dny +58

      NZTA needs to stop telling us to use public transport when they can't even offer a basic health and safety standard.

    • @verygrateful007
      @verygrateful007 Před 7 dny +18

      Can they sue they agencies for neglect?

    • @mafasami2189
      @mafasami2189 Před 7 dny

      @@lindahuynh9438exactly, they're only after the money & NOT the safety of their customers on board!

    • @4_Slayer
      @4_Slayer Před 7 dny +4

      ​@@lindahuynh9438great point

    • @abujog
      @abujog Před 7 dny

      They should expose the offenders publicly, so we know who to avoid.... NZ is not safe anymore...

  • @stevemcclellan6376
    @stevemcclellan6376 Před 7 dny +184

    Hey bro, we are all kiwis and stand up with you. No kiwi deserves such abuse from our own people no one deserves such abuse anywhere. You handled this so well proud of you

    • @Swo882
      @Swo882 Před 7 dny +13

      Sorry but the attacker does not consider anyone not of their kind to be their own people. We are all outsiders in their eyes. Thanks some clown parties in the parliament, the division with our country has gotten much worse and last I heard they wanted to form a separate government.

    • @EvilVillianInc
      @EvilVillianInc Před 7 dny +1

      @@Swo882stop spreading lies. This has nothing to do with any of that. You people are truely selfish and make everything about you

    • @EvilVillianInc
      @EvilVillianInc Před 7 dny +3

      @@Swo882who is the nebulous they? You think she did this because of her ethnicity? We debunked that backwards thinking in 1945

    • @hanschmitt4421
      @hanschmitt4421 Před 7 dny +5

      @@EvilVillianInc Ethnic groups have different rates of being criminals, only fools would ignore that.

    • @EvilVillianInc
      @EvilVillianInc Před 7 dny

      @@hanschmitt4421 Hahaha never heard of anything more ridiculous. If you cross reference those ethnicities with deprivation, lack of education, poverty, deracination due to colonisation, and institutional discrimination stats you’ll see a trend that reflects lots of groups of people accurately across the world. People don’t commit crime because they are brown or because of their physical phenotypes lol.

  • @chrischen8489
    @chrischen8489 Před 7 dny +88

    Thank Jason and his parents for standing up!

    • @CeeJay2.O
      @CeeJay2.O Před 2 dny +1

      Takes courage to stand up and speak up.

  • @tinaaroha8205
    @tinaaroha8205 Před 8 dny +72

    My thoughts are with the 16-year-old and his family. I'm sorry to hear of such ruthlessness going on in our once was a caring loving country.

  • @gracehowe3692
    @gracehowe3692 Před 3 dny +11

    I feel the heart of the mother. I understand how she's feeling. My son was victim of an unprovoked attack by 4 youth thugs on his way home to catch the bus after school. No one assisted my son; witnesses saw it and did not intervene. How shocking the bus driver did not offer to help the victim this looks really bad for the worker. I hope the victim and his parents will be able to move forward from this terrible incident.Good on that young man for saying we have to help each other.

  • @user-vz6jl5dy9q
    @user-vz6jl5dy9q Před 7 dny +62

    It doesn’t just happen to Asians either, my 20 year old granddaughter was beaten in Queenstown recently, by 6 ‘ladies’ that she didn’t know. Theres been quite a few other people & young children (at school) who have been beaten, that I know too. Something has gone seriously wrong in this country in the last few years. Bullies aren’t held accountable & continue ruining peoples lives.

  • @haydnjames5617
    @haydnjames5617 Před 7 dny +113

    what an honourable young man. Shame on Auckland Transport. I feel ashamed just watching this. Thank you to the gentleman who stepped up and helped

  • @karastone3602
    @karastone3602 Před 5 dny +24

    This young man is brave and articulate. I hope he gets justice.

  • @lianneb7653
    @lianneb7653 Před 8 dny +66

    I am so sorry you and your family have gone through this . Thank you for standing up but please take care

  • @Karl-going-solo
    @Karl-going-solo Před 5 dny +28

    The facts are that public transport is not safe and a people are getting attacked every single day and little or nothing is being done about it. I have been attacked and harassed numerous times on public transport in Melbourne

  • @hsasiata6367
    @hsasiata6367 Před 8 dny +57

    No One deserves this! Who are we as a community not to help when we see incidents start to happen. If someone stood up to her when the heckling began it might have not have escalated

  • @NZview
    @NZview Před 7 dny +34

    Poor lad. He behaved well and no-one helped him.

  • @MVeeP
    @MVeeP Před 7 dny +160

    It was committed by a 40 (ish) year old female Maori.

    • @Margaret-bo3pv
      @Margaret-bo3pv Před 7 dny +57

      Not suprised

    • @Swo882
      @Swo882 Před 7 dny +30

      Probably yelling whenua rangatira while she was at it

    • @VinayakShenoy-dm3re
      @VinayakShenoy-dm3re Před 7 dny +14

      Aren't Maori and Chinese having a common shared history?

    • @harrycullen1643
      @harrycullen1643 Před 7 dny

      ​@@VinayakShenoy-dm3re No.She was just a racist b.

    • @Ken-iz4kf
      @Ken-iz4kf Před 7 dny +16

      ​@@VinayakShenoy-dm3re Come on, dude, not every person's whole personality is based on lesser known anthropological facts.

  • @2natree854
    @2natree854 Před 8 dny +127

    0:26 I hate hearing that this happened in New Zealand. It saddens me . As a Maori, I believe in welcoming our foreign brothers, so sad 😔

    • @sara.cbc92
      @sara.cbc92 Před 8 dny +15

      apparently the woman was 200kg 😲

    • @jackl4739
      @jackl4739 Před 8 dny +17

      Unfortunately, lots similar cases happened in NZ recently , the crime seems to be out of control….

    • @2natree854
      @2natree854 Před 7 dny +2

      @@sara.cbc92 Omgoodness!

    • @user-rn3bb3dj4p
      @user-rn3bb3dj4p Před 7 dny +10

      @@sara.cbc922000000kj of fried chips, wings & rice was put into that punch

    • @monikam9069
      @monikam9069 Před 7 dny

      Don't bee too welcoming. There is over 1 billion of them.. They already took over Canada..realestate, resources, land and even destroyed our families.. Worry about your own people and fight for better lives for them. The Native people in Northern parts of Canada where they own resources, have not "good experience" that is they are still around...

  • @TheWorldIsYourszz
    @TheWorldIsYourszz Před 8 dny +116

    This is sad and one of many reasons why people do not choose public transport over driving their own vehicle to and from their daily routine.

    • @thilakgunaratne3328
      @thilakgunaratne3328 Před 7 dny +1

      Driving own vehicle is dangerous too
      Because they are everywhere in various ways. My children want to start Driving, but I'm............

    • @TheWorldIsYourszz
      @TheWorldIsYourszz Před 7 dny +4

      @thilakgunaratne3328 I understand and agree with you but our children could have other safer alternatives like the ministry of education and schools organize school busses for our children to school and safely back home. I still think most Nz people would use their own vehicle over using public transport. I think it's safer.

    • @nyranstanton203
      @nyranstanton203 Před 7 dny +3

      ive ridden the bus my whole life, never had a problem.

    • @parnamsaini4751
      @parnamsaini4751 Před 7 dny +1

      ​@@thilakgunaratne3328 Really??

    • @hanschmitt4421
      @hanschmitt4421 Před 7 dny +1

      @@nyranstanton203 That's not an argument. Maybe you look to poor to rob, too ugly to sexually assault, too tough to attack? Lmao

  • @tenpattt777
    @tenpattt777 Před 7 dny +38

    Police looking for hard working people giving a ticket

  • @user-el4mn4dm2d
    @user-el4mn4dm2d Před 8 dny +61

    New Zealanders should know better. This is disgusting.

    • @benscheelings7401
      @benscheelings7401 Před 4 dny

      What did you expect from kiwis, a cowardly lot except for the Maoris.

  • @brettwilkinson9529
    @brettwilkinson9529 Před 7 dny +54

    This is the very reason Newshub went bust for not reporting the full story and sharing the finer details of the incident to the public.

    • @stevegilliver5104
      @stevegilliver5104 Před 5 dny +8

      💯 correct. Mainstream NZ news is a very small echo chamber.

  • @marse7092
    @marse7092 Před 7 dny +100

    Even a 6 feet 2 young man gets attacked. How is everyone else supposed to feel safe?! CCTV footage should have been released so the perpetrator can be promptly identified.

    • @Colin_Izer1111
      @Colin_Izer1111 Před 7 dny +37

      It would have been if she had been Caucasian & the media would have been yelling supremacist.

    • @EvilVillianInc
      @EvilVillianInc Před 7 dny +1

      @@Colin_Izer1111lies.

    • @peter-yy5qy
      @peter-yy5qy Před 7 dny +18

      ​​@@Colin_Izer1111Yes, it must be disappointing for the media that they can't have a big cry about those nasty 'pakehas'.

    • @hanschmitt4421
      @hanschmitt4421 Před 7 dny

      The fact they even called it a racist attack is already them giving in lmao. They typically hide the identity/race of these criminals as it could stir up some issues. Imagine if all the ram raiders were white? It'd be such a major talking point, but as we know the overwhelming majority of them are Maori/Poly.

    • @user-jh2sr8bl8v
      @user-jh2sr8bl8v Před 7 dny +10

      ​@peter-yy5qy yep, watch this dissappear from the news cycle real fast.

  • @mate6079
    @mate6079 Před 7 dny +20

    The law is to make bad people suffer, not to make good people feeling afraid to protect themselves.

  • @marco-gg4ux
    @marco-gg4ux Před 8 dny +40

    "The driver did not offer any help" - I'm sorry for your assault. My dad was a bus driver for over 20 years. If you get into a beef with some nut case(s), then they can hang out on your route, which you do for 8 hours a day, many times a week/month, and they will get you in your confined little space while your at the wheel. Conflict resolution courses don't cut it. Transport authorities need well paid security. I'm so relieved dad doesn't drive any more.

    • @VinayakShenoy-dm3re
      @VinayakShenoy-dm3re Před 7 dny

      Poosy

    • @MrTLbear
      @MrTLbear Před 7 dny +1

      I don't think a well paid security can do much. I told a ticket skipper off once and the security told me off for intervene and being too loud in the process.

    • @itsjustweard2328
      @itsjustweard2328 Před 5 dny

      Reley 🙄 what has happened to our world

    • @DaddyBear205
      @DaddyBear205 Před 18 hodinami

      That driver didn’t call anyone! Police or his control!

  • @jasonmacdonald1892
    @jasonmacdonald1892 Před 8 dny +32

    The cops won't do nothing

    • @sara.cbc92
      @sara.cbc92 Před 8 dny +6

      they will issue speeding tickets

    • @livefree7005
      @livefree7005 Před 7 dny +1

      Revenue raising

    • @user-jh2sr8bl8v
      @user-jh2sr8bl8v Před 7 dny +6

      They're only interested if someone fights back against criminals.

  • @YAGEHEaleung
    @YAGEHEaleung Před 7 dny +133

    I am an Asian living in Auckland, and I have encountered a lot of racial discrimination. We Asians tend to be more reserved, but many acts of racial discrimination have reached an unforgivable level. I hope New Zealand can become more inclusive.

    • @xpacmaner23
      @xpacmaner23 Před 7 dny +8

      Auckland is not good.

    • @amethystfeathers7324
      @amethystfeathers7324 Před 7 dny

      I understand what you're saying but Asians have not tried, for the most part, to integrate into NZ society. I live in an area where there are a lot of Asians and frankly they're quite rude. Spitting on pavements, shoving people aside in the supermarket and always talking really loud, right in people's ears non stop. Many don't or won't even speak basic English, they don't employ Kiwis, only Asians and they separate themselves from our communities and have overcrowded our schools, Drs and hospitals. Not immigrants fault but things would improve a lot if the Asian communities showed some gratitude and appreciation, we don't owe you anything but we would love you to integrate.

    • @MG-fr3tn
      @MG-fr3tn Před 7 dny

      ​@@xpacmaner23
      The stupid know how inferior they are.
      Scared to try.

    • @bubblesdelight
      @bubblesdelight Před 7 dny +12

      ​@@xpacmaner23 I am a Aotearoa Native,I live in Christchurch. I am sorry you have been experiencing discrimination etc, this is not good. I wish you the best for the future and please take care things are getting rough out there .

    • @AirinC-zo9qq
      @AirinC-zo9qq Před 7 dny +12

      I experienced racism while living in Dunedin & everytime visiting Christchurch 😅...and some racist slur at work too (in Auckland)...it does happen but violence is never OK..

  • @das0ul177
    @das0ul177 Před 2 dny +9

    Crazy how nobody did anything except an elderly person 🤦‍♂️

    • @henkmagnetic3103
      @henkmagnetic3103 Před 2 dny

      @das0ul177 - You would have jump in to help in flash. Just an iron bar, was it?

  • @Queensaveeast
    @Queensaveeast Před 6 dny +32

    As an Asian the racism I’ve experienced in NZ are more than all the racism cases I’ve experienced before I came here (I’ve lived in more than 10 countries).

    • @itsjustweard2328
      @itsjustweard2328 Před 5 dny +7

      That's awful and hurts my heart 😞 sorry about your experience

    • @Jeremy-ho3vi
      @Jeremy-ho3vi Před 5 dny +1

      Wouldn't you leave in that case?

    • @Queensaveeast
      @Queensaveeast Před 5 dny +16

      @@Jeremy-ho3vi thank you for your advice. Already left your country, enjoy yourself

    • @Jeremy-ho3vi
      @Jeremy-ho3vi Před 4 dny

      @@Queensaveeast Go live in an Asian Country.
      Then you can stop whining.

    • @durianepicurean
      @durianepicurean Před 4 dny +5

      Really? I'm also Asian and lived in NZ for over 4 years. I have experienced racism there but it was very minimal. I found the kiwi people to be generally welcoming, polite and hospitable.

  • @martynhoward4287
    @martynhoward4287 Před 7 dny +24

    And they want people out of cars and use public transport? Never, just not safe

    • @xHCGxHRTY_SA_
      @xHCGxHRTY_SA_ Před 7 dny

      Whats th diff u gt people now tryna hijack people out there cars

  • @philallen5406
    @philallen5406 Před 8 dny +103

    Do the buses not have cctv on board to identify the people who do this shit

    • @utuajohnpokipoki7845
      @utuajohnpokipoki7845 Před 8 dny +16

      Yes, they do have cctv on buses

    • @logicalanswer3529
      @logicalanswer3529 Před 8 dny +41

      Yes. So now you know why they do not want to show it.

    • @philallen5406
      @philallen5406 Před 7 dny +21

      @@utuajohnpokipoki7845 So the police should be able to track the person through their bus pass details when tagging off and on at that time??

    • @Colin_Izer1111
      @Colin_Izer1111 Před 7 dny

      @@logicalanswer3529 Because it goes against the narrative. If critical race theory has taught us anything, it's that some races just can't be racist, you know if they're an oppressed race. Maybe the race of this women goes against the media narrative. Just sayin.

    • @Kult365
      @Kult365 Před 7 dny

      ​@@logicalanswer3529you are a racist making racist presumptions 😂

  • @vijayparmar8402
    @vijayparmar8402 Před 8 dny +29

    Unless there is sufficient punishment irrespective of there age it will happen again and again there should be no excuse of the age

  • @chaaawe
    @chaaawe Před dnem +3

    This is totally unacceptable. This woman need to be arrested and thrown in jail

  • @r.1599
    @r.1599 Před 8 dny +98

    New Zealand is far behind other developed nations when it comes to policing, charging, and punishing stalking, harassment, hate crimes, assaults, and that assault starting with "r" that CZcams doesn't allow you to mention in the comments. I currently live in Canada and have been blown away by the lack of tolerance of these crimes in this country compared to NZ. If this had happened in the city I currently live in, the police would have posted the woman's CCTV pictures all over TV and social media, and by now she would be in custody and facing some heavy charges.
    NZ has far to go when it comes to the 'Protect' bit of 'Serve & Protect'.

    • @bluemoon5662
      @bluemoon5662 Před 7 dny

      It's the same in Australia and the UK --- can't mention or show any description of the perpetrator except for what they were wearing, usually a black hoodie and jeans. They forget that people can change their clothes in about 10 seconds flat but they can't change their height, build, race and in some instances, nationality, very easily.
      The police and the media treat the general public as stupid fools.

    • @MG-fr3tn
      @MG-fr3tn Před 7 dny +1

      It's a junket feeding itself.

    • @genghis4789
      @genghis4789 Před 7 dny

      Haha your 💯 correct My country hates everybody thats not black or brown dont believe what you watch about nz on tv. Hahah leave my country alone for all my maori people okay. Its not a tourism spot to come an hang out.. Im maori believe me... We are about 85% racist

    • @MrTLbear
      @MrTLbear Před 7 dny +3

      if you don't live in NZ, how do you know for the fact that NZ is behind other nations? How do you know the female was not charged? There is privacy law in NZ, which dictates the bus company's action about releasing the footages which including others in the bus. Does Canada don't run on a basic law concept that no one is guilty until proven in court? I understand in this case, it may seem straight forward, but if that's the law says, what right has TV and social media had to expose people who may have been charged, but yet to be convicted? My believe is that your understanding of law if quite far behind to common New Zealanders who living in in NZ which you described as 'far behind other developed nations'.

    • @tessiesison7765
      @tessiesison7765 Před 7 dny +3

      The problem here in NZ is the lack of Police visibility. Maybe they're just busy responding to domestic violence😢

  • @nnyv0040
    @nnyv0040 Před 7 dny +12

    I'm so sorry Jason - I hope you feel safer over time. So glad you're standing up and taking this to the next step! We need to do better. Thank you to the elderly man who stood up!

  • @drkimble7315
    @drkimble7315 Před 3 dny +6

    She deserves at least a year in jail for that. Straight to remand until sentencing.

    • @henkmagnetic3103
      @henkmagnetic3103 Před 2 dny

      @drkimble7315 - Too expensive, we'll trust them not to misbehave again.

  • @AndinoKiwi
    @AndinoKiwi Před 7 dny +32

    In August 2022 I was assaulted on a bus in Wellington by a 16 year old boy after I asked him to start swearing. He started to viciously punch me and kick me. I was old enough to be this boy's father, but that didn't seem to bother him. I have a few years of martial arts experience, but decided not to retaliate, as I didn't want to get in legal trouble. I just kept my guard up. Something that I found very upsetting is that no one intervened, just like in this case with this young man. The driver didn't do anything in my case either. The boy continued to punch me and kick me after we got off the bus. He only stopped after his leg got really sore from all the kicking. I, on the other hand, had just some minor bruises. I then called the police, and, when they finally came, the boy ran off. They eventually found them, but they couldn't arrest him, as he was a minor. After a few months and a couple of Youth Justice Conferences, he was let go pretty without having to face any real consequences for his actions.

  • @jahmulugu4425
    @jahmulugu4425 Před 8 dny +33

    This makes me very sad. Sorry young man, I'm glad u ok n thank u for speaking out. These crimes are like a plague when they get hold of a country, I do truly hope that NZ will not allow it self to fall to these levels. It takes us guys. Let's be kind to one another and strong at defending the very values that made NZ a Safe, Secure and a Land of people of Hope for good towards one another and ourselves.

  • @Mkrfan2013
    @Mkrfan2013 Před 5 dny +8

    All the other people in the bus not even the bus driver helped and just watched the attack 😡😡😡😡

  • @Taecoconut
    @Taecoconut Před 4 dny +7

    I’m Asian Australian and the racism I’ve experienced on public transport the bus driver and fellow passengers always stepped up for me. It’s terrible that the only person who stepped up was an old man. TERRIBLE

  • @ghtwghtw7197
    @ghtwghtw7197 Před dnem +4

    As an Asian living in nz for over 10 yrs. No shortage of racist especially on friday nights

  • @logicalanswer3529
    @logicalanswer3529 Před 8 dny +77

    No full description of the attackers means exactly what you think it does as to who are responsible.

  • @adylewis9206
    @adylewis9206 Před 8 dny +28

    Disgusting 😢

  • @gedforcey
    @gedforcey Před 7 dny +14

    Sorry bro, when you stop the public from lawfully protecting themselves this is what you get. Good lad thankyou for speaking up.

  • @Mary.Quantum426
    @Mary.Quantum426 Před 8 dny +59

    Once again, we are not permitted to speculate, but we will use our right of free speech, free thoughts and free ideas, and we will speculate all we like, and 99% of the time our speculation is spot on!

    • @TheDawntide
      @TheDawntide Před 5 dny

      Your "speculation" is your racism and you are no better than the person who hurt this boy.

    • @Mary.Quantum426
      @Mary.Quantum426 Před 5 dny +4

      @@TheDawntide You've missed the point Mr/Mrs Righteous. This victim and his parents were so obviously coached on what to say and what not to say, and this is a classic example of the beginning of the removal of our right to free speech, and our right to be told the truth via the authorities and the media. Instead we get feeble attempts at cover-ups.

    • @booga106
      @booga106 Před 2 dny

      @@Mary.Quantum426 If you have evidence for your assertions, which seem right out of left field, you should definitely put it out there. If not you just have baseless speculation which seems to have no purpose.

  • @robertdecke3158
    @robertdecke3158 Před 7 dny +67

    Many articles i read on this wouldn't ever describe the attacker as a woman. Let alone a maori. If it were a white man, they would've given a full description so we could find out who he is. Yet here we are not having a clue to recognize the attacker and bring them to justice.

    • @zweed69
      @zweed69 Před 7 dny +4

      @@charlieb9064 not in the good old days, I hear its why they had to pull the pin on crime watch it was getting too reeeeecist

    • @EvilVillianInc
      @EvilVillianInc Před 7 dny +2

      @@charlieb9064lol. You’re full of it mate. They do it all the time. Drama queen much 😂

    • @EvilVillianInc
      @EvilVillianInc Před 7 dny +1

      Let the police do their job. If they need our help finding her then they will ask. Your baseless statement is unhelpful

    • @robertdecke3158
      @robertdecke3158 Před 7 dny

      ​@@EvilVillianIncall us new Zealanders feel ashamed and disgusted by this racist behavior. Maori racist are very dangerous. It time this country has a conversation, that's all I'm saying.

    • @user-jh2sr8bl8v
      @user-jh2sr8bl8v Před 7 dny +6

      ​@EvilVillianInc no they don't lol. You're frothing all over these comments desperately trying to protect the attacker.

  • @mathias7777777777777
    @mathias7777777777777 Před 8 dny +24

    If the police do not act the good common people will. The lawless will fear the people.

    • @richardkong4387
      @richardkong4387 Před 7 dny +3

      100 percent.

    • @hanschmitt4421
      @hanschmitt4421 Před 7 dny +1

      yea brother it's us to good people to defend ourselves and the weak

    • @user-jh2sr8bl8v
      @user-jh2sr8bl8v Před 7 dny

      Good people? Lawless fearing the people?
      All that's considered "racist" now and has been outlawed.

    • @comment1984
      @comment1984 Před 2 dny +1

      Are "the people" the same ones that were on the bus and did nothing to help?

    • @kazzana9013
      @kazzana9013 Před dnem +1

      Agreed, we need to support real men, not try and feminize them.

  • @mikimoto99
    @mikimoto99 Před 7 dny +12

    What I find slightly ironic, is the fact that Polynesians originally travelled to the South Pacific from Asia ( Formosa to be exact). Why they choose to be racist to Asians is a mystery.

    • @Colin_Izer1111
      @Colin_Izer1111 Před 7 dny +12

      because they have been taught to wallow in a victimhood mentality which a) Has no basis in reality... and B) Prevents them from making anything of their lives.

    • @JamesChatting
      @JamesChatting Před 2 dny

      Because they listen to hip hop

    • @ThePatriot-gm1fg
      @ThePatriot-gm1fg Před 23 hodinami

      That's a most absurd analogy. They're NOT the same people as Asians are!! Duh!!!

  • @eternallylucky
    @eternallylucky Před 5 dny +7

    The police force in uk, Australia, canada and usa are pathetic

  • @delinquentinparadise
    @delinquentinparadise Před 8 dny +92

    This happens when racist verbal attacks by Māori and others are allowed to happen in our Parliament and not stopped by the Speaker. And P.M. Luxon is no better because he refuses to deal with racist Bias on out TV by failing to understand that the Majority in this country are entitled to a balanced and politically unbiased Public Broadcaster who’s obligation is to the Majority of New Zealanders and not a vociferous Minority.

    • @etuatehuhane7447
      @etuatehuhane7447 Před 8 dny +15

      Mate , can't you here yourself? Your sentence are racist by itself

    • @dominicliner1609
      @dominicliner1609 Před 8 dny +3

      Race got nothing to do with this crime.

    • @Carte-Blanche-NZ
      @Carte-Blanche-NZ Před 8 dny +6

      Absolute rubbish! You will say racial bias for any discussion. Perhaps we should be lifting everyone up in NZ and not deluding ourselves that disaffected cultures need more help.

    • @Colin_Izer1111
      @Colin_Izer1111 Před 8 dny +9

      @@etuatehuhane7447 Hear, not here. Nothing racist about that comment.

    • @MVeeP
      @MVeeP Před 8 dny +6

      This attack has nothing to do with Parliament, its all to do with what people watch, the company they keep, and the things they believe in. Simple.

  • @CaineOs
    @CaineOs Před 7 dny +11

    Sorry that happened to you man, be safe.

  • @robertabray4890
    @robertabray4890 Před 7 dny +10

    So sorry Jason this has happened to you pleased you and your parents have bravely spoken out.
    Many thanks to the person who helped you in your time of need.
    Wish you all the best for the future lets hope the police find this disgraceful person who did this to you.

  • @RealLadyK
    @RealLadyK Před 4 dny +6

    Not as bad as here in the USA....People are often murdered on our buses and subways. Yesterday, a very nice Filipino woman in San Francisco was murdered because she was pushed down into the subway train track. His mother is crying so much already when his son is safe. An old lady from New Zealand was murdered outside a bookstore in a very upscale neighborhood in California just a couple days ago. Now his husband has to return to NZ without his wife. So sad. NZ is still pretty safe compared to America.

  • @evelyntarawa7140
    @evelyntarawa7140 Před 6 dny +6

    Everyone should be treated equal
    Look at his mother she feels it

  • @christopherwatkins9729
    @christopherwatkins9729 Před 8 dny +17

    The only 'positives' in this situation are the mature attitude and response of the boy and his parents... 'Bravo' to whomever assisted the boy... The person that inflicted this attack and harm on the boy should fall on their knees and beg forgiveness from this family, which I doubt they will have the courage to do. Failing an appeal for forgiveness (?) I hope the attacker has a good mirror to look into every day, of their remaining life and become fearful of the image of the 'beast' they see reflected back at themselves. (Male or Female). It is the attacker that will have the nightmares in their sleep, of whom, they truly have become, a 'non-human' being. God will meet with them one day, when they least expect it... "What you sow, you shall reap"...

  • @joanneineson9516
    @joanneineson9516 Před 5 dny +4

    I am so sad and angry this has happened to you - it shouldn’t have happened to you at all. I am so sick of the pathetic law in this country that allows this criminal behaviour.

  • @user-jk6zd2xh2e
    @user-jk6zd2xh2e Před 8 dny +13

    We need tougher law please!!

  • @Sahuses
    @Sahuses Před 7 dny +7

    I took the bus two weeks ago and it was a breeze but for him to be a victim of this is so sad. Nobody let alone somebody as young as him should ever have to live with this or even go through it. I truly hope she pays the price for her consequences and if she gets a slap on the wrist then this system is and will forever be fugged up.

  • @EastKing89
    @EastKing89 Před 8 dny +20

    Bullies will get theirs fam. Stay strong

    • @Hjing2655
      @Hjing2655 Před 7 dny +3

      No in this case they dont. Because the attack is a Maori. They are always correct. End.

    • @EastKing89
      @EastKing89 Před 7 dny +2

      @@Hjing2655 idc if your a Maori if your a bully around me it will be addressed ASAP and accordingly. But thats how I roll anyway.

    • @EvilVillianInc
      @EvilVillianInc Před 7 dny +1

      @@Hjing2655nah it was done by a European with a bit of Māori heritage. Get it right.

    • @hanschmitt4421
      @hanschmitt4421 Před 7 dny

      @@EastKing89 good to see people like you out there. ever since i was a victim i have defended everyone i seen being attacked in person, they are mad cowards these bullies

    • @EastKing89
      @EastKing89 Před 7 dny

      @@hanschmitt4421 sorry to hear. Bullies come in all forms stay safe

  • @grahambull846
    @grahambull846 Před 7 dny +8

    I feel sorry for the young man and his family. Why did only one person come to his help? Shame on them. The person who did should be honoured. The bus driver should be dismissed he did nothing. He could have kept the door closed.The woman should have been held or followed. The bus company and police need to do something about this. We are waiting.

    • @user-jh2sr8bl8v
      @user-jh2sr8bl8v Před 7 dny

      Touch an attacker and the police consider you a worse criminal them them.

  • @damianmccrea8259
    @damianmccrea8259 Před 8 dny +13

    When crime gets worse an the baddies only get a slap on the hand better watch out for rise in vigilantes

  • @joylove8693
    @joylove8693 Před 5 dny +3

    This violence incident damages NZ's reputation, this horrible behaviour is totally unacceptable and it cannot be tolerated.

  • @jackanderson13k
    @jackanderson13k Před 8 dny +16

    Man this is sad sorry our Chinese Asian community

    • @sara.cbc92
      @sara.cbc92 Před 8 dny

      these 'China' folks weren't born and bred here unlike Bic Runga. they lack societal awareness and often go against NZ cultural norms.

    • @jackielone1035
      @jackielone1035 Před 6 dny +1

      Tip of the iceberg

    • @jackanderson13k
      @jackanderson13k Před 5 dny +1

      What does that mean?

  • @MrBrandomized
    @MrBrandomized Před 8 dny +19

    exactly!!!! if you are a strong health male and dont step in when you see wrong doing happening you need to take a hard look at yourself!!!

    • @WamSUBNZ
      @WamSUBNZ Před 8 dny +8

      Last time I tried to step in the police threatened to charge me, so that why we dont.

    • @MrBrandomized
      @MrBrandomized Před 8 dny +4

      @@WamSUBNZ if the police are already there then they should be sorting it out?!? i have pushed trolley over when some ladies were trying to steal food from supermarket and was thanked by security. defending someone that is been attacked the police will never tell you not to do

    • @multitablez7825
      @multitablez7825 Před 8 dny +8

      I am not risking my life over someone's phone or wallet. If someone is getting attacked then i could maybe, but not risking my life for words or items. Also, i will be charged worse than the criminal. So why should i step in?

    • @WamSUBNZ
      @WamSUBNZ Před 8 dny +1

      @@MrBrandomized that's 2 of us now with the same thing, so you got a retort?

    • @MrBrandomized
      @MrBrandomized Před 8 dny

      @WamSUBNZ @@multitablez7825 this kid was attacked for no reason, if you dont stand up and support that person you are a coward!!!

  • @KingsCrossVIP
    @KingsCrossVIP Před 7 dny +9

    omg poor kid he is only 16 im so happy he is safe. you have a great future ahead young man. If I was there I would have helped him... learn to defend yourselves kids - nz if full of mental health drug addicts

  • @liamporter6243
    @liamporter6243 Před 7 dny +8

    Why does it seem that some Maori have trouble with Indians and Chinese people? Like a tangent with no clear cause. One lady told me not to go to a certain dairy because the owners were Indian. I was not sure why this would matter? You would think that as victims of racism, you would understand other cultures? Could it be that they are taking their minority position in some strange way? I wonder why NZ has so much family violence and gang related stuff. What is the cause of it and why is it so unique to NZ?

    • @user-jh2sr8bl8v
      @user-jh2sr8bl8v Před 7 dny +7

      Racial supremacists, especially those encouraged and rewarded by those in power and totally disassociated from any form of racism (losing a war and not having ultimate power isnt racism) as Maori often are, usually have a problem with anyone who isn't them.

    • @liamporter6243
      @liamporter6243 Před 7 dny +2

      @@user-jh2sr8bl8v I have many Maori friends and in general they are not racist with me (a Pakeha), but for some reason I do not understand, they all seem to have a natural resentment towards Chinese and Indians. I agree that racism is not really the issue. Is it something to do with other minorities taking their place, by becoming more numerous as a percentage of the population? There was an interesting genealogy study with Winston Peters of all people, and it showed an Asian/Indian/Polynesian heritage for Maori. Many Maori words are similar to these languages, and also the symbols like river spirits, hair pins, temple/Marae design, and more are very similar to Asia.

    • @JWaititi
      @JWaititi Před 7 dny

      ​@liamporter6243 that's because you've no doubt been conditioned since birth to stay "in your place" as a pakeha.
      Mention the slaughter of the innocents on HMS Boyd and watch your friends go into a frenzy of denial or outright abuse.

    • @silverianjannvs5315
      @silverianjannvs5315 Před 2 dny

      Indian business owners are well known for their dirty business tactics...

  • @marco-gg4ux
    @marco-gg4ux Před 8 dny +31

    The Greens want us all on public transport, but I lost count of the amount of times Iv'e seen violence and threats on public transport.....all in confined spaces so its impossible to run away. I love my car.

    • @rubennaidoo3939
      @rubennaidoo3939 Před 8 dny

      🖕the greens.

    • @hanschmitt4421
      @hanschmitt4421 Před 7 dny +2

      Like i've been saying for 10 or 15 years, criminals love you to be on public transport. Hilarious how Puhinui got a new flash station but a literal 1 minute walk away it's dark alleyways and bushes LMAO

  • @peteryeung111
    @peteryeung111 Před 2 dny +1

    This young man is very well spoken, and will have a bright future.
    He will recover physically, and hopefully soon, psychologically.

  • @0.1.feb.
    @0.1.feb. Před dnem +2

    That perpetrator should be deported to the Gaza Strip!

  • @user-es5rp1mm8c
    @user-es5rp1mm8c Před 8 dny +31

    😢 This is so sad and cruel. Nobody in nz should hurt someone else in public they dont know and just because their culture. Think about Mana nz because this is not the kiwi way periodtt!!🤦💯

  • @jameshamana
    @jameshamana Před 7 dny +45

    This is where jacindas 'kindness' experiment lead us. Rampant crime and weak to no implications

    • @MG-fr3tn
      @MG-fr3tn Před 7 dny

      She was stupid not to see her
      Bubble

    • @EvilVillianInc
      @EvilVillianInc Před 7 dny +5

      It’s been this way since forever. Jacinda live rent free in your mind.

    • @EvilVillianInc
      @EvilVillianInc Před 7 dny +2

      She lives rent free in your mind 😂

    • @hanschmitt4421
      @hanschmitt4421 Před 7 dny +5

      @@EvilVillianInc no shit she's on our mind soon as she showed up with weaker policies on crime we connected the dots. control your auntie bro

    • @EvilVillianInc
      @EvilVillianInc Před 7 dny +1

      @@hanschmitt4421 Have you been living under a rock? It’s been like this since for a long time before Jacinda . Years before she took power lol. You and your goldfish memory haha

  • @brianwhetton9621
    @brianwhetton9621 Před 7 dny +10

    The government must act to change the law. No name suppression for acts of VIOLENCE, no matter what age the perpetrator is.& give the DETENTION at a govt. facility. The policy on VIOLENCE must be;
    NO EXCUSES: NO TOLERANCE :NO MERCY

  • @arohataimai2161
    @arohataimai2161 Před 7 dny +4

    😢😢😢 this is horrific. He’s just a kid, he should be able to catch the bus to school safely 😢😢😢

  • @AlofaPili
    @AlofaPili Před 8 dny +14

    WHY ARE PEOPLE LIKE THAT TO CHINESE AND OTHER CULTURES ITS NOT GOOD HOW ARE PEOPLE TO BE SAFE AND GET TO THERE DESTINATION N NOT BE SCARED 😢😢😢😢😢

    • @mearip6116
      @mearip6116 Před 5 dny

      its not only chinese its other ethnic groups...last time was a Muslim girl 🤦‍♀️

  • @macunion1225
    @macunion1225 Před 7 dny +8

    this news article is shit and incomplete , where is the in depth description of the offender ?

  • @user-qb5qx5dj1o
    @user-qb5qx5dj1o Před 2 dny +2

    Vote this guys dad for pm of nz. How rational, empathic, and sensible. And jason is an excellent example of a responsible, kind, and upstanding teenage kiwi.
    We need more influence like this. Our western culture has moved from kindness, goodness, and progress, into violence and division. Truly a Class act my brother.

  • @t.t6191
    @t.t6191 Před 7 dny +8

    If a person is just minding thier own business catching a bus to go somewhere you ain't got no right to lay your hands on anyone. The bus driver should've helped that to me is just common decency. I would've stood up for you. That's so unprofessional from the bus company. In Australia this guy would be suing that bus company 😂

  • @razbishara6491
    @razbishara6491 Před 7 dny +8

    Well done Jason!..Good on you!…Hope you get better as soon as possible!…Great Stand up Speech!100% correct,I hope someone does help next time!

  • @anafilipo9613
    @anafilipo9613 Před 5 dny +3

    that woman should put in jail

  • @Critical-Of_Thought
    @Critical-Of_Thought Před 4 dny +1

    Poor mum looks inconsolable 😢 I hope the community pulls around you and makes you feel safe again 🙏🏻💔

  • @Helena_Zee
    @Helena_Zee Před 7 dny +10

    Vile NZ racism

    • @hanschmitt4421
      @hanschmitt4421 Před 7 dny +2

      Maori* don't group literally every other race that seems to get along well

  • @shoonyah
    @shoonyah Před 8 dny +7

    Terribly sad.

  • @MrJacksuper
    @MrJacksuper Před 6 dny +4

    This is unacceptable beyond belief! This is not Aotearoa New Zealand is known for! We are a peace loving country! we must stand together to denounce this demonic behaviour! Hurting fellow human is inhuman!

  • @4Kandlez
    @4Kandlez Před 3 dny +2

    How are laws going to stop a nutcase attacking someone on the bus?

  • @elvishassassin1
    @elvishassassin1 Před dnem +1

    The bus driver was a coward. Not only did he let the attacker on the bus while she was holding a metal rod, he also let the attacker off after the attack and allowed her to escape (despite pleas from other passengers to lock the bus doors). Bloody useless. The bus driver was negligent and should face disciplinary action for his/her behaviour.

  • @spareroomview9195
    @spareroomview9195 Před 7 dny +6

    There should be a way of identifying the attacker. Looking forward to an update on this incident from the police or media.

  • @user-ww6ue2nw6k
    @user-ww6ue2nw6k Před 7 dny +5

    No matter what nationally someone can help the poor boy.that is so not fair. Who she thinks she is.😡

  • @PureMagick
    @PureMagick Před 5 dny +2

    This is so VERY UNNECCESSARY! These people should be charged and locked up for a long time to think about what they did! 💜💜 ITS UNACEPTABLE!

  • @FreshHamo
    @FreshHamo Před 6 dny +3

    The hidden side of New Zealand! This is definitely NOT the first time and sadly will NOT be the last time!!! It’s just the first time it has got media coverage! Migrants and minority communities have been targeted for years of all ages!!! This shouldn’t even be happening but the crazy thing is that their are still implicit bias/ small minded attitudes here in our own backyard that reveals how ignorant and lack of kindness within our so-called ‘multi-cultural society!!! Kia Kaha to this family and their community!!! If we do not stand against such behavior, we are on a slippery slope to destruction!!!

  • @leelee9106
    @leelee9106 Před 8 dny +23

    I am a 25 year emigrant of NZ. There is wholly insufficient protection for emigrants in NZ who are victims of racist statements and actions. I emphasize and feel huge sympathy for the victim in this case. Sadly this blow over until the next incident. All emigrants need to get together under the umbrella of protesting for our human and legal rights to be upheld in NZ. We have much right as every Kiwi to be in NZ!!! Most emigrants I know also contribute much more to the economy of this country than Kiwi's do.

    • @sara.cbc92
      @sara.cbc92 Před 8 dny +5

      - We have much right as every Kiwi to be in NZ
      On paper yes.
      - Most emigrants I know also contribute much more to the economy of this country than Kiwi's do.
      Proof?

    • @richardkong4387
      @richardkong4387 Před 7 dny +1

      Maybe its time we are allowed to arm ourselves. Since the cops cannot protect us, let us defend ourselves with whatever means.

    • @JRTIGER07
      @JRTIGER07 Před 7 dny +4

      Don't let this incident affect the Way you see this Country...Only a few Spoil it for the Rest of us Who respect all Ethnicity and Cultures in this Nation 🙏

    • @karenrhodes9973
      @karenrhodes9973 Před 7 dny +9

      @@sara.cbc92 There are many hard workers in NZ who are not immigrants. That statement in itself could be considered racist?

    • @amethystfeathers7324
      @amethystfeathers7324 Před 7 dny +8

      Unfortunately your comment is entirely inappropriate. Kiwis have built the whole infrastructure of this country and everything you benefit from. Our ancestors fought for Britain to protect our freedom and free speech, many lost their lives. Immigrants have done none of that. It's an immigrant's job to integrate and add value to a country that they CHOOSE to live and it's a privilege for an immigrant to be allowed to live in another country. Your comment is anti Kiwi and offensive. I speak myself as an immigrant to New Zealand. Check your superior attitude.