Russia Today reporter robbed by "youths" in Baltimore

[DFF]

She had it coming. After all what's a Russian doing in Baltimore, anyway?

 

[Todd]

Baltimore's a tough town. You got to watch yourself leaving an Orioles game....

 

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

WTF? Looks like the lice were sort of giving the woman a hard time. Can't exactly tell though.

But yeah, this won't be covered on libtard news.

 

[heavenlyboy34]

Just so ya know, when she yells at them "sooka!", it means "bitch" (сука). The rest was rather garbled and difficult to understand.

 

[GunnyFreedom]

Frelling brilliant. There is no more assured way to make sure that the news coverage of your protest is totally negative, then to do felonies against the reporters covering it. For heaven's sake. "The world don't hate us enough yet, let's go around and do jacked up shyt that will convince people to become racist." wtf. I have less than zero sympathy for the animals in this video.

 

[juleswin]

So you know, when she yells "rebyata, rebyata" shes saying bad guy

 

[heavenlyboy34]

So you know, when she yells "rebyata, rebyata" shes saying bad guy

I've never heard it used that way. Where'd you hear that? Always nice to learn more slang. (The literal meaning of rebyata is "children")

 

[juleswin]

I've never heard it used that way. Where'd you hear that? Always nice to learn more slang. (The literal meaning of rebyata is "children")

From the game Battle field 4. When you are playing as a Russian soldier, he says "Plohiye rebyata! rebyata!!" what you say when you spot an enemy player. People on team tell me it means Bad guy

 

[CaptUSA]

Just imagine for a minute what the US would do if one of our reporters was covering civil unrest in another country and this happened...

Does this mean the KGB will overthrow Obama, now? And call it "liberation"?

 

[invisible]

She had it coming. After all what's a Russian doing in Baltimore, anyway?

Actually, Baltimore has a significantly large population of Russian jews.

Reporters are also being attacked by the cops:

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/ma...bs-md-protest-journalists-20150426-story.html

A photographer for Reuters was detained and another for the Baltimore City Paper was thrown to the ground by Baltimore Police officers while covering protests over police brutality late Saturday, they said.

J.M. Giordano, the photo editor at City Paper, said he was hit in the head with multiple police shields had his "face pretty much smushed down on the ground," and sustained multiple bruises after several officers rushed at him as he shot pictures.

"They just took me down," he said.

 

[heavenlyboy34]

From the game Battle field 4. When you are playing as a Russian soldier, he says "Plohiye rebyata! rebyata!!" what you say when you spot an enemy player. People on team tell me it means Bad guy

Well, it's true that "plohiye" (плохые) means "bad"(describing a plural subject or object)...interesting usage indeed. Thnx. ~hugs~

 

[alucard13mm]

From the game Battle field 4. When you are playing as a Russian soldier, he says "Plohiye rebyata! rebyata!!" what you say when you spot an enemy player. People on team tell me it means Bad guy

I remember gaming helped me on the SATs lol. I remember the words Erudite and Acolyte appeared on the SAT and I knew what they were. of course ... it didnt help me on teh rest of the SAT lol.

 

[DFF]

Actually, Baltimore has a significantly large population of Russian jews.

Reporters are also being attacked by the cops:

I was anything but serious when I suggested the reporter had it coming. Hence the wink.

 

[William Tell]

Those youths are something else.

 

[Sola_Fide]

I rode the train in downtown Baltimore one time. It was quite an experience for this white guy who grew up on a farm in Indiana

 

[fr33]

Dey dindu nuffin. Dey been goin to church and tryin to get dey livez togetha.

 

[aGameOfThrones]

They are actually pretty good kids, just a bit misunderstood.

 

[presence]

I've never heard it used that way. Where'd you hear that? Always nice to learn more slang. (The literal meaning of rebyata is "children")

As it was used during WWII I think "kids" might be best translation; but "kids" with a slight air of alpha maleness and with a meaning of "buddies" or "guys"; not literally young "children"; albeit young soldiers.

"Incoming enemy fire kids [rebyata]... take cover"

my familiarity is w/ WWII history

 

[2young2vote]

I rode the train in downtown Baltimore one time. It was quite an experience for this white guy who grew up on a farm in Indiana

So, how rrrracist were you towards the minorities there?

 

[Sola_Fide]

So, how rrrracist were you towards the minorities there?

I was trying to get out alive, so I just kept to myself.