White lady only wants ‘white doctor' for son at Canadian clinic
- há 7 anos
MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO — An angry white lady was recently caught on video at a Toronto-area walk-in clinic on June 18th, ranting that she needed a white doctor to see her son, who was experiencing chest pains.
According to local media outlet Insauga, the unidentified mother became irritated after she was told by the staff at the clinic that there would not be any “white doctors” available until later in the afternoon.
Multiple patients in the waiting room told the agitated mother to bring her son to the hospital, but she refused. The mother then described a physician whom she tried to see earlier had “brown teeth” and “didn’t speak perfect English”.
While her son had yet to be examined, the woman was heard ranting, “Oh my god, what type of horrible country do I live in?” She then demanded to see a doctor who was actually born in Canada.
The mother then started complaining that patients who were arguing with her were attacking her for being white. She also wanted folks to step away from her “personal bubble.”
Local authorities were dispatched to the clinic to investigate the incident, but no charges were filed against anyone and the woman’s son was eventually examined by a physician.
According to local media outlet Insauga, the unidentified mother became irritated after she was told by the staff at the clinic that there would not be any “white doctors” available until later in the afternoon.
Multiple patients in the waiting room told the agitated mother to bring her son to the hospital, but she refused. The mother then described a physician whom she tried to see earlier had “brown teeth” and “didn’t speak perfect English”.
While her son had yet to be examined, the woman was heard ranting, “Oh my god, what type of horrible country do I live in?” She then demanded to see a doctor who was actually born in Canada.
The mother then started complaining that patients who were arguing with her were attacking her for being white. She also wanted folks to step away from her “personal bubble.”
Local authorities were dispatched to the clinic to investigate the incident, but no charges were filed against anyone and the woman’s son was eventually examined by a physician.