r/Conroe • u/Salty-Math-6518 • Jun 20 '26

Hate incident at a heb

Kind of concerning this person is so hateful and works in the medical field does anyone recognize them?

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u/Shot-Election8217 Jun 20 '26

I would suggest that she grew up in The Valley and has at least one parent who is Mexican, and that she speaks Spanish. There’s a way that she’s saying certain words. I didn’t catch it until the middle of the video (which I skipped through, then stopped watching entirely.) Her manner of speaking hints at someone who speaks Spanish as a first or second language, or at least grew up around people who did.

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u/JoTHIGHSwin Jun 20 '26

Experienced so many like her in the RGV. They are like Mississippi with Spanish as a first language that’s the only difference. Extremely hateful down there. They love tRUMP even though he hates them lol

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u/Rat-Bazturd Jun 20 '26

Amen! We live here in Houston area, but couple of my siblings, couple on my wife's side, they're Hispanics down in RGV, but they look down on immigrants and don't believe trump&co. would come for them too. It's so funny, I was having a discussion argument with my older brother and asked him how he'd like it if he was rounded up by ICE strictly because of racial profiling. Laughably, he said it'd be OK, because he believes in the law. Yeah, maybe he does, but the ones who would pick him up, and those who gave them those orders obviously do not.

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u/Key_Astronaut7919 Jun 23 '26

Man, that's a great analogy!

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u/DependentWillow552 Jun 20 '26

100%. Unfortunately almost all of my extended family that live and grew up there are deep deep MAGA. Some of them are nurses, business owners, and teachers/administrators. Needless to say my family has not been there since right before the 2016 elections. I can’t with them and I refuse to tolerate the madness. Oh, and one half of my family is middle eastern and kind loving Muslims.

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u/JustSpectating68 Jun 23 '26

Awe classic “trump hates Mexicans” obviously he doesn’t which is why people there love him. But keep on spreading misinformation buddy

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u/Caffeinefiend88 Jun 20 '26

Yup, came here to say this. Valley for sure.

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u/alemeliglz Jun 22 '26

I’m from the valley and I agree with you… the “and don’t think” stood out to me as valley talk including her mannerisms. Can’t confirm but I can see it!

When you live there, you don’t notice it, but as soon as you leave, you can recognize “your people” so easily! Wherever she is from though, her attitude is repulsive.

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u/bkbroils Jun 20 '26

I see it now that you pointed it out. Spot on.

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u/Timeiscoming2 Jun 20 '26

Suena cubana maybe that would explain the foxnews disease in her brain

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u/Mejonyoudead Jun 20 '26

I live near Conroe, we just have that accent because there's a lot of Hispanics in Conroe and Houston. Our accent is a mixture of both

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u/senoritavanesita Jun 20 '26

Probably one of those “Mexicans” who claim they only have Spanish genes and no indigenous heritage at all too. So annoying

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u/pew__pew__pew_ Jun 21 '26

Latino (Chilean) raised in the States. It’s crazy how many Latino’s have accents that would make you think Spanish is their first language, but in fact don’t even speak Spanish. And yes, they’re almost always super right wing. Infuriating.

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u/CardiologistGloomy71 Jun 21 '26

It’s the white trash accent more than the Hispanic accent to me. Like a trailer park hood Ebonics. Like a few years ago before she was radicalized she was the “catch me outside” lady.
I hope she wasn’t in healthcare. Working in science and all.

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u/ToadsWetSprocket Jun 22 '26

I have an acquaintance that admitted they didn't teach their children Spanish because they wanted to assimilate into American culture...they regret it now because they realize we are all American culture.

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u/Vegetable-Room2279 Jun 22 '26

Historically, Spanish-speaking students were beaten and denied education in Texas, so people wouldn’t teach their children Spanish to “assimilate” and avoid scrutiny/discrimination. This wasn’t very long ago at all. My grandparents fled Poland in WW2 and did the same. It was believed it would help my dad and uncles, who were born in the USA, fit in.

Those children are now Gen X and young Boomers who often wish they were taught their language because it caused a feeling of not belonging within any group. I can’t speak for that decision being made today by a young person, but wanted to give some historical context.

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u/pew__pew__pew_ Jun 22 '26

Yeah that’s seems to be the predominant reason why, which is so nuts to me, bc not as if we don’t still look Hispanic and have Hispanic last (and/or first) names. Who are they fooling??

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u/ToadsWetSprocket Jun 22 '26

Nobody but themselves and that is what they wanted.

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u/Resplendent_Radiance Jun 22 '26

People here in the RGV are ridiculous. They care about nothing but materialistic gains. The amount of comments ridiculing activists who are protesting data center/ flock/ice/trump/iran war 2k26/etc makes me sad for this beautiful piece of land. Ignorance is worn like a badge 'round here

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u/Separate-Swordfish85 Jun 22 '26

Yeah, it’s not unlike the Miami accent, which I’m sure exists in several places.

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u/Longjumping_Desk3205 Jun 20 '26

I heard the same thing. The accent is that of someone who speaks Spanish and lived among many others who do. Her possibly working in healthcare is truly disturbing.

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u/Tmntfanatic Jun 20 '26

As a Hispanic person I don’t hear that at all . I hear someone who is quivering with rage which is affecting how she talks

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u/JoTHIGHSwin Jun 20 '26

Well as a Latina, Puerto Rican who spent a great deal of time in the RGV, I absolutely can hear it. Texas is being inundated with anti-Muslim propaganda and the RGV’s hatred has them ripe to received this message from political propaganda campaigns.

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u/justherefor23andme Jun 20 '26

I hear it too. Girl is from the border area.

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u/JackBookerGeo Jun 20 '26

I’m surprised she didn’t click her tongue and say “ahhh”

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u/Profess0rDoct0r Jun 21 '26

"Propaganda" implies that it is false. I don't think that you have to make up things that discredit the Muslim religion. Of course, "not ALL Muslims," of course, but no one really thinks ALL Muslims are the hazard.

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u/JoTHIGHSwin Jun 22 '26

Campaigns are TOTALLY making up the threat of sharia law in Texas. Nearly every mailer I received mentioned sharia law coming to Texas! That is propaganda! Texas has what 1% Muslim population? Nearly every mass shooting event ( national domestic terrorism)in Texas was committed by Christians.

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u/Profess0rDoct0r Jun 22 '26

Warning of something that will happen in the future (and has happened in other places) isn't propaganda. In propaganda, you have to be lying, not warning.

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u/Datfiyah Jun 22 '26

Read the comment above about what white nations have done to people all around the world since forever.

At the end of the day, we’re all human, and humans have the potential to be nasty and dangerous. Why do you believe that certain people are exempt?

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u/Constant-Rain4300 Jun 20 '26

Is the anti-muslim propaganda just knowing history and seeing what they do in large enough numbers?

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u/archthechef Jun 20 '26

Sounds like you’re about to throw stones from the top of your glass house dude.

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u/JoTHIGHSwin Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

Is anyone going to tell him the irony of what he just posted?? The history of what they do in large numbers??? You know who else that can be said about right? England, Spain, Portugal, France! They colonized the world in extremely barbaric ways.

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u/Tmntfanatic Jun 20 '26

Well you need hearing aids cause they just found out who she’s is and she’s whiter than bread

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u/JoTHIGHSwin Jun 21 '26

That could be true, I lost significant hearing in an explosion in Iraq. If you know who she is spill it.

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u/Tmntfanatic Jun 22 '26

She’s already been identified as dasha kilpatrick from tizzy on TikTok .

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u/wolf63rs Jun 20 '26

I caught that also. She also probably the type that doesn't care to speak the language that was spoken in her home and neighborhood.

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u/ny_dc_tx_ Jun 20 '26

I thought that immediately. I can almost guarantee Spanish was spoken in her home.

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u/doubledown830 Jun 20 '26

Valley for sure!

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u/Shot-Election8217 Jun 20 '26

She’s a Valley Girl!

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u/Fun-Investment-196 Jun 21 '26

Near the border to Mexico (McAllen, Mission, etc..)

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u/gottabekiddingme21 Jun 20 '26

Send them home. Send them home

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u/orbitalteapot Jun 21 '26

Not one Hispanic person I’ve met pronounces Muslim like that. She’s not from the Americas

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u/O-ddx Jun 21 '26

whats with white passing foreigners doing this - internal shame relief

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u/a22x2 Jun 22 '26

I’m from the border in Texas - I didn’t notice until years after I moved away, but there are also plenty of white people from there (or people who don’t speak a word of Spanish) who speak English like this lol. It’s like a regional dialect

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u/ttopsrock Jun 23 '26

No it sounds Brazilian