'I have a child to feed too!' Shocking
moment two mothers fight after one 'strips
Target shelves bare of baby formula' in
Massachusetts as shortage spills over
into conflict
Posted By: Ribicon, 5/19/2022 10:03:19 PM
A mother took it upon herself to confront a fellow mom at a Target store as she was filling up her shopping cart up with baby formula. The entire interaction was captured on video and later posted to TikTok as one woman attempted to hold the other to account. Although the woman’s face could not be seen, the contents of a cart were clearly visible with more than 30 bottles of baby formula stashed inside.(Snip)'Look at the shelves,' she continues, noting how they are all completely empty. 'You don't think I need it for my baby too?' The other mother responds in broken English:
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A "migrant" (some variety of Asian, by the accent) buys all of the baby formula, perhaps using benefits provided by US taxpayers, and will probably resell it in her bodega. Out with the old, in with the new. But the empty-handed mom got rid of the Bad Orange Man, and that's what counts.