He came off as a man shouting down a woman.
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Yes, Sanders supporters were shouting down speakers of color like Rep.
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Footage of the counter-demonstration mostly shows average citizens shouting down their opponents.
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This is about the defamation of, silencing of, and shouting down of women.
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That's not to say that shouting down a speaker is a good idea.
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Democrats have been shouting down President Donald Trump's executive actions since day one.
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Trump spent a good part of his time on stage shouting down the protesters.
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Instead, shouting down speakers, or even barring them from campus altogether, has become the new normal.
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Thirty-seven percent of college students also said shouting down speakers is acceptable at least sometimes.
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Otherwise, you're just a heckler shouting down the real performers from the safety of the audience.
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But when, on television, people could be heard shouting, "Down with the dictator," the game was up.
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"I'm not a great fan of shouting down people or being rude to people," Bernie Sanders said.
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The outsized power of controversy within the marketplace may be cause to avoid interrupting and shouting down speakers.
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"I think they are shouting down this point because they don't want to hear the truth," Cameron responded.
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But every time Anthony arrives, it sounds like he's delivering a tsk-tsk lecture, shouting down a foe.
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It surfaced on Tumblr in late 2014, shouting down the appropriation of Hindu culture by Coachella-loving white girls.
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In the meantime, school board meetings have turned chaotic, with parents shouting down district officials and calling them liars.
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Namely, too many liberals in power lack the guts to sanction those dedicated to shouting down speakers from the right.
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The incident at Middlebury College eventually turned violent, with protesters shouting down Murray and even putting a professor in the hospital.
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He has taken recently to chastising Black Lives Matter—chiding them for shouting down politicians when they should instead be listening.
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Justin Bieber shows, ecstatic as they may be, are not largely comprised of kids shouting down racism while overtly celebrating their queerness.
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Shouting down arguments by simply saying that "science isn't political" will help no one combat the anti-science Trump administration in office now.
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She's quite clearly a liberal but one who wants to explain her positions and convince you as opposed to shouting down your doubts.
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Bishop Blake is not someone to be found on protest lines or shouting down law enforcement; he tends to advocate through more formal channels.
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It is true that people get thrown out of campaign rallies all the time, mostly because they are shouting down the candidate or being rowdy.
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The meeting started out without incident, but as soon as the rally was mentioned, several residents began shouting down city officials for allowing the Aug.
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SYDNEY — Australia's deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce, has spent most of his career advocating for rural voters and strong families, and shouting down welfare cheats.
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Furthermore, if we're shouting down bands for using specific strategies and theatrical devices to garner attention, how does the rest of the metal universe fit in?
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If you want to strongarm your way through the game, shouting down dragons (really) and cutting through every enemy in your path, that's also an option.
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It's fine to disagree with someone, but you have to actually let them express their opinion, rather than shouting down every outspoken woman in the music industry.
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"I could be doing this all day long," Mr. Trump said happily, after an hour of challenging, cajoling, teasing and shouting down the reporters in the room.
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He made his political fortune shouting down public school teachers and pushing around anyone light enough to move, and only lost when he ran into a bigger bully.
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He became a furious red baiter, shouting "down with Communism!" from the rostrum, although as a Communist prosecutor in the 1980s he convicted opposition leaders under martial law.
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For the past three weeks, Democratic protesters have swarmed Republican town hall events across the country, booing, shouting down and trying to embarrass GOP lawmakers seeking to gut ObamaCare.
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The pre-recorded "Rap History" segment, featuring guest spots from Common and Questlove, had Chance shouting down a Lil Pump avatar called Lil Doo Doo, played by Pete Davidson.
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He also pleaded, perhaps optimistically, that protesters refrain from shouting down or attacking white supremacists, so they would be denied the opportunity to portray themselves as free speech martyrs.
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For one, I'm just a few weeks removed from shouting down complaints about high ticket prices with an argument for the power of the free market, so I should be consistent.
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Here's hoping that in 2018, educated American culture will open up at least somewhat more to the idea that shouting down ideas that tick you off is unsanitary behavior from anyone.
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When the governing model of democratic expression means shouting down and silencing the opposition, we're going to need all the critical words — and images — at high volume that we can get.
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It asks left-wingers to recognize that shouting down right-wing speakers or getting Google engineers fired for "wrongthink" involves the same tactics that they deplore when they're used against progressives.
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And filmmaker Michael Moore was spotted in the gallery above the House floor for the final votes, shouting down friendly remarks to Democrats as they filled out of the chamber afterwards.
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Revolt in the House of Representatives turned raucous overnight, with protesting Democrats shouting down Speaker Paul Ryan's attempts to restore order during a gun-control protest that stretched into its 33th hour.
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Facebook Live videos showed hundreds of people in the city's main square, shouting, "Down with the Makhzen," a word that refers to the political system in Morocco, which is a constitutional monarchy.
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But his application of it to the shouting down of Charles Murray at Middlebury College is misplaced — although no one should defend for a moment the physical confrontation after Mr. Murray's appearance.
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Hundreds of police carrying batons and protective shields formed a barrier between Plahotniuc's house and the crowd, who were shouting "Down with the mafia" and "Power to the people, not to the oligarchs".
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"The people who are trying to stifle speech should not be able to do so by shouting down those who protest or threatening them," said Ira Gottlieb, the attorney representing V.A.'s family.
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Consider 1964, when supporters of Barry Goldwater, the conservative who defeated Nelson Rockefeller to win the Republican nomination, took the second route, shouting down moderate Republicans and pushing through a strictly conservative platform.
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Anderson, 31, has made a concerted effort this year to crank up the volume on his game with more continual vocal exhortations, shouting down his stoic demeanor one "Come on!" at a time.
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Well, Kevin Durant seems to have brought a Costco-sized pack of Wonder Bread to the bridge, because the NBA Finals MVP is out here liberally sprinkling tweets, shouting down the haters this week.
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There's a difference between choosing not to give an elite college speaking platform to a low-merit speaker who favors racial essentialism (reasonable) and shouting down academics who critique certain forms of feminism (counterproductive).
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Footage of marchers shouting "down with the Al Saud" and other anti-government slogans, corroborated by witnesses contacted by Reuters, is circulating on social media along with video clips showing shots fired at armoured cars.
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The acknowledgement was a stunning turnaround from a incident on Thursday when Clinton was filmed vehemently defending the bill, while shouting down at a group of Black Lives Matter activists at an event in Philadelphia.
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If we are a nation that wants to put its elderly, its sick and its disabled on the street, while gilding its corporate class and shouting down the rest of the world, we are truly bankrupt.
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There was so much animosity in the crowd that Trump supporters were indiscriminate with their heckles, Coppins reported, even shouting down Republican politicians who were supporting Trump or speaking to issues core to the Republican platform.
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But it's hard for me to remember any cultural moment quite like this one, with giant high-profile celebrities shouting down critics every week and fans accusing critics of stopping their fun just by writing reviews.
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Scores of Shi'ites in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province marched through Nimr's home district of Qatif shouting "down with the Al Saud", and dozens more gathered in nearby Bahrain, a Sunni-ruled island kingdom allied to Saudi Arabia.
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Scores of Shi'ites in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province marched through Nimr's home district of Qatif shouting "down with the Al Saud", and several hundred gathered in nearby Bahrain, a Sunni-ruled island kingdom allied to Saudi Arabia.
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Last year, several dozen Middlebury College students were disciplined for shouting down the conservative author Charles Murray, who is best known for the 1994 book "The Bell Curve," in which he connected socioeconomic status with race and intelligence.
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A similar scuffle broke out on Tuesday at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, when three Chinese men were filmed shouting down students from Hong Kong at a rally and pushing a young woman to the ground.
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"It's important for people to understand that we want to keep this in the context of reasonable discourse, reasonable debate, and shouting down speakers and throwing chairs in hotel gatherings — those things aren't consistent with reasonable discourse," he added.
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While the cheers and jeers of protesters gathered outside the venue could faintly heard as DeVos spoke, the event avoided the scenes of students shouting down conservative speakers seen at universities around the United States over the past year.
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Her campaign thus far has done a better job of shouting down these electability doubts than of actually addressing them, giving journalists a huge raft of policy to chew on rather than dwelling on her home-state favorability rating.
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The footage, which has been viewed more than 500,000 times since it was posted to Facebook, shows Kamira Trent shouting down Linda Dwire in an aisle of a City Market grocery store in the city of Rifle on Monday afternoon.
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Across blogs, message boards, podcasts, YouTube videos and especially social media feeds, where a Jackson avatar broadcasts one's allegiance, they circulate exhaustive evidence that they view as exonerating for the singer, while shouting down news outlets they consider inaccurate and biased.
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A talk show on the Rossiya 1 television channel on Sunday focused on angry denunciations of Western bullying with guests shouting down one speaker who tried to suggest that Russian officials were themselves to blame because they had let doping go unchecked for so long.
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He was shouting down reporters, reframing the issue, celebrating himself as "the least anti-Semitic person you've ever seen in your entire life," offering variations on the theme of "some of my best friends are Jewish," and reminding us all of his Electoral College victory.
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"Both are deliberately transgressive, breaking through the tedium of politics-as-usual by using vulgar language, insulting and shouting down opponents, adopting simple catchy slogans and making off-color jokes and misogynistic remarks," wrote Alexander Stille, a journalist and author of books on Italy, in The Intercept.
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There is a less painful way out of compulsive behavior, but it involves shouting down a seductive inner voice—an "interloper," as Begley puts it, who tells the afflicted that they have to avoid cracks in the sidewalk or else something terrible will happen to a loved one.
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Zooming out again, it's becoming increasingly clear that the shouting down of points of view on the Internet happens on all sides of the political spectrum – whether it's leftwing campaigners taking up a diversity/feminist/gay rights/etc etc cause, and urging their followers (implicitly or intentionally) to shout down opposing viewpoints.
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DOUG WEAD, FORMER ADVISER TO PRESIDENT GEORGE H.W. BUSH: Yes, I think this is going to look like the German-Russo front in World War II. I think, if you think shouting down Sarah Sanders at a restaurant is uncivil, just wait the next few weeks, because it&aposs not just the Democrats that Donald Trump is going to be taking on.
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At Reed College in Portland, Oregon, Lucia Martinez Valdivia, a gay, mixed-race lecturer with post-traumatic stress disorder, was accused of being "anti-black" because she complained about the aggressive students who stood next to her shouting down her lectures on ancient Greek lesbian poetry (to which the hecklers objected because the poet Sappho would today be considered white).
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"Freedom of thought and speech on the American campus are under attack," Sessions said at Georgetown in September, in a speech that referred to several incidents that have become touchstones for free speech advocates — including the the controversy that erupted at Berkeley when right-wing columnist Ben Shapiro spoke, and the shouting down of The Bell Curve author Charles Murray at Middlebury College last spring.
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But Stacy takes me over and says, "Axl, I want you to meet my friend," and it's loud and she's shouting down at him and he stands up, puts out his hand and says, "Nice to meet you," and I'm like, "It's nice to meet you, I'm a singer, you're a huge influence on me, you've written what I feel is perhaps the best rock record of all time," and I'm babbling and babbling and he's just standing there smiling.
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Dagmar Klein: Shouting down the passage of time: The Spaces & Times of Peter Hammill. Libri Books on Demand 2000.
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Steph notices where Jay has hidden the car keys and she sneaks out, but finds the car's brakes have been cut. Steph calls Toadie and hides the phone once it is connected. Jay hears Toadie shouting down the line and ends the call. Steph lets Charlie leave the cabin on his own in the hope that Toadie finds him.
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A number of activists of the Sudanese Party and of Girifna were arrested in Khartoum North. An activist informed Radio Dabanga that "thunderous demonstrations" started from El Deim popular neighbourhood, led by women shouting "down with the regime". They were surrounded by the security men after Amarat Street was closed. A number of women were arrested.
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Delacroix inspired by the July Revolution In the evening, crowds assembled in the gardens of the Palais-Royal, shouting "Down with the Bourbons!" and "Long live the Charter!". As the police closed off the gardens during the nights, the crowd regrouped in a nearby street, where they shattered streetlamps.Price, pp. 141–142. The next morning, 27 July, police raided and shut down the newspapers that continued to publish (including Le National).
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Media personnel were attacked by enraged people at the site. Police also resorted to aerial firing to disperse people gathered at the shrine so as to clear the area. Scuffles then took place between protesters and police as people demanded that investigations be made on loopholes in the security arrangements. The next day about 2,000 people, some armed, staged protests in the city shouting "Down with Shahbaz Sharif".
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In Brussels, Haynau narrowly escaped mob violence. In London, he was attacked by some draymen from the Barclay & Perkins brewery who threw mud and dung at him and chased him down the Borough High Street, shouting "Down with the Austrian butcher!". When the Italian revolutionary, Giuseppe Garibaldi, visited England in 1864, he insisted on visiting the brewery to thank the draymen. Haynau is buried in St. Leonhard Cemetery in Graz, Austria.
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September 2017 demonstration in Berkeley holds a BAMN sign reading "Full Citizenship Rights For All! Pass the Federal Dream Act Now!" In December 2005, BAMN disrupted a meeting of the Michigan State Board of Canvassers in which the Board voted to put a measure that would prohibit race- based preferential treatment in higher education on the November 2006 ballot. They did so by shouting down officials and overturning chairs and tables.
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The church once had a chancel window said to be a masterpiece of stained glass. During the reign of Oliver Cromwell a local man named Whitton Bush destroyed the window by repeatedly beating it while shouting "Down with the Whore of Babylon!" In 2013, restoration work was carried out on medieval wall paintings discovered at the church in 2008. When layers of limewash were removed, it was found that the topics depicted include the Seven Deadly Sins and Saint George and the Dragon.
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"Starkey's ignorance is hardly work of history". Historians' open letter to The Times Higher Education magazine, August 2011. The letter criticised "[h]is crass generalisations about black culture and white culture as oppositional, monolithic entities demonstrate a failure to grasp the subtleties of race and class that would disgrace a first- year history undergraduate." The letter also criticised his supposed "lack of professionalism" and "some of the worst practices of an academic" in shouting down, belittling, and mocking, opposing views, rather than meeting them with evidence.
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In 1936 he completes the movie version of the Lovagias Ügy, which was the first to spark the opposition of the radical right-wing groups, that were starting a few years before. Protests, shouting "Down with Jewish movies" were held in Budapest, Pécs, Baja, and many premieres were disrupted. As historians believe, the growing number of such revolts were orchestrated from Germany. Kabos slowly becomes the center point of attacks, a condition that fills him with fear and despair, not only for himself, but for his family.
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Williamson, N. The Rough Guide to Bob Dylan, p. 72 In Paris, the French even jeered during Dylan's acoustic set; and during the electric portion, Dylan told his audience, "Don't worry, I'm just as eager to finish and leave as you are." The final two nights at the Royal Albert Hall in London saw the biggest walkouts of the tour, but there was some support, as The Beatles were in the audience, shouting down the hecklers. George Harrison denounced the angry fans as "idiots".
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On 28 December 1980, the anti-abortion NGO "Ärzte für das Leben" (Physicians for Life) organised a religious service and a march to the surgery of a doctor who carried out abortions in Stadl-Paura. A number of counter-demonstrators disrupted the march to the hillside by mingling with the marchers and shouting down their recitation. At the end of the ceremony, special riot-control units – which had until then been standing by – formed a cordon between the opposing groups.ECHR judgment in case 10126/82, Paras.
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William Caldwell told journalists in Baghdad that after "physical control" of Saddam was given to the Iraqi government, "the multinational force had absolutely no direct involvement with [the execution] whatsoever." There were no U.S. representatives present in the execution chamber. Reports circulated that Saddam's behavior was "submissive" and that he was carrying the Qur'an he had been keeping with him throughout his trial before his execution. Al- Rubaie, who was a witness to Saddam's execution, described Saddam as repeatedly shouting "down with the invaders".
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Roger, astounded that his asi would abandon him at a time like this leaps onto the Lemmaran ship after him followed by Dogzard. Between the three of them, the surviving prisoners are protected from the Lemmar trying to kill them. Pahner, however, is furious that Roger broke his promise not to put himself out on a limb and boards the Lemmaran ship to castigate him while Denat does the same for Cord. Roger, after shouting down everybody yelling at him first demands that Cord explain why he jumped over in the first place.
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When Dr Baldwin called the meeting to order, Jarvis led an Orange Tory mob, which tore a fence apart, and began beating the defenseless crowd. Jarvis led a charge on the wagon on which Baldwin and Francis Hincks were perched, shouting "Down with them! Down with them!" The meeting broke up, but not before a nineteen-year-old member of the Children of Peace, David Leppard, was struck in the temple with a rock with such force that he was knocked from his wagon; he was to die soon after.
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The gendarmes were becoming reluctant to repel the masses of protesters, instead many policemen began joining the crowds, shouting: "Down with the War!" Once, while Grand Duchess Xenia's automobile drove through the streets of Petrograd, a group of street kids chased the car and pelted it with snowballs, yelling, "Down with the filthy bourgeoisie!" On the night of December 16, a group of men led by Prince Felix Yusupov murdered Rasputin in an attempt to free Russia from his mysterious influence. Profoundly shaken by his death, the Tsar and his family retreated into seclusion.
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The seemingly ironic fact that a Jewish association advocated loyalty to the Nazi programme gave rise to a contemporary joke about Naumann and his followers ending their meeting by giving the Nazi salute and shouting "Down With Us!". Anonymous review of Robert Gessner's book Some of My Best Friends Are Jews in Literary Digest (New York), December 19, 1936, p. 81; M. Hambrock Despite the extreme patriotism of Naumann and his colleagues, the German government did not accept their goal of assimilation. The Association of German National Jews was declared illegal and dissolved on 18 November 1935.
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From September 2011 to January 2012, al-Ghanmi was held in solitary confinement, allegedly for shouting "Down, down, Hamad" in the prison yard. In December 2011, al-Ghanmi's lawyer alleged that al-Ghanmi had been subject to insults, abuse, and beatings by his guards. On 9 January 2012, al-Ghanmi was sentenced to twelve years' imprisonment by a military court for having defected from the police: two years for "disturbing the peace", three years for "incitement to hatred against the government", and seven and a half years for his going absent without leave and his participation in the rallies.
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They were also subjected to symbolic execution, during which one of the group, Nikolai Plotnikov, started a demonstration by shouting "Down with the Tsar". As retribution, members of the group were confined in Kharkov Prison, instead of Siberia, in such harsh conditions that one of their numbers, a schoolteacher named Dmitri Gamov, went insane and died in the prison hospital. Dolgushin succeeded in getting an account of prison conditions smuggled out, to be printed illegally in St Petersburg in 1878. In 1880, Dolgushin was sentenced to be deported to work in the mines in the Kara district of Siberia.
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New York City's sole Republican member of Congress, Donovan supported Trump's 2017 executive order to impose a ban on immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries. He said, "President Trump's decision is in America's best interest, and I support exploring safe zones in the region to protect innocent life." Protesters disrupted a Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce event in February 2017, repeatedly shouting down Donovan due to his support of Trump's immigration ban. In June 2017, Donovan voted in favor of Kate's Law, which would increase penalties for undocumented immigrants who return to the United States after being deported.
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The science fiction themes of Van der Graaf Generator's lyrics are mostly absent in his later work, but there still are many science references, especially to physics (for instance in the song "Patient"). In 1974 Hammill published a book, Killers, Angels, Refugees (Charisma Books, London), a collection of lyrics, poems and short stories. This was later reissued by Hammill himself (Sofa Sound, Bath) and was followed by a sequel Mirrors, Dreams, Miracles (1982). In 2000 Dagmar Klein published Shouting down the passage of time: The Spaces & Times of Peter Hammill, an analysis and interpretation of Hammill's lyrics along the lines of his dealings with "Space", "Time" and "Journeys".
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The frog is so delighted with himself that he cannot resist shouting down to the frogs he is leaving behind and soon rejoins them disastrously. A variation on this appears in the Russian author Vsevolod Garshin's story called "The Traveler Frog" (Лягушка- путешественница), which was adapted into a cartoon in 1965.The 17-minute Russian-language version is available on YouTube There, the frog falls because it wants to tell those below that the traveling was its own idea, and not that of the ducks that carry him. Unlike in most variants, the frog falls into a pond and survives to boast of its supposed travels.
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The result was even greater publicity for the cause. The tactics of the WSPU included shouting down speakers, hunger strikes, stone- throwing, window-smashing, and arson of unoccupied churches and country houses. In Belfast, when in 1914 the Ulster Unionist Council appeared to renege on an earlier commitment to women's suffrage, the WSPU's Dorothy Evans (a friend of the Pankhursts) declared an end to "the truce we have held in Ulster." In the months that followed WSPU militants (including Elizabeth Bell, the first woman in Ireland to qualify as a doctor and gynaecologist) were implicated in a series of arson attacks on Unionist-owned buildings and on male recreational and sports facilities.
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Throughout the year, with millions of peasants sent off to the front, food shortages loomed over Russia and the rapid increase in the price of goods fueled larger and more frequent strikes in the cities. The gendarmes were becoming reluctant to repel the masses of protesters, instead many policemen began joining the crowds, shouting: "Down with the War!" Once, while Grand Duchess Xenia's automobile drove through the streets of Petrograd, a group of street kids chased the car and pelted it with snowballs, yelling, "Down with the filthy bourgeoisie!" On the night of December 16, a group of men led by Prince Felix Yusupov murdered Rasputin in an attempt to free Russia from his mysterious influence.
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Connelly also created a regular cast of characters, including Nephew Thomas (the radio daredevil), Captain Billy and the crew of the Muskellunge and Dr. Harley Clumsy (the animal identifier). In 1999 and 2000, Connelly wrote Dale Connelly Reporting, a satirical news show for Minnesota Public Radio that included features like "Antiques Road Show," "Shouting Down School," and features on "Police and Courtroom Portrait Artists", "Low-Speed Internet Access," and "Lutheran Olympics". Since leaving MPR, Connelly has been writing a blog, Trail Baboon, on which he has continued creating characters and engaging readers with his observations. In June 2011, Connelly became news director for Minneapolis community radio station KFAI, where he had been a part-time producer.
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The Fascio dei Lavoratori of Giardinello was founded just a few weeks before the massacre on November 13, 1893, and demanded to abolish taxes and duties on consumer goods and carts. A first explosion of discontent occurred on December 3, 1893 with the demonstration of women to demand a public laundry that had been assured and which was essential for the needs of the population. On December 10, the rally took place after Sunday Mass in the village of 814 inhabitants at the time. On leaving Mass, in front of the church a demonstration began, shouting: "Down with the taxes and the Town Hall" (Abbasso le tasse e il Municipio) and "Down with the field guards and the policemen" (Abbasso le guardie campestri e i birri).
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On 25 July 2013, Mohamed Brahmi was shot dead in his car in front of his home in Tunis by unknown gunmen on a motorbike in front of his wife Mbarka and his daughter Belkis who were both shocked after the tragedy. The incident occurred on the day Tunisia was set to celebrate Republic Day when the country was celebrating the 56th anniversary of the beginning of Habib Bourguiba's presidency. He was later transported to Charles Nicolle Hospital after being paraded down Avenue Habib Bourguiba by thousands of his supporters including relatives and fellow party members who demonstrated and blamed the incumbent Ennahda Party and their followers for the assassination while shouting "Down with the rule of the Islamists!". They were also joined by his wife and daughter in front of the hospital where he died.
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The trip to the UN achieved very little, other than to draw the attention of the world to the worsening situation in Northern Ireland. During the whole period Hillery remained one of Jack Lynch's staunchest allies in pursuing peaceful means with regard to the possibility of a civil war breaking out. Although considered a mild-mannered politician, Hillery showed his mettle at the 1971 Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis when Kevin Boland, an opponent of Lynch's Northern policy, stormed a nearby podium and launched a very public and vocal attack on the Fianna Fáil leadership. While some of his supporters started chanting ‘We want Boland’, Hillery, who by this stage had grabbed the nearest microphone, started shouting down the Boland faction with the immortal line ‘Ye can have Boland but ye can't have Fianna Fáil.’ Hillery's tenure at the Department of Foreign Affairs wasn't consumed by affairs in Northern Ireland.
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"Cazul Crăinicenu-Frumuşanu a fost închis, CEDO despăgubeşte familiile lor cu câte 30.000 de euro", Gândul, April 24, 2012 Adrian Severin, deputy Prime Minister, argued that it was a "crypto-Communist coup d'état" and that these people belonged to the class which had privileges during the previous communist regime."Ex-Minister Sees Coup in Romania", The New York Times, September 28, 1991 Mugur Isărescu, governor of Romania's Central Bank noted that while the miners and other workers were shouting "Down with Communism!", their demands were "communist-style demands", such as job security and higher wages, and that they attacked privately owned shops—the few private enterprises that existed in Romania."Romania's Leader Vows Freer Reins", The New York Times, October 3, 1991 In 1999, the High Court of Cassation and Justice of Romania found Miron Cozma, the leader of the miners, guilty and sentenced him to 18 years in prison.
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However, the travelers realise that something is wrong when the driver repeatedly gets phone calls that sets him shouting down "don't make trouble!" and when there is a continuous loud banging from the back of the truck. The driver eventually drives the wrong way and holds the travelers hostage at gunpoint while he and Joi check the truck. They open up the cargo and is surprised when they see the truck filled with dead bodies as flashbacks reveal that the two men are father and son who work as drug runner; they transport people who swallowed buns of drugs and tried to keep them alive, but eventually fail. The Japanese boy gains the upper hand by getting the gun, but the dead bodies return to life and kill him, after which the two men and the Japanese girl run for their lives as the zombies chase them, though the truck eventually crashes down and the zombies kill the driver.
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