I confronted a ferret and asked him to explain Donald Trump's hair. He said 'nothing to do with me'. A mealy mouthed response.
— Enam Haque (@EnamHaque3)March 23, 2016
I confronted a kid at McDonalds yesterday and asked him about mortgages. He replied 'I like chicken nuggets'. A happy-mealy mouthed reply.
— Ruhi (@r_uhi)March 23, 2016
I confronted an English man about the colonisation of Nigeria and the post-colonial unrest. He said 'dunno mate.' A mealy mouthed reply.
— kelz (@kelechnekoff)March 23, 2016
I confronted a woman eating breakfast yesterday in Croydon. I asked her to explain porridge. She said 'mlumabmnhnmm'. A mealy mouthed reply.
— Beaubodor (@beaubodor)March 23, 2016
Doyle later claimed to the Daily Telegraph newspaper that the encounter with the woman — who was "white, British, and wearing a hijab" — had been perfectly amicable, and the 140-character limit on Twitter had made it sound worse than it was."I just said: 'Excuse me, can I ask what you thought about the incident in Brussels?'" he said. "She told me it was nothing to do with her. I said 'thank you for explaining that' — and her little boy said goodbye to me as we went out separate ways."I confronted Croydon and asked it to explain — Rupert Myers (@RupertMyers)March 23, 2016
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