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NYC subway freak: This one’s naked and racist (NSFW)

The video, helpfully blurred.

Another day, another mind-numbingly bizarre incident on the New York City subway. The latest freak out involves a man stripping naked, hurling racial slurs and eventually attacking onlookers. We’re in the middle of a "crazy person on the subway" viral video craze, and you have to wonder: are we in the midst of a lunatic epidemic, or is how the subway has always been, but only now are we all armed with video cameras to share the footage with the world?

Because of the graphic nature of the clip (racial slurs, cursing, and full frontal nudity), it’s not safe for work, or for people who are offended by those things.

Some of the others haven’t been quite as vulgar. Which is your favorite?

A rat wakes up homeless man:

A fight starts over spaghetti on NYC subway:

"Bloody Loco Guy" flips out:


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