White woman calls cops on man after she is asked to put leash on her dog

[LaLa 19,898]

She was perfectly happy getting that man killed, straight up. Awful. Glad she is facing the consequences. 

[Rino 5,124]

19 minutes ago, Sepsami said:

Lady is in the wrong obviously but why would the guy waste his time taking this on video? So he could "expose" her for being a bad person and we can all laugh about it online?  Like idk, just have ur little discussion and move on no? What's the point of all this?

I can't tell for sure but I'm wondering would the man get in trouble if he didn't record the whole thing and it blew up on social media

I feel like that woman would have been capable to twist the narrative in any way she liked to the police just to get that man because she's obviously petty like that 

so in that sense, as an additional means of defence, I think the guy did the right thing by recording his interaction. I would too if I lived in a society where I was uncertain about my well-being. 

[shame 25,360]

13 minutes ago, IcePrincess said:

You are gross, telling things about me that are not true. Fight evil with evil? It will never work. If someone is behaving tragically... and she just behaved that does not mean that we have to get to her (low) level. 

Your posts reek of ignorance and you’re implying that I’m not telling it as it is? Also, accurately depicting the situation and racial factors in a headline is not evil, it’s sensational at most but it can also be justified. 

[Lion Heart 15,041]

 

[Quartz 12,762]

After reading through the thread about the police officer kneeling over the neck of a black man (who eventually died in custody), this video just made me feel so many negative emotions. It is totally inside the realm of possibility for that black man to also die in the hands of police officers just because of a lying white woman and police who abuse their power.

This is much more than a Karen being privileged. This is about race and how people STILL take advantage of the glaring imbalance in the USA. This makes me angry. I believe this should have costed her much more than her dog and her job. She could have gotten an innocent man killed.  

[ALGAYDO 35,111]

2 hours ago, VenusHooker said:

I don't know if I understood your question correctly, but I was just curious, so I asked, without any bad intentions. But I see that it offended some people and I don't understand why  

People got offended because you’re downplaying the racial injustice that’s literally engraved in American culture. 

[ANVEEROY 65,227]

4 hours ago, Sepsami said:

Lady is in the wrong obviously but why would the guy waste his time taking this on video? So he could "expose" her for being a bad person and we can all laugh about it online?  Like idk, just have ur little discussion and move on no? What's the point of all this?

So, how could he gather evidence about his innocence? 

[Sepsami 20,971]

12 hours ago, Aarghya said:

So, how could he gather evidence about his innocence? 

It wouldn't have escalated in the first place and cops wouldn't have been called. The lady is a loony so why invest more time into her.

 

[Sepsami 20,971]

16 hours ago, Rino said:

I can't tell for sure but I'm wondering would the man get in trouble if he didn't record the whole thing and it blew up on social media

I feel like that woman would have been capable to twist the narrative in any way she liked to the police just to get that man because she's obviously petty like that 

so in that sense, as an additional means of defence, I think the guy did the right thing by recording his interaction. I would too if I lived in a society where I was uncertain about my well-being. 

Or he could've walked on after she freaked out for being asked to be her dog on a leash like she was supposed to do. I wouldn't want to spend another second with her after that. 

[RenegAde 20,557]

People  are feeling bad for her getting fired?????

She could  have gotten  that man killed 

[tezbear91 746]

Poor doggy

what a horrible woman. 

[derpmonster 22,412]

17 hours ago, IcePrincess said:

You are gross, telling things about me that are not true. Fight evil with evil? It will never work. If someone is behaving tragically... and she just behaved that does not mean that we have to get to her (low) level. 

Jesus. You can't bury your head in the sand. Ignoring a problem doesn't make it go away. Mentioning her race isn't racist. It's very relevant to the issue at hand because it's a racial discrimination case that can only happen when they are different races. So mentioning that is obviously important.

We are NOT getting to her level at all, not sure where you're getting the idea.

Her issue wasn't that she mentioned his race. Mentions of race aren't racist. 

[derpmonster 22,412]

9 minutes ago, Sepsami said:

Or he could've walked on after she freaked out for being asked to be her dog on a leash like she was supposed to do. I wouldn't want to spend another second with her after that. 

recording documents and provides proof. She accused him of threatening her which we know he didn't because of the video. In a racist judicial system, they would've likely believed her over him. 

[derpmonster 22,412]

17 minutes ago, Sepsami said:

It wouldn't have escalated in the first place and cops wouldn't have been called. The lady is a loony so why invest more time into her.

 

Are you really gonna victim blame here

[Sepsami 20,971]

17 hours ago, Sepsami said:

Lady is in the wrong obviously but why would the guy waste his time taking this on video? So he could "expose" her for being a bad person and we can all laugh about it online?  Like idk, just have ur little discussion and move on no? What's the point of all this?

@derpmonster

Quoting my original comment because that's really all I have to say.

My point is that the lady is obviously a loony so why stay to videotape her? Just move on, no?