Physicians Assistant yelling “HELP ME” while stealing a CitiBike ?

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Anonymous wrote:She's 6 months pregnant, just got off a 12-hour shift at a hospital that serves a largely low-income and extremely diverse population, and she was assaulted by a group of 5 men while simply trying to go home. And for the last five days, she has been called a racist, white-supremacist, "Karen", accused of fake crying, accused of faking her pregnancy, placed on administrative leave at work, and there is a mob of angry idiots online calling for her to fired, arrested, or worse.

Y'all, I need a minute. There is simply not enough shame in the world to go around. So many people should be embarrassed but they'll just crawl back into their holes and wait for another person to harass and destroy.

This country is f****d.

Amen. And don’t expect a pregnant woman to de-escalate.

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Also, the fact that she had to retain an attorney that I doubt she can afford right now is f$&!*d up.

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Anonymous wrote:Also, the fact that she had to retain an attorney that I doubt she can afford right now is f$&!*d up.

They’re probably doing it for free/contingency.

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Anonymous wrote:Also, the fact that she had to retain an attorney that I doubt she can afford right now is f$&!*d up.

I hope she sues the cameraman for slander. Show me the gofundme for that

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Anonymous wrote:Also, the fact that she had to retain an attorney that I doubt she can afford right now is f$&!*d up.

This entire situation is f@cked up. Just shows what some unhinged progressive anti racist social media mob members can do in a matter of days. And they’re probably still proud of themselves.

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Anonymous wrote:If the lawyer’s account is legitimate, I will happily admit to being wrong. Like any normal person.

Thank you for that. You seem quite sane for DCUM. I’m just waiting for some whacko to move the goalpost yet again. There’s gotta be a way they can reframe it so that they don’t have to admit they were wrong and still make the PA look like she was the aggressor, right?

PP here. Well, sure. There will always be people like that.

Personally, when I saw the video, and how she was acting…the initial account of the story seemed legitimate. But I recognized that they had started taping after the beginning of the confrontation, and that there was context missing. I had thought the missing context was that he was standing there about to reserve the bike when she strolled up and got on, and apparently I was wrong.

Shouldn't common sense tell you a pregnant woman just getting off a long day of work isn't likely to play such games? Really?

No, “common sense” doesn’t tell me how people will or won’t behave towards strangers. Have you met people?

Yes. It's shocking that people like you sit on juries and lack basic common sense and are driven by biases and fantastical thinking. You so wanted to believe the unbelievable here. Why? There was enough information here that things weren't as they appeared.

You are not grasping my point here. People act in nonsensical ways every day. They vote against their best interests. So, no, I don’t assume that every person I see is thinking or operating in the way that I would, because people are different. Understanding that fact does not equate to a lack of common sense.

Then people like you, who can't figure people out, should be the very last to rush to judgment and demand people be named and shamed and fired based on snippets of video.

Um…I didn’t? I’m like one of two people here who was like, “Hey, I thought this one thing at first but am admitting I was wrong”. I certainly never thought she should be fired.

Save the outrage and work on your critical thinking skills instead.

I'm good. You're the one in need of self reflection.

I’m the one who’s capable of admitting when I’m wrong, so yeah…I’m good 👍

You’re not good because you’re part of the problem which is make rash judgments, call for extreme ostracizing and then opps I was wrong. Instead of waiting for all the information. Disgusting.

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Anonymous wrote:If the lawyer’s account is legitimate, I will happily admit to being wrong. Like any normal person.

Thank you for that. You seem quite sane for DCUM. I’m just waiting for some whacko to move the goalpost yet again. There’s gotta be a way they can reframe it so that they don’t have to admit they were wrong and still make the PA look like she was the aggressor, right?

PP here. Well, sure. There will always be people like that.

Personally, when I saw the video, and how she was acting…the initial account of the story seemed legitimate. But I recognized that they had started taping after the beginning of the confrontation, and that there was context missing. I had thought the missing context was that he was standing there about to reserve the bike when she strolled up and got on, and apparently I was wrong.

Shouldn't common sense tell you a pregnant woman just getting off a long day of work isn't likely to play such games? Really?

No, “common sense” doesn’t tell me how people will or won’t behave towards strangers. Have you met people?

Yes. It's shocking that people like you sit on juries and lack basic common sense and are driven by biases and fantastical thinking. You so wanted to believe the unbelievable here. Why? There was enough information here that things weren't as they appeared.

You are not grasping my point here. People act in nonsensical ways every day. They vote against their best interests. So, no, I don’t assume that every person I see is thinking or operating in the way that I would, because people are different. Understanding that fact does not equate to a lack of common sense.

Then people like you, who can't figure people out, should be the very last to rush to judgment and demand people be named and shamed and fired based on snippets of video.

Um…I didn’t? I’m like one of two people here who was like, “Hey, I thought this one thing at first but am admitting I was wrong”. I certainly never thought she should be fired.

Save the outrage and work on your critical thinking skills instead.

I'm good. You're the one in need of self reflection.

I’m the one who’s capable of admitting when I’m wrong, so yeah…I’m good 👍

You’re not good because you’re part of the problem which is make rash judgments, call for extreme ostracizing and then opps I was wrong. Instead of waiting for all the information. Disgusting.

Dude c’mon, you’re not helping our side with this. They admitted they were wrong. Hopefully they’ve learned a valuable lesson, and won’t rush to judgment moving forward. You can’t continue to attack someone who admits they were wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:If the lawyer’s account is legitimate, I will happily admit to being wrong. Like any normal person.

Thank you for that. You seem quite sane for DCUM. I’m just waiting for some whacko to move the goalpost yet again. There’s gotta be a way they can reframe it so that they don’t have to admit they were wrong and still make the PA look like she was the aggressor, right?

PP here. Well, sure. There will always be people like that.

Personally, when I saw the video, and how she was acting…the initial account of the story seemed legitimate. But I recognized that they had started taping after the beginning of the confrontation, and that there was context missing. I had thought the missing context was that he was standing there about to reserve the bike when she strolled up and got on, and apparently I was wrong.

Shouldn't common sense tell you a pregnant woman just getting off a long day of work isn't likely to play such games? Really?

No, “common sense” doesn’t tell me how people will or won’t behave towards strangers. Have you met people?

Yes. It's shocking that people like you sit on juries and lack basic common sense and are driven by biases and fantastical thinking. You so wanted to believe the unbelievable here. Why? There was enough information here that things weren't as they appeared.

You are not grasping my point here. People act in nonsensical ways every day. They vote against their best interests. So, no, I don’t assume that every person I see is thinking or operating in the way that I would, because people are different. Understanding that fact does not equate to a lack of common sense.

Then people like you, who can't figure people out, should be the very last to rush to judgment and demand people be named and shamed and fired based on snippets of video.

Um…I didn’t? I’m like one of two people here who was like, “Hey, I thought this one thing at first but am admitting I was wrong”. I certainly never thought she should be fired.

Save the outrage and work on your critical thinking skills instead.

I'm good. You're the one in need of self reflection.

I’m the one who’s capable of admitting when I’m wrong, so yeah…I’m good 👍

If you wait for the facts you won't be wrong. Consider that.

I haven’t posted on this thread although I’ve watched it with interest.

As soon as posters showed where the guy tapped his QR code 20 mins, in it was clear things were not as they seemed. But I didn’t know enough about CitiBike to draw any conclusions yesterday.

But jeez, pp apologized and has probably learned a good lesson, so can you stop hounding her? And the racist can stfu.

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Anonymous wrote:If the lawyer’s account is legitimate, I will happily admit to being wrong. Like any normal person.

Thank you for that. You seem quite sane for DCUM. I’m just waiting for some whacko to move the goalpost yet again. There’s gotta be a way they can reframe it so that they don’t have to admit they were wrong and still make the PA look like she was the aggressor, right?

PP here. Well, sure. There will always be people like that.

Personally, when I saw the video, and how she was acting…the initial account of the story seemed legitimate. But I recognized that they had started taping after the beginning of the confrontation, and that there was context missing. I had thought the missing context was that he was standing there about to reserve the bike when she strolled up and got on, and apparently I was wrong.

Shouldn't common sense tell you a pregnant woman just getting off a long day of work isn't likely to play such games? Really?

No, “common sense” doesn’t tell me how people will or won’t behave towards strangers. Have you met people?

Yes. It's shocking that people like you sit on juries and lack basic common sense and are driven by biases and fantastical thinking. You so wanted to believe the unbelievable here. Why? There was enough information here that things weren't as they appeared.

You are not grasping my point here. People act in nonsensical ways every day. They vote against their best interests. So, no, I don’t assume that every person I see is thinking or operating in the way that I would, because people are different. Understanding that fact does not equate to a lack of common sense.

Then people like you, who can't figure people out, should be the very last to rush to judgment and demand people be named and shamed and fired based on snippets of video.

Um…I didn’t? I’m like one of two people here who was like, “Hey, I thought this one thing at first but am admitting I was wrong”. I certainly never thought she should be fired.

Save the outrage and work on your critical thinking skills instead.

I'm good. You're the one in need of self reflection.

I’m the one who’s capable of admitting when I’m wrong, so yeah…I’m good 👍

You’re not good because you’re part of the problem which is make rash judgments, call for extreme ostracizing and then opps I was wrong. Instead of waiting for all the information. Disgusting.

Dude c’mon, you’re not helping our side with this. They admitted they were wrong. Hopefully they’ve learned a valuable lesson, and won’t rush to judgment moving forward. You can’t continue to attack someone who admits they were wrong.

+100

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:She 6 months pregnant.
Finished a 12 hour shift.
Pays for a bike.
Five guys approach her and physically push the bike back into the dock.
One guy covers the QR code on the bike to prevent her from re-renting it, while physically pushing her off the bike.
The men mock and laugh at and harass her, call her unborn child a disabled slur.
Then they post the video showing only a fraction of the internet, claim she was "weaponizing white tears" and call her a white supremacist.

Assaulted, harassed, then harassed online.

This woman deserves $$$$ and a loooong vacation/maternity leave before being welcomed, with an apology and a raise, back to her job.

So many blacks and Dems have forgotten what human decency means.

As evidenced by the monsters who did this and who attacked the innocent woman.

I very actively defended this woman both in this thread and to friends but JFC there’s no reason to be a racist pr!ck about it.

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Anonymous wrote:If the lawyer’s account is legitimate, I will happily admit to being wrong. Like any normal person.

Thank you for that. You seem quite sane for DCUM. I’m just waiting for some whacko to move the goalpost yet again. There’s gotta be a way they can reframe it so that they don’t have to admit they were wrong and still make the PA look like she was the aggressor, right?

PP here. Well, sure. There will always be people like that.

Personally, when I saw the video, and how she was acting…the initial account of the story seemed legitimate. But I recognized that they had started taping after the beginning of the confrontation, and that there was context missing. I had thought the missing context was that he was standing there about to reserve the bike when she strolled up and got on, and apparently I was wrong.

Shouldn't common sense tell you a pregnant woman just getting off a long day of work isn't likely to play such games? Really?

No, “common sense” doesn’t tell me how people will or won’t behave towards strangers. Have you met people?

Yes. It's shocking that people like you sit on juries and lack basic common sense and are driven by biases and fantastical thinking. You so wanted to believe the unbelievable here. Why? There was enough information here that things weren't as they appeared.

You are not grasping my point here. People act in nonsensical ways every day. They vote against their best interests. So, no, I don’t assume that every person I see is thinking or operating in the way that I would, because people are different. Understanding that fact does not equate to a lack of common sense.

Then people like you, who can't figure people out, should be the very last to rush to judgment and demand people be named and shamed and fired based on snippets of video.

Um…I didn’t? I’m like one of two people here who was like, “Hey, I thought this one thing at first but am admitting I was wrong”. I certainly never thought she should be fired.

Save the outrage and work on your critical thinking skills instead.

I'm good. You're the one in need of self reflection.

I’m the one who’s capable of admitting when I’m wrong, so yeah…I’m good 👍

You’re not good because you’re part of the problem which is make rash judgments, call for extreme ostracizing and then opps I was wrong. Instead of waiting for all the information. Disgusting.

Dude c’mon, you’re not helping our side with this. They admitted they were wrong. Hopefully they’ve learned a valuable lesson, and won’t rush to judgment moving forward. You can’t continue to attack someone who admits they were wrong.

Bruh, no dude. It is absolute privileged to just think someone can make these allegations and then throw up their hands and be like Oh well I was wrong and they’re all good. WHY?! That’s it? GMAFB.

yeah, maybe self reflection wouldn’t be such a bad idea. And enabling people to do this stuff by giving them an out isn’t great either.

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Anonymous wrote:If the lawyer’s account is legitimate, I will happily admit to being wrong. Like any normal person.

Thank you for that. You seem quite sane for DCUM. I’m just waiting for some whacko to move the goalpost yet again. There’s gotta be a way they can reframe it so that they don’t have to admit they were wrong and still make the PA look like she was the aggressor, right?

PP here. Well, sure. There will always be people like that.

Personally, when I saw the video, and how she was acting…the initial account of the story seemed legitimate. But I recognized that they had started taping after the beginning of the confrontation, and that there was context missing. I had thought the missing context was that he was standing there about to reserve the bike when she strolled up and got on, and apparently I was wrong.

Shouldn't common sense tell you a pregnant woman just getting off a long day of work isn't likely to play such games? Really?

No, “common sense” doesn’t tell me how people will or won’t behave towards strangers. Have you met people?

Yes. It's shocking that people like you sit on juries and lack basic common sense and are driven by biases and fantastical thinking. You so wanted to believe the unbelievable here. Why? There was enough information here that things weren't as they appeared.

You are not grasping my point here. People act in nonsensical ways every day. They vote against their best interests. So, no, I don’t assume that every person I see is thinking or operating in the way that I would, because people are different. Understanding that fact does not equate to a lack of common sense.

Then people like you, who can't figure people out, should be the very last to rush to judgment and demand people be named and shamed and fired based on snippets of video.

Um…I didn’t? I’m like one of two people here who was like, “Hey, I thought this one thing at first but am admitting I was wrong”. I certainly never thought she should be fired.

Save the outrage and work on your critical thinking skills instead.

I'm good. You're the one in need of self reflection.

I’m the one who’s capable of admitting when I’m wrong, so yeah…I’m good 👍

If you wait for the facts you won't be wrong. Consider that.

I haven’t posted on this thread although I’ve watched it with interest.

As soon as posters showed where the guy tapped his QR code 20 mins, in it was clear things were not as they seemed. But I didn’t know enough about CitiBike to draw any conclusions yesterday.

But jeez, pp apologized and has probably learned a good lesson, so can you stop hounding her? And the racist can stfu.

PP is free to stop responding at any time if she can't stand the heat. But go back and read the first few pages of this thread to see how deranged and crazy people got on such limited information. This if for all of them, not just the one or two who can own up to their mistakes. There was way more than those two.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If the NY Post article is correct and the receipts are legitimate, then this was absolute harassment of the PA and pretty egregious.

+1 Guess it’s time for the mob to take on these young men and dox them.

[Anonymous]

If she was indeed put on administrative leave by her employer then she should sue them too. Putting her on admin leave gives credibility to the allegations and feeds the deranged mob. The company should pay for that. Employers need to stay out of these attempts to cancel people and not get involved. And if they choose to get involved then they should suffer legal consequences if the person is found innocent.

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Anonymous wrote:She's 6 months pregnant, just got off a 12-hour shift at a hospital that serves a largely low-income and extremely diverse population, and she was assaulted by a group of 5 men while simply trying to go home. And for the last five days, she has been called a racist, white-supremacist, "Karen", accused of fake crying, accused of faking her pregnancy, placed on administrative leave at work, and there is a mob of angry idiots online calling for her to fired, arrested, or worse.

Y'all, I need a minute. There is simply not enough shame in the world to go around. So many people should be embarrassed but they'll just crawl back into their holes and wait for another person to harass and destroy.

This country is f****d.

Amen. And don’t expect a pregnant woman to de-escalate.

That's a pretty sexist comment right there.