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

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Anonymous wrote:Monique Judge now saying she’s spoken to the nurse’s lawyer but she doesn’t think the timing of the receipts add up. I personally think she may be nervous about how hard she went on this one.

What a pig.

Can’t wait for her (non)apology.

Why would anyone believe anything she has to say at this point?

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Her attorney posted this on LinkedIn earlier today:

This week, the media attempted to destroy our client’s life.
 
We represent a client who has been featured throughout the media this week as being a racist for having “stolen” a Citibike from "young black men" in New York City.
 
What you did not read is that the media, prior to printing the story, did not contact my client. They did not report that she’s six months pregnant. They didn’t report that she arrived to the vacant Citibike
first, mounted the bike, paid for the bike, moved the bike from the docking station and then had at least one individual physically push her bike back into the docking station so she couldn’t take the bike (we sent the Post the rental receipt showing our client rented and returned the bike within one minute -- all before the video was taken). Thereafter, the individuals heckled her and pressured her to find another bike. They did this to a woman who is 6 months pregnant.
 
Aren’t we supposed to be courteous to pregnant women?
Shouldn't we go out of our way to help them?
 
With only an incomplete video, the media improperly portrayed this as a racially-motivated incident.
 
Our client has treated thousands of patients in New York City. She worked through the pandemic. She’s, quite literally, a hero. Despite this, with one incomplete video, she’s branded a racist and public enemy number one. She has been threatened, and she’s been put on leave from work. While the media can do great things, they can also do terrible things. The media has a responsibility to report fairly, and they failed miserably just so they could get more “clicks.”
 
See the link below for the letter to the NY Post detailing the facts.
https://lnkd.in/egZAceFj

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https://lnkd.in/egZAceFj

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Wow to the LinkedIn information.

There were likely many, many distinct commenters here ripping her apart in the first few dozen pages of this thread, and I doubt many care about how deeply wrong they were. Because they were too ankle-rolling eager to bust into a thread and scream KarenKarenKaren into the wilds of the internet and get quoted and plus-one approval. Pathetic. Pathetic people.

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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.

Honest question: for those on this thread who are admitting that they were wrong, what else would you like them to do? Seriously? Presumably, that self-reflection isn't really something you're going to be able to witness, so...do you want them to write an essay for you? What "out" is it that you think these people are being given? The "out" of being wrong on an internet message board without consequence? Because, as far as I can tell, no one on this board did anything other than that - they expressed their opinions, but as far as we know they didn't doxx anyone or fire anyone or write in and ask that someone be fired, etc. So what punishment do you think would be appropriate for someone who is wrong on the internet, especially where they are admitting that they were wrong?

I, for one, would like to see them treat the actual wrongdoers in this situation the way they treated the PA. You know, let’s make them Internet famous, let’s find their employers and urge they be fired, complain endlessly on the internet about how awful they and everyone like them is, let’s encourage people to dox and harass them. Your actions revealed the way you think an aggressor in this situation should be treated. Act consistently with that. Or at least acknowledge that you, my friend, are one of the baddies, condemning an innocent white woman so that you could preen in your self-righteousness. Or at least refrain from commenting on a situation you clearly knew nothing about.

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Anonymous wrote:Monique Judge now saying she’s spoken to the nurse’s lawyer but she doesn’t think the timing of the receipts add up. I personally think she may be nervous about how hard she went on this one.

It’s honestly jarring to see people in the comments committed to the BS version.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow to the LinkedIn information.

There were likely many, many distinct commenters here ripping her apart in the first few dozen pages of this thread, and I doubt many care about how deeply wrong they were. Because they were too ankle-rolling eager to bust into a thread and scream KarenKarenKaren into the wilds of the internet and get quoted and plus-one approval. Pathetic. Pathetic people.

They may care when she sues them.

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Anonymous wrote:Crickets from the White Women Tears POC Are Always Honest brigade. You absolute losers.

They will ignore this just like they ignore everything else that doesnt fit the narrative. Like the wisconsin parade murders

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Poor woman. So much stress while carrying a baby. I hope Roxane Gay is punished along with the men who harassed the pregnant nurse.

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Anonymous wrote:Receipt or no receipt she is still a horrible racist that tried to weaponize her tears against young black men. She is the lowest form of human for doing that because historically many black men have lost their lives for such a thing, but she probably knows that.

Please, please tell me this is satire. How can anyone be so horrible and cold hearted

Even if it’s satire here this is what the post-receipts TikTok and twitter comments say. SMH

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Anonymous wrote:Poor woman. So much stress while carrying a baby. I hope Roxane Gay is punished along with the men who harassed the pregnant nurse.

I think the boys were bad in $hitty teenager way. The real problem is the adult professionals who got on board so quickly.

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Anonymous wrote:Poor woman. So much stress while carrying a baby. I hope Roxane Gay is punished along with the men who harassed the pregnant nurse.

I think the boys were bad in $hitty teenager way. The real problem is the adult professionals who got on board so quickly.

I would be horrified if my teenager harassed a pregnant woman. I think their behaviors crossed the line of bad teenage behaviors.

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Anonymous wrote:Poor woman. So much stress while carrying a baby. I hope Roxane Gay is punished along with the men who harassed the pregnant nurse.

I think the boys were bad in $hitty teenager way. The real problem is the adult professionals who got on board so quickly.

I would be horrified if my teenager harassed a pregnant woman. I think their behaviors crossed the line of bad teenage behaviors.

Oh me too but it’s not remotely as bad the grown ups with huge Twitter audiences who are old enough to know better.

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I actually do believe the "personal truth" thing is happening here. There's this strain in current thinking that holds that people can view events through ideological lenses and that these perspectives are automatically as true. It is a logic gap so wide you could drive a bus through it. But I hear this from DEI professionals all the time.

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Hope her baby turns out ok, this is a lot of stress while pregnant!

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Mob-ragey PP can cite her "lived experience" with "Karens" and that makes her "lens" automatically valid and her perception her "personal truth," whether or not there is any basis for her mere perspective in objective fact.

And I hear all the time on DCUM that when we can't know something for certain, any interpretation must be as true as any other, whatever actually happened.

Aside from the scapegoating, there's a mind games angle too. What is real? Nothing! Believe whatever you want and whoever can recruit a bigger mob gets to determine what happened.