There is no reason for him to be giving that dog any treats. No reason. |
You seem to have a shaky relationship with the concept of what makes something a fact. You thinking he was trying to frame her? That is an opinion, not a fact. You thinking he was trying to take her dog? Opinion, not fact. You want to know what is a fact? 1. This woman had her dog off leash in an area of the park where that is illegal. 2. This woman was informed of this fact and asked to leash her dog. 3. This woman approached the man in question. 4. The woman threatened to call the police if he didn't stop filming her, mentioning specifically that she would say she was being harassed by an AA male. 5. When that did not stop him, she calls 911 and lies to the dispatcher about what is happening. 6. The woman appears to suddenly become breathless and hysterical, claiming that she is under attack. 7. This whole time the man has not moved, as evidenced by the video. 8. Also this whole time, the woman is strangling the dog she is failing to control because he is not leashed. Thems the facts. |
Would you have preferred he pepper spray the dog? If your dog is off leash, people have a right to protect themselves. This man uses dog treats to do so, which is pretty damn humane. |
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She is clearly in the wrong for having her dog off leash in an area where it is not allowed. She's obviously racist and was saying "I'm calling the cops and letting them know an AFRICAN AMERICAN MAN IS THREATENING MY LIFE".. basically "who do you think they are going to side with?".. Nothing about this scene says she was truly scared or she would have left and then called. Plus, he wasn't threatening her life.
But he's also a d*ck to be offering treats to a strangers dog and I would bet 10 bucks he wouldn't have videotaped or approached a male. |
| They both suck at life. |
+ she was lunging toward him as he said step back. |
If your dog is off leash, you get what you get. Your dog could get pepper sprayed, punched, kicked, or *faint* given a treat. Don't want that to happen? Leash your damn dog. This is all very simple. |
He explained why he had dog treats, read the articles previously posted. She was leading a dog off leash in a conservation area that strictly forbids that action. SHE was in the wrong. She has admitted and apologized for it. Why are you defending her when SHE isn't defending herself? |
The dog was off leash. that was his strategy for dealing with it. other people use pepper spray. don't like it? don't take your dog off leash in a leash-only area and expect no repercussions. |
In my best Jerry Seinfeld voice, it is one thing to have a leash, it is another thing to, you know, USE the leash. |
Dude. You called her Hitler. Get a grip. |
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She thought she'd get a man arrested for calling her out on illegal activity. She thought wrong. The account he posted prior to the recording clearly stated he was trying to get the dog to come to him with dog treats. Who carries dog treats and bribes dogs to come to him especially if he is scared of dogs or feels threatened by the dog. The entire situation makes no sense. But, how would you feel if someone was trying to get your dog by offering treats? I carry extra dog treats. I am a dog owner and am terrified of some large dogs. I have had several off leashed dogs and some leashed dogs approach my dog and things start to get tense. When I pull out treats and drop them the other dog usually stops to eat them and we walk away. |
She was holding the dog by the collar with its feet off the ground. I kept wondering why she was so busy yelling at him and getting on the phone when 2 seconds to clip the dog would have ended it (she could have clipped the dog when she was bending down on the phone and didn't even do it then, not until later). She apparently was ignoring him until he started videotaping, then she freaked out (uh oh, her 15 minutes of unwanted fame) thereby guaranteeing her 15 minutes of unwanted fame. Someone my DS used to know, a young woman with history since childhood of mental illness and develop drug problems on top of that, had her little dog at a bar one night and started swinging it around in the air on its leash, got banned for life from the bar, got arrested for animal abuse, had to surrender the dog. I often let my dog start walks in our alley off the leash and get the leash on before we reach the sidewalk. He's an older dog but this let him have a minute or two to run a bit before settling down to a walk, and never had a problem (all the other dogs on the block are tiny noisy dogs who live behind fences and do not go for walks). But for awhile there was a tenant in a nearby apt house, a guy in his 50s who made a big deal about the leash and yelled at me about how there's a law and threatened to call the cops. I didn't like how aggressive he was about it and thought "asshole" several times but resigned myself because he was right about the law and in a confrontation, which I didn't want anyway, I had no leg to stand on. |
I saw this too. I’m sometimes too empathetic though. |
An image of an actual lynching victim.
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