Girl, sit down. You are completely missing it. You keep using the red herring, she is crazy and would do this to anybody. But she would NOT have called the cops on ANYBODY! Just stop and try to learn. |
That is what you're saying. Telling someone if you're going to do that, you're not going to like what I do, is not bait for murder-by-cop. Was he trying to get her to listen to him, absolutely! Bait implies that he orchestrated a situation intended to trap her. She wasn't trapped. He didn't orchestrate the situation. He didn't post signs saying the unleash your dogs, then feign ignorance and hide behind a leash law. He informed her of the law, asked her to follow it, made a vague tit for tat threat that we have all made, and started recording her because otherwise his story would not be believed. |
She is not crazy aggressive. Ask the White men who she works with. Ask her professors at Booth. I bet she is very compliant and subservient with them. She acted aggressive because she was in position of power over this man because of her race and her gender. White men and law enforcement would swoop in and kill a Black man for defiling a White woman and she knew it. So she used that against this man. Just her extreme bad luck that this Black man was a Harvard grad with a good job etc, and that he was able to videotape her. That she acted in a pattern that has worked for her before, in spite of being recorded is extremely telling. In her anger she was unable to act in the right manner to get this Black man get killed or punished for the duration of the videotape. Of course in front of the cops she switched on the acting, but forgot to act like that for the video. |
| I don't view this as a situation where there are two sides. She is a racist and awful (including in the way she seemed to be pulling and strangling the dog). It was a little odd of him to try to give the dog a treat, even if she was breaking the leash law, but I don't think he's required to be perfect to avoid that level of crazy, horrible, racist treatment. |
Yes. Her reaction is one of anger, not fear. "How dare you, lower life form, tell ME what to do?" |
Yes! +100000 I wonder when we’ll hear more about that woman. Maybe co-workers , neighbors and friends speaking out? |
This. |
| NYC's Commission on Human Rights has launched an investigation. According to the article in the NY Daily News on 5/27, "[t]he agency, which is mandated to fight discrimination in the five boroughs, announced their probe late Tuesday and has sent a letter to ["Karen"] asking her to cooperate with their investigation.'. |
This. And what was she going to say, "A white man is filming me!". She make it very clear that black men are a threat in our society and she mention the bird-watcher being black. |
+1. Her exact words, which you can watch and hear in the first 20 seconds of the video, were: "I'm going to call the police. And I'm going to tell them an African American man is threatening my life." Although she made that up, he wasn't threatening her life. |
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^^^^ Exactly
She wasn't going to say " bird watcher is threatening me" because she know the police would take his side. She said an "African American man" because she knew has power over him to make cops "take her side" and threaten his life and liberty. |
And her tone was not "scared for her life," it was smug and indignant. She might as well have said "well, I'll show you!" |
+1. She deployed the AA words against him and while he was standing there, with, presumably, binoculars around his neck. She made this about race. |
| I just picked up some dog treats to carry and throw to the side if an off leash dog approaches me. That man is brilliant. |
| I wish Christian would discontinue his plea for peace for Amy. He is now seeking to protect her when she didn't give a rats about his protection. I'm not saying he should encourage it, but he does not owe her any level of protection. She deserves everything that is coming to her. |