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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I find it interesting that this thread is 87 pages long and is being dominated by people who are offended that a white woman got in trouble for a taped interaction with a black man during which she called the cops on the black man, but there are only 51 pages on the "I can't breathe" thread about George Floyd, a black man who was actually killed by a cop.

The Amy Cooper incident has really triggered the non-liberals on this thread. It truly is fascinating. The whole taped interaction has been dissected to death on this thread with the right-wingers heavily invested in denying that Amy was using any white privilege and stating or implying that the black birdwatcher was the problem.

Even the poor dog, that was so clearly mistreated that it was RECLAIMED by the rescue she got him from, apparently was "uncomfortable" and "only choking for 3-4 seconds" according to conservatives. Fox News has rewired your brains or something. I can't think of another explanation. [/quote]

I had the same thought.

White woman gets in trouble for being a racist - 87 pages.

Black man DIES - 51 pages.

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2/3 of this post are people trying to say he has a part to play in the situation.  If people (person?) would just admit he was wrong to bait her, this would be over and done with.

There is no doubt who is in the wrong on the other post.[/quote]

Yes.  This thread would be a lot shorter if there weren't so many people trying to blame the black victim for baiting and setting up the white racist to victimize him.

It is so disheartening the lengths that people will go, to shift the blame to victims.

The woman caused the entire problem by first not leashing her dog in a protected bird habitat and second, when asked politely, refusing and arguing about being called out for being an a$$hole.  Everything after that was a direct cause of her actions.  She was given a second chance to either put the leash on or leave, but she had to argue that she had a right to break the law.Sorry, but she was the instigator and 100% to blame for everything that happened after that.  PERIOD.[/quote]

Exactly. 
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He is not the police or a person in authority.  He can ask, she can decline.  [b]It is a public park.  She had as much right to be there as he did.[/b]  They both handled it poorly.  He could have walked away and come back in an hour.[/quote]

That's wrong. Even though it's a public park, it has clear rules about unleashed dogs. She did not have a right to be there with her unleashed dog.

She broke the rules. He asked her to follow the rules. Instead of apologizing and leashing her dog in accordance with the rules, she argued and escalated the situation in a way that was clearly intended to harm him. There's no both sides here. [/quote]

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