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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I read that yesterday! Holy crap it's crazy! Who would do that!? She's so lucky [b]she is white[/b].[/quote] Fixed.[/quote]Yeah, that's what I was thinking, too. A white middle class person gets the benefit of the doubt.[/quote] Have you read the story? Both parties are white. One (the criminal) is much richer than the other. It has nothing to do with race.[/quote] +1. There's obviously some racist die-hards still around us[/quote] I don't know. Both parties are white but do you really think that if this had happened at an inner city LA school and the PTA volunteer was black and poor that the cop would have been looking for reasons to exonerate? I think that is PP's point. The woman being an older frail white woman living in Irvine is the primary reason the cop thought twice about it. And I'm a [b]white woman FWIW[/b]. [/quote] You may not know, but white women can be crazy too. Like the one who committed the crime depicted in the article. Or, apparently, like you. Read the article and you'll see that... 1) The initial suspect fully cooperated with the police 2) She had zero, as in zero, previous felonies or crimes 3) Nothing in her house, exhaustively searched, supported the drug possession 4) The drug find was in itself very unusual 5) There were obvious red flags with the 911 call 6) Everyone in the school, who had been working with her for years, testified on her behalf I am sure that, in the same circumstances 1 to 6, anyone black and poor would have been treated the same way. Please, Stop the Racist BS. [/quote] x 1000 PP who keep bringing up race and trying to make a mountain out of a molehill. It is just speculation. If this had happened between two black families or even one black victim in wealthy Newport Beach, you don't think the police would have taken it seriously?[/quote] NP here. Wow, you guys are living in a white bubble if you think white privilege has nothing to do with this story. I think you all need to take a closer look at your denial. [/quote]
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