Anonymous wrote:I could not watch that video when seeing that poor dog suffer. It was so disturbing to me. Even more disturbing is that they returned the dog to her after saying it was "in good health."

So many white women are absolutely psychotic.

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Anonymous wrote:So, are any of the "both sides did something wrong", "he baited her", "he started it", "he was wrong to videotape her" posters black? That all sounds to me like white privilege speaking. I can't imagine any black American who has been watching the media for the last few years and all of the increased violence and abuse of black victims would think that he baited her or that he was wrong for protecting himself by videotaping a crazy person who might, just might threaten him like she did and then lie about it. It happens to many times now that it is very commonplace to see such videos on Youtube. Look for Pool Patrol Paula, BBQ Becky, Permit Patty and many more. The number of closet racists that are out there is just amazing. And they are only emboldened by the current administration which is institutionalizing white supremacy and bigotry.

Lots of entitled whites who always manage to find a way to make it the black person's fault even when it isn't.

My kids are black and we have talked a lot about this. Both said they would have walked away when Karen revealed her crazy (as in as soon as she refused his request). She’s awful and deserves what happened to her. We applaud him for standing up for himself and the leash laws. But also recognize that he egged her on a little.

He egged her on a lot. He was looking for this reaction from someone and he's clearly done this before if he carries treats. His behavior wasn't ok. He has no authority to enforce leash laws and he should have called the police.

His behavior was fine. He was protecting the general public and wildlife from the bitch and her dog.

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Anonymous wrote:So, are any of the "both sides did something wrong", "he baited her", "he started it", "he was wrong to videotape her" posters black? That all sounds to me like white privilege speaking. I can't imagine any black American who has been watching the media for the last few years and all of the increased violence and abuse of black victims would think that he baited her or that he was wrong for protecting himself by videotaping a crazy person who might, just might threaten him like she did and then lie about it. It happens to many times now that it is very commonplace to see such videos on Youtube. Look for Pool Patrol Paula, BBQ Becky, Permit Patty and many more. The number of closet racists that are out there is just amazing. And they are only emboldened by the current administration which is institutionalizing white supremacy and bigotry.

Lots of entitled whites who always manage to find a way to make it the black person's fault even when it isn't.

This was his fault. He does this regularly. He should have walked away. He is not law enforcement so he can ask but if she refuses, he should not be harassing her like that. They were both wrong and someone should have been the grown up and walked away.

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Anonymous wrote:So, are any of the "both sides did something wrong", "he baited her", "he started it", "he was wrong to videotape her" posters black? That all sounds to me like white privilege speaking. I can't imagine any black American who has been watching the media for the last few years and all of the increased violence and abuse of black victims would think that he baited her or that he was wrong for protecting himself by videotaping a crazy person who might, just might threaten him like she did and then lie about it. It happens to many times now that it is very commonplace to see such videos on Youtube. Look for Pool Patrol Paula, BBQ Becky, Permit Patty and many more. The number of closet racists that are out there is just amazing. And they are only emboldened by the current administration which is institutionalizing white supremacy and bigotry.

Lots of entitled whites who always manage to find a way to make it the black person's fault even when it isn't.

My kids are black and we have talked a lot about this. Both said they would have walked away when Karen revealed her crazy (as in as soon as she refused his request). She’s awful and deserves what happened to her. We applaud him for standing up for himself and the leash laws. But also recognize that he egged her on a little.

He egged her on a lot. He was looking for this reaction from someone and he's clearly done this before if he carries treats. His behavior wasn't ok. He has no authority to enforce leash laws and he should have called the police.

This was his fault. He does this regularly. He should have walked away. He is not law enforcement so he can ask but if she refuses, he should not be harassing her like that. They were both wrong and someone should have been the grown up and walked away.

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Anonymous wrote:Did he actually threaten to poison her dog with poisoned dog treats or is that false info?

He did not have poison dog treats. He did not in any way threaten to poison her dog.
He did have dog treats -- and he has discussed this.
Many people in this thread have hyperventilated about "but they could have been poisoned" and used this falsehood to justify all kinds of craziness -- instead of noting that had the woman leashed her dog as she was required to do in that particular area, none of their imaginative "but what if..." scenarios would be an issue.

Exactly. You don't trust strangers who give your dog treats? Put a leash on your friggin' dog! It's not hard.

Are you ok with strangers giving you dog treats?

If it were your child, would that be ok?

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Anonymous wrote:Did he actually threaten to poison her dog with poisoned dog treats or is that false info?

He did not have poison dog treats. He did not in any way threaten to poison her dog.
He did have dog treats -- and he has discussed this.
Many people in this thread have hyperventilated about "but they could have been poisoned" and used this falsehood to justify all kinds of craziness -- instead of noting that had the woman leashed her dog as she was required to do in that particular area, none of their imaginative "but what if..." scenarios would be an issue.

We don't know what the treats were. They were never tested. You don't give treats to dogs without permission. He made a huge deal out of the leash for control. He wasn't scared of that dog or he wouldn't have tried to feed it or call it over. He was baiting her. He wanted the video for his sisters social media accounts. She/he wanted their 5 minutes of fame as she's a nothing writer in LA.

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Anonymous wrote:Did he actually threaten to poison her dog with poisoned dog treats or is that false info?

He did not have poison dog treats. He did not in any way threaten to poison her dog.
He did have dog treats -- and he has discussed this.
Many people in this thread have hyperventilated about "but they could have been poisoned" and used this falsehood to justify all kinds of craziness -- instead of noting that had the woman leashed her dog as she was required to do in that particular area, none of their imaginative "but what if..." scenarios would be an issue.

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Anonymous wrote:Such a trash woman.

But, with all the infamy, should she date an InCel man? Or have extreme surgery, change name and have a baby through a surrogate? Or join Trump's reelection team? What should be her next steps?

Trumps press secretary when the current one leaves.

She donated to the Democratic party for many years.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did he actually threaten to poison her dog with poisoned dog treats or is that false info?

He did not have poison dog treats. He did not in any way threaten to poison her dog.
He did have dog treats -- and he has discussed this.
Many people in this thread have hyperventilated about "but they could have been poisoned" and used this falsehood to justify all kinds of craziness -- instead of noting that had the woman leashed her dog as she was required to do in that particular area, none of their imaginative "but what if..." scenarios would be an issue.

Exactly. You don't trust strangers who give your dog treats? Put a leash on your friggin' dog! It's not hard.

Anonymous wrote:So, are any of the "both sides did something wrong", "he baited her", "he started it", "he was wrong to videotape her" posters black? That all sounds to me like white privilege speaking. I can't imagine any black American who has been watching the media for the last few years and all of the increased violence and abuse of black victims would think that he baited her or that he was wrong for protecting himself by videotaping a crazy person who might, just might threaten him like she did and then lie about it. It happens to many times now that it is very commonplace to see such videos on Youtube. Look for Pool Patrol Paula, BBQ Becky, Permit Patty and many more. The number of closet racists that are out there is just amazing. And they are only emboldened by the current administration which is institutionalizing white supremacy and bigotry.

Lots of entitled whites who always manage to find a way to make it the black person's fault even when it isn't.

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Anonymous wrote:So, are any of the "both sides did something wrong", "he baited her", "he started it", "he was wrong to videotape her" posters black? That all sounds to me like white privilege speaking. I can't imagine any black American who has been watching the media for the last few years and all of the increased violence and abuse of black victims would think that he baited her or that he was wrong for protecting himself by videotaping a crazy person who might, just might threaten him like she did and then lie about it. It happens to many times now that it is very commonplace to see such videos on Youtube. Look for Pool Patrol Paula, BBQ Becky, Permit Patty and many more. The number of closet racists that are out there is just amazing. And they are only emboldened by the current administration which is institutionalizing white supremacy and bigotry.

Lots of entitled whites who always manage to find a way to make it the black person's fault even when it isn't.

My kids are black and we have talked a lot about this. Both said they would have walked away when Karen revealed her crazy (as in as soon as she refused his request). She’s awful and deserves what happened to her. We applaud him for standing up for himself and the leash laws. But also recognize that he egged her on a little.