This thread was infuriating with all the posters saying you should basically acquiesce to being kissed by a random stranger before fighting back.What's the story behind that one?
edit: Just looked it up. Yep, that guy totally deserved it.
AmenTry to wrap your head around this:
As a young Black male, I've seen shit like this happen many times with family, friends, and myself. And 9 times out of 10, none of us would respond as calmly as this dude here was. My question to you is, why the fuck don't WE ever get the benefit of the doubt and people like this woman do?
You wanna know what I hear whenever some Black kid gets shot for doing human things while Black? "He/She must've did something to deserve it." You wanna know what people tell me when I get upset when White people refer to me as a thug? "Well, maybe you should change the way you dress." Point is, people hold US responsible for not only the way other people perceive us, but also the actions people take against us, violent or otherwise.
Yet... this disgusting woman, acting a fool at a supermarket, praising herself stripping for cops, calling this man a nigger, threatening him in different ways... I'm supposed to be concerned for her safety? I'm supposed to be considerate about how SHE feels when she's clearly not giving a fuck about how HE feels about her comments and perception of him?
Shit, I guarantee you that if this woman were anything other than White, the sentiment would be "She deserves whatever's coming to her."
My ability to give a fuck died the moment she started threatening him...
What's the story behind that one?
edit: Just looked it up. Yep, that guy totally deserved it.
What exactly is your problem? Someone pointing out that the women is definitely not stable (or near downright crazy) in that video? Would that take away your ability to look down on her? Then ignore my comment, please, and continue doing whatever it is you are doing.
Edit: being "crazy" and being racist are not mutually exclusive states, that is my point.
my researching skill has failed me. whats the story here? haha
Nearly everyone in this thread has stated how they think the guy responded very well to the situation. I get the overarching issue dealing with racism and I do not respond to anyone in that way.Try to wrap your head around this:
As a young Black male, I've seen shit like this happen many times with family, friends, and myself. And 9 times out of 10, none of us would respond as calmly as this dude here was. My question to you is, why the fuck don't WE ever get the benefit of the doubt and people like this woman do?
Yes, some do and we need to work on fixing that. It is absolute BS and shouldn't happen. Since we are being candid, it is one of the reasons why I have disassociated myself from the majority of my family. They cannot 'help' themselves from saying racist and homophobic shit, I have gotten into numerous arguments with them about it. Trying to explain how it is messed up and irrational, it doesn't change.You wanna know what I hear whenever some Black kid gets shot for doing human things while Black? "He/She must've did something to deserve it." You wanna know what people tell me when I get upset when White people refer to me as a thug? "Well, maybe you should change the way you dress." Point is, people hold US responsible for not only the way other people perceive us, but also the actions people take against us, violent or otherwise.
I'm not going to sit here and tell you how you should feel, that is on you. I will still be considerate of her and hope that she isn't harmed, even if she is a scumbag racist. I think that is the biggest issue of contention between you and I. The immediate situation is 'resolved', her threat of violence isn't present. But I'm not going to advocate that we should hope this video goes out to the entire news media, listing her name, address, place of employment, etc. Why? Because I would be worried that some other unstable individual would seek to carry out some form of vigilantism.Yet... this disgusting woman, acting a fool at a supermarket, praising herself stripping for cops, calling this man a nigger, threatening him in different ways... I'm supposed to be concerned for her safety? I'm supposed to be considerate about how SHE feels when she's clearly not giving a fuck about how HE feels about her comments and perception of him?
It wouldn't be my sentiment, nor do I think it would be the sentiment from this thread.Shit, I guarantee you that if this woman were anything other than White, the sentiment would be "She deserves whatever's coming to her."
My ability to give a fuck died the moment she started threatening him...
I sort of wanted to knock the coffee out of her hand. What the fuck was with nobody saying shit to her? Just walk on by and shit.
Bystander effect, happens all the time.
She's got a good voice for droning on endlessly. I bet she's a teacher.
Yeah,she teaches how to assume the pole position
It wouldn't be my sentiment, nor do I think it would be the sentiment from this thread.
you just know he continues eating his snack after that uppercut
How many cops has she stripped for?
Oh man.
But I'm not going to advocate that we should hope this video goes out to the entire news media, listing her name, address, place of employment, etc. Why? Because I would be worried that some other unstable individual would seek to carry out some form of vigilantism.
Racism Defensive Force is all over this thread
Couldn't have said it better myself.Try to wrap your head around this:
As a young Black male, I've seen shit like this happen many times with family, friends, and myself. And 9 times out of 10, none of us would respond as calmly as this dude here was. My question to you is, why the fuck don't WE ever get the benefit of the doubt and people like this woman do?
You wanna know what I hear whenever some Black kid gets shot for doing human things while Black? "He/She must've did something to deserve it." You wanna know what people tell me when I get upset when White people refer to me as a thug? "Well, maybe you should change the way you dress." Point is, people hold US responsible for not only the way other people perceive us, but also the actions people take against us, violent or otherwise.
Yet... this disgusting woman, acting a fool at a supermarket, praising herself stripping for cops, calling this man a nigger, threatening him in different ways... I'm supposed to be concerned for her safety? I'm supposed to be considerate about how SHE feels when she's clearly not giving a fuck about how HE feels about her comments and perception of him?
Shit, I guarantee you that if this woman were anything other than White, the sentiment would be "She deserves whatever's coming to her."
My ability to give a fuck died the moment she started threatening him...
We don't know what happened before he pressed record.
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good enough?
We don't know what happened before he pressed record.
Nono? Nono..We don't know what happened before he pressed record.
Indeed. Also, rewatch it..THEY BOTH STATE what happened.It doesn't really matter what happened. None of it would change the fact that the lady is a racist piece of crap.
We don't know what happened before he pressed record.
No no..let nature take its course.I hope you're being sarcastic.
The last guy that tried that argument got banned. Thread carefully, Junior.
We don't know what happened before he pressed record.
No no..let nature take its course.
Hoo boy..., this is gonna be one of them house cleaning threads, isn't it? Also, love those flawless technique gifs.We don't know what happened before he pressed record.
Hahah, I see what you did there.
You know, more and more I'm really not convinced that throwing around words like that at people entirely amounts to racism. When people get pissed off at another person they will often resort to name calling. Name calling isn't meant to be nice but it doesn't mean the person in question has a problem with an entire race of people either. This woman? Perhaps, but I don't think this can be applied to everyone in these situations.
Not that I want to defend her acting stupid but people are way too hypersensitive about this shit these days.
You know, more and more I'm really not convinced that throwing around words like that at people entirely amounts to racism. When people get pissed off at another person they will often resort to name calling. Name calling isn't meant to be nice but it doesn't mean the person in question has a problem with an entire race of people either. This woman? Perhaps, but I don't think this can be applied to everyone in these situations.
Not that I want to defend her acting stupid but people are way too hypersensitive about this shit these days.
Racist people use racial epithets to insult people when they are angry.
I'm trying to figure out how starting his car made her snap like that.
"How dare you start a fucking car in this parking lot!"
Try to wrap your head around this:
As a young Black male, I've seen shit like this happen many times with family, friends, and myself. And 9 times out of 10, none of us would respond as calmly as this dude here was. My question to you is, why the fuck don't WE ever get the benefit of the doubt and people like this woman do?
You wanna know what I hear whenever some Black kid gets shot for doing human things while Black? "He/She must've did something to deserve it." You wanna know what people tell me when I get upset when White people refer to me as a thug? "Well, maybe you should change the way you dress." Point is, people hold US responsible for not only the way other people perceive us, but also the actions people take against us, violent or otherwise.
Yet... this disgusting woman, acting a fool at a supermarket, praising herself stripping for cops, calling this man a nigger, threatening him in different ways... I'm supposed to be concerned for her safety? I'm supposed to be considerate about how SHE feels when she's clearly not giving a fuck about how HE feels about her comments and perception of him?
Shit, I guarantee you that if this woman were anything other than White, the sentiment would be "She deserves whatever's coming to her."
My ability to give a fuck died the moment she started threatening him...
Try to wrap your head around this:
As a young Black male, I've seen shit like this happen many times with family, friends, and myself. And 9 times out of 10, none of us would respond as calmly as this dude here was. My question to you is, why the fuck don't WE ever get the benefit of the doubt and people like this woman do?
You wanna know what I hear whenever some Black kid gets shot for doing human things while Black? "He/She must've did something to deserve it." You wanna know what people tell me when I get upset when White people refer to me as a thug? "Well, maybe you should change the way you dress." Point is, people hold US responsible for not only the way other people perceive us, but also the actions people take against us, violent or otherwise.
Yet... this disgusting woman, acting a fool at a supermarket, praising herself stripping for cops, calling this man a nigger, threatening him in different ways... I'm supposed to be concerned for her safety? I'm supposed to be considerate about how SHE feels when she's clearly not giving a fuck about how HE feels about her comments and perception of him?
Shit, I guarantee you that if this woman were anything other than White, the sentiment would be "She deserves whatever's coming to her."
My ability to give a fuck died the moment she started threatening him...
You know, more and more I'm really not convinced that throwing around words like that at people entirely amounts to racism. When people get pissed off at another person they will often resort to name calling. Name calling isn't meant to be nice but it doesn't mean the person in question has a problem with an entire race of people either. This woman? Perhaps, but I don't think this can be applied to everyone in these situations.
Not that I want to defend her acting stupid but people are way too hypersensitive about this shit these days.
Why are people defending this? How much more fucking racist do you need to get than this?
"Oh she's just angry, oh she's not mentally stable"
What shitty excuses.