this belongs in the SelfAwareWolves subreddit.The fact that you want to judge someone based on one post says a lot about you and what's wrong with this SJW obsessed generation.
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this belongs in the SelfAwareWolves subreddit.The fact that you want to judge someone based on one post says a lot about you and what's wrong with this SJW obsessed generation.
Yeah mate we're friends now. This is like being back at school but without the flexible rulers and the smoking shelters.
How?The purpose of CCTV is complete different from this.
You ignored the part about “if she tried to kill him”. She might be less likely to shoot him if she’s on camera.From the video, he pulled out his phone before she starting making the phone call. From his own account, she wasn't saying anything threatening to him at that point, so no he didn't have any of those reasons to pull out his phone.
Ffs... how is it so hard to see why a black man would film an encounter where he asks a white person in the US to do something right now?The guy should maybe get questioned to why he was recording (was it the dog? The woman) & be let go or fined accordingly
I dont want anything wrong to happen to him. I want the woman to go to Jail and the man only to be questioned so the police look like they have questioned both sides. I just dont understand why he was pre - recording, was it because of a dog? Or because he already knew she was prone to that type of fake calling & racism? I wasnt following the thread or the OP properly.Ffs... how is it so hard to see why a black man would film an encounter where he asks a white person in the US to do something right now?
Look below...I dont want anything wrong to happen to him. I want the woman to go to Jail and the man only to be questioned so the police look like they have questioned both sides. I just dont understand why he was pre - recording, was it because of a dog? Or because he already knew she was prone to that type of fake calling & racism? I wasnt following the thread or the OP properly.
Also consider the cultural context of the modern United States
Mr. Cooper's account of the undercard for clarity.
Why should he be questioned? I don’t understand how people still make this mistake about the legality of recording someone in a public place.Personally I think she should go to jail to spend time for trying to fake justice or some shit aswell as promoting racist behaviours. The guy should maybe get questioned to why he was recording (was it the dog? The woman) & be let go or fined accordingly
He was filming because Karens and Kyles like her have been pulling stunts like this. He is an avid birdwatcher and that part of the park is protected so he documents them.I dont want anything wrong to happen to him. I want the woman to go to Jail and the man only to be questioned so the police look like they have questioned both sides. I just dont understand why he was pre - recording, was it because of a dog? Or because he already knew she was prone to that type of fake calling & racism? I wasnt following the thread or the OP properly.
Okay I get the story now so he was all good and the woman should go to jail.Look below...
Also consider the cultural context of the modern United States
The bottom half of that account is weird as feck.
Mr. Cooper's account of the undercard for clarity.
Yeah, it wouldn't have got to that point for myself as I'd have just put the dog on the lead, but if I saw the incident I'd have a problem with what he said I think.Yeah, that is a stupid way to word it.
"I'm going to do what I want but you're not going to like it. Come here, puppy!"
I'm not gonna ring the cops and cry but I'm gonna think this guy is a weird cnut.
The bottom half of that account is weird as feck.
I don't understand the you won't like what I do, and then pulling out a bag of treats. I'd expect some form of harm to come to my dog if someone said something like that, and it's pretty obvious that wasn't actually his intention, but I think I'd take that the wrong way myself.
The whole African American part is racist as shit and I'm glad she's been fired though. Me and my friends get shit like this all the time, but to a lesser extent obviously.
I mean, based on that she doesn't get a pass at all but you can see why she freaked out.
Mr. Cooper's account of the undercard for clarity.
I don't think this is even a story if she just said get away from me or i'm calling the cops. The part that simply takes it over the edge is that she knowingly tells him that she will mention his race to the cops. Like it's a built in threat of "you know what will happen if the cops realise you're black".I mean, based on that she doesn't get a pass at all but you can see why she freaked out.
The wording does sound like a threat even if his intentions were innocuous. 'I'm going to do what I want and you're not going to like it' and then calls the dog... Yikes.
I'm not sure how isolated they were in the park but if they were away from other people she might well have been bricking it. He seems much bigger than she is so pretty much defenseless.. Even if from the safety of my home he seems like a nice fellow and she looks a prick.
Clearly the use of his race to try threaten him and then escalate to the police is unacceptable, racist and a massive error in judgement that deserves consequences but I accept that she likely felt legitimately threatened if his account is accurate.
But all avoided if she just puts the dog on a lead.I mean, based on that she doesn't get a pass at all but you can see why she freaked out.
The wording does sound like a threat even if his intentions were innocuous. 'I'm going to do what I want and you're not going to like it' and then calls the dog... Yikes.
I'm not sure how isolated they were in the park but if they were away from other people she might well have been bricking it. He seems much bigger than she is so pretty much defenseless.. Even if from the safety of my home he seems like a nice fellow and she looks a prick.
Clearly the use of his race to try threaten him and then escalate to the police is unacceptable, racist and a massive error in judgement that deserves consequences but I accept that she likely felt legitimately threatened if his account is accurate.
Yeah, I can see why she would freak out there. I'd probably have freaked out as well. As you said, it's no excuse for the racism.I mean, based on that she doesn't get a pass at all but you can see why she freaked out.
The wording does sound like a threat even if his intentions were innocuous. 'I'm going to do what I want and you're not going to like it' and then calls the dog... Yikes.
I'm not sure how isolated they were in the park but if they were away from other people she might well have been bricking it. He seems much bigger than she is so pretty much defenseless.. Even if from the safety of my home he seems like a nice fellow and she looks a prick.
Clearly the use of his race to try threaten him and then escalate to the police is unacceptable, racist and a massive error in judgement that deserves consequences but I accept that she likely felt legitimately threatened if his account is accurate.
Yeah he was completely right to call her out but he should have exercised better judgement before calling the dog over. Involving yourself with strangers is always going to carry risks, and escalating interactions even when you are right is not always the wisest decision.But all avoided if she just puts the dog on a lead.
Also, "DONT YOU TOUCH MY DOG!" sounds more like someone in fight mode not flight.
Finally, I wouldn't call it an error in judgment on her part. She knew full well what she was doing, having told Mr. Cooper of her plan. She gambled and lost, deservedly so.
Asshat deserves to be fired. She even more so deserves to have the dog taken back from her.Here is the story all the rage on social media today -
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/05/26/us/central-park-video-dog-video-african-american-trnd/index.html
Video in question:
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The women is definitely out of order but in super quick time all of her info was doxxed online including personal social media accounts, employment info and even her dog's instagram account. Subsequently she has been put on admin leave by her company and her dog that she adopted few weeks ago has also been taken back.
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People are openly are rooting for her life to be ruined due to this incident which I think is a bit much despite her egregious actions.
Does the pun at the end of this post give away that this is a WUM or are you serious? I really can’t tell, hopefully the former?Why the feck was the guy filming her in the first place? Isn't that an invasion of privacy? Filming someone for walking their dog without a leash? Seriously? It seems everyone wants to be a justice warrior and hound people for breaking a rule, no matter how tiny it is.
And these colleagues shape young, impressionable minds. feck me.@SirAF
To add to the social experiment text responses...
"Why is he bird hunting in Central Park and complaining about a leashed dog?"
"The panic in her voice is legit."
Based on that if that's true, he wasn't being dickish. Even told her where she could take her dog. Her calling the cops for him giving her dog a treat is wild.
Mr. Cooper's account of the undercard for clarity.
This whole thing is suspicious to me
Why is he in the park?
Why does he have a phone?
Why is he talking to people?
It was. She had only taken it from a rescue home recently and when they were made aware they took it back.Asshat deserves to be fired. She even more so deserves to have the dog taken back from her.
There’s a lot of ‘she’s done wrong but. . .’ going on here. Victim blame at its finest.
Had she had her dog on a lead [as are the rules] then the interaction would have been totally unnecessary;. Her reaction was one of entitlement, she didn’t like being told what to do & her bigotry was her first defence.
Her actions after the above exchange are pathetic and she deserves to do jailtime for attempting to get him into police trouble using race as a bait. Although it's minor in comparison, his actions also appear unnecessary. Who says 'im going to do what I want, you won't like it, come here puppy'?!
Mr. Cooper's account of the undercard for clarity.
So giving someone's dog a treat is now a threat?
According to HIS account they were having what reads as a relatively reasonable conversion (one which he was entirely in the right) until he dropped the line 'I'm going to do what I want to do and you're not going to like it' then called her dog to him with treats...
I'm not shocked she called the police for help and neither should he if thought about it. A lot of women who were on their own with a stranger in a park after feeling threatened. So actually saying something that sounds like a threat is going to cause problems. The guy seems like a nice man so I genuinely think he was oblivious to her perception of the situation and possibly still is.
Again, not an excuse for her to jump to using race - yes she knows that it will be perceived as adding to the urgency to her call to the police. However if you don't think he escalated things with his actions and caused her to freak out and involve the police I'm not sure you care to understand the nuances.
On the 'victim blaming' point, in the UK we have a concept of split liability so an accident may be one persons fault or both in any apportionment. It's way too simplistic to always say one person is 100% right and the other 100% wrong. In this incident the public interest is entirely in the dog being off the leash (admittedly a local issue) and using the police to manage the situation. Which now more information has come out we can see that he contributed to her need for assistance, which is legitimate given the perceived threat, though clearly she used his race both as a means to intimidate him and try to create urgency with the police which is both clear racism and criticism and social consequences are warranted for that.
I would just suggest to every man to be careful approaching women on their own in a park, especially if you end up going some weird stuff like saying 'I'm going to do what I want and you're not going to like it'.