Woman apologizes after video goes viral of her calling police on black birdwatcher

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Do you actually read the BS you spout off or it comes so natural to you.
So your opinion is that calling the police is equivalent to murdering someone.

There happens to be quite a few black or Hispanic cops also, what makes you so sure it would be white cops and they would automatically murder the guy based on a phone call.

Btw the poor black guy that was blatantly murdered by that asshole cop would be more than happy to be bird watching now in Central Park like the guy that this racist bitch called the cops on. No fn comparison can be made between the two.
You're way off course. This is a simple matter of character assessment.
 

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She's not a girl... she's a middle aged university educated woman. She was never afraid. People that are afraid call the cops... they don't give a speech to the other person while doing it,
Not everybody are as brave as you. Even middle-aged women can be afraid if confronted by a black male in secluded portion of the park and that said man tells her that he will do something that she will not like and then proceed to do what seems to be poisoning her dog. And giving speech before calling the cops can be a defence mechanism (like an afraid person who is about to be attacked by several people may pull out a legally owned gun and first try to scare the attacker away before actually start shooting). Calling the cops is not helpful, the fact that a potential attacker knows that you are calling cops (and doing it in away that the cops are sure to arrive shortly) is the best way to scare the potential attacker away and to avoid the attack.
 

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If she was a huge white tattooed dude, she would have felt the same. If it was a nice dressed back guy, she would have felt safe. It is not about the race, it is about appearance and behaviour.
And how would you know this, from experience? Racist/prejudice people don't really care or look at how you are dressed or how you come off, just what you look like.
 

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If we can get past the hysteria and hyperbole, I think the likely scenario is that we have a woman, alone, in a secluded part of Central Park (where violence against women is not uncommon) confronted by a male probably much larger than herself. She was clearly concerned about her and her dog's safety and called 911.
She didn't look or come off as someone who was concerned about her safety from the way she kept approaching him. I mean, typically when most people are scared or concerned about something they tend to keep their distance or quickly get away from the threat, that's what I'd do.
 

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Not everybody are as brave as you. Even middle-aged women can be afraid if confronted by a black male in secluded portion of the park and that said man tells her that he will do something that she will not like and then proceed to do what seems to be poisoning her dog. And giving speech before calling the cops can be a defence mechanism (like an afraid person who is about to be attacked by several people may pull out a legally owned gun and first try to scare the attacker away before actually start shooting). Calling the cops is not helpful, the fact that a potential attacker knows that you are calling cops (and doing it in away that the cops are sure to arrive shortly) is the best way to scare the potential attacker away and to avoid the attack.
Now that we've removed the scary poorly dressed scary black guy stereotype (for what was a well dressed highly educated bird watching black guy) facing off with the innocent little white girl (in fact a grown woman armed with a big scary dog), we're left with what may or may not have been a defence mechanism in threatening to call the cops on a man of a specific race due to her own failure to comply with bylaws stating that a rabid animal must be on a leash in a public setting.

Thanks for the closing statements on behalf of your client. As judge of this proceeding, I've weighed the circumstantial evidence and I find the defendant, 'Karen' Cooper, GUILTY AS CHARGED. She will receive the maximum sentence of residing in the hall of social shame for as long as the media cycle deems fit.
 

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If you participate in a murder you're just as guilty as the person that pulls the trigger. This woman knew that uttering the threat of calling the police based on his race could end to any number of very bad outcomes for him, including death.

This has happened in the past.

So there you have it. Let me know if you need further clarification. No superhuman powers required.

Not just him, but pretty much any black man within that vicinity. She didn't give any detailed description (not like that would matter) she just said "an African American man" Pretty much translates to "any black man will do" among racist cops
 

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Not just him, but pretty much any black man within that vicinity. She didn't give any detailed description (not like that would matter) she just said "an African American man" Pretty much translates to "any black man will do" among racist cops
Excellent point.

Many instances of 'mistaken identity' beatings and deaths by cop.

Fradi is a 70+ year old immigrant that doesn't understand the depth, nuance, and implications of a case like this.
 

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Excellent point.

Many instances of 'mistaken identity' beatings and deaths by cop.

Fradi is a 70+ year old immigrant that doesn't understand the depth, nuance, and implications of a case like this.
I think it's mostly due to racism, mistaken identity is usually the excuse they come up with after the fact. She knew exactly what the implications would be if she called 911 and reported she was being assaulted by a black man, she even said that before she dialed 911.
 

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If we can get past the hysteria and hyperbole, I think the likely scenario is that we have a woman, alone, in a secluded part of Central Park (where violence against women is not uncommon) confronted by a male probably much larger than herself. She was clearly concerned about her and her dog's safety and called 911.
Are you being sarcastic because that's not what was in the video. She is the one approaching him and yelling at him BEFORE calling 911.



p.s. this Karen meme sure came on quick but a reminder, her name is Amy.
 

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Excellent point.

Many instances of 'mistaken identity' beatings and deaths by cop.

Fradi is a 70+ year old immigrant that doesn't understand the depth, nuance, and implications of a case like this.
First I am not 70+ just yet lol or even 70.
Second I have been here since 1966 and spent every winter in Florida and travelled all over the world many times so I have seen enough racism in my time and understand it better than you ever will.

I am just not so ridiculous to compare a murderer to someone who makes a phone call to call the cops.
While both are obviously racist, the result was one is dead and the other is still bird watching in Central Park.
Your constant BS is comical.
 

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Fradi, Joe Biden has more sense than you do, and we all know his state of mind. Maybe you ought to run for PM of Canada.

Read what Van Jones has stated recently and let it sink in.

https://terb.cc/vbulletin/showthrea...llary-Clinton-supporter-more-worisome-thn-KKK
I think you have totally lost your mind a long time ago.
Obviously you have nothing better to do than troll around on an escort board posting utter BS and nonsense.
Almost 14,000 BS posts you must be a legend here.
There is not much sense in continuing this with you when you post crap like this Hillary KKK BS.
Comparing me to a politician is comical, I happen to hate all politicians as far as I am concerned they are all the scum of the earth.
 

Smallcock

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I think you have totally lost your mind a long time ago.
Obviously you have nothing better to do than troll around on an escort board posting utter BS and nonsense.
Almost 14,000 BS posts you must be a legend here.
There is not much sense in continuing this with you when you post crap like this Hillary KKK BS.
Comparing me to a politician is comical, I happen to hate all politicians as far as I am concerned they are all the scum of the earth.
Van Jones has a JD from Yale University... he's a very bright man, but you think his opinion is "crap" "BS". That's fine, but I'm in good company. We're not trolls. We're beacons of light in a dark world.
 

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Van Jones has a JD from Yale University... he's a very bright man, but you think his opinion is "crap" "BS". That's fine, but I'm in good company. We're not trolls. We're beacons of light in a dark world.
Van Jones is not crazy though so he really is nothing like you.
 

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And you are wrong again. Yes, I am arguing for the sake of arguing, however, all of my arguments are legit and I do have legitimate rebuttal against you comments. A defence attorney should not believe that his client is innocent, nor is it his job to prove that his client is innocent. His job is to prove that his client MAY BE innocent and it is the prosecutor's job to prove the crime. If the prosecutor fails to prove it beyond the reasonable doubt, the accused person is deemed innocent. What I am saying is that this girl MAY BE innocent, however, she is already convicted in the court of public opinion and already punished by her employer. This is wrong!!! The people who do it (convict and or punish when there is chance she is innocent) are guilty of a much bigger crime than she may be.
Thanks for admitting that again.
This NOT a court of law, so your 'arguments' are ALL invalid.
The employer has the right to fire her for ANY REASON they want... hell, they could fire her for not wearing high heels if they wanted to.
And the court of public opinion might be a bitch, but she was acting like an absolute cunt, IN PUBLIC, so she is fair game for being roasted by public opinion.
She got everything she deserves.
 

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This is a perfect example of what should have been "two ships passing in the night" going totally sideways.

1) I doubt she goes around calling 911 on black males.

2) I doubt he goes around taking cellphone videos of women he doesn't know.

In the famous words of General George Armstrong Custer: "This is a total fuckup."
 

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Thanks for admitting that again.
This NOT a court of law, so your 'arguments' are ALL invalid.
The employer has the right to fire her for ANY REASON they want... hell, they could fire her for not wearing high heels if they wanted to.
And the court of public opinion might be a bitch, but she was acting like an absolute cunt, IN PUBLIC, so she is fair game for being roasted by public opinion.
She got everything she deserves.
Yes, and this is what I am also arguing about: the "court of public opinion" is unjust and can be easily manipulated by half-truth. Anyone who participate in accepting this "court" judgement are more guilty than she is. You, as a part of "public opinion court", is a reason an innocent (in the real court of law) women lost her job (a real punishment). You are the guilty one. Not her. As you must agree, there is not sufficient evidence to confirm anything and there is a significant chance she was provoked and panicked, ,yet, you are are ready to convict her and ruin her life without sufficient proof. YOU are the bad guy in this story. And the guy who recorded the video and posted it online (instead of simply filing the complain with the police) is also the bad guy because he new that YOU and other like you existed who are willing to punish her without finding the whole truth first.
 

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Are you saying, this didn't give you wood?

Who can possibly get wood from a photo like that? Someone into bestiality? lol

That said, the actual woman in the photo is not unattractive, especially if she's not wearing any makeup there. Don't underestimate the power of being dolled up. But that's her most flattering photo, aside from the Linkedin one, that I have seen, if that means anything. lol
 
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