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Re: Karenism (a.k.a. ethnic profiling by civilians)
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: September 4, 2020, 12:28 am
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HTML https://us.yahoo.com/news/white-woman-faces-hate-crime-204330486.html
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> WINNETKA, Ill. (AP) — A white woman faces a felony hate crime
charge after police said she initiated a racist confrontation
with a group of Black men at a beach in suburban Chicago,
telling them they weren't allowed there and that one of them
would kill her because he's Black.
>
> Irene Donoshaytis, 65, of Northfield, is accused of
aggressively confronting Otis Campbell and two other Black
people who were riding bicycles near a pier along Lake Michigan
in Winnetka last month, Deputy Police Chief Brian O’Connell
said.
> ...
> Campbell said Donoshaytis told them, “This is America. This is
America. You can’t do this. I’m from Winnetka. You need to go
back where you’re from.”
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Re: Karenism (a.k.a. ethnic profiling by civilians)
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: September 5, 2020, 3:10 pm
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/ohio-woman-falsely-called-police-154003651.html'
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> A Hudson resident who works for Summit County, he was at the
Portage County Job and Family Services building parking lot off
South Chestnut Street for a 9 a.m. training meeting. Cooper got
to the building early, signed in and went to sit in his car at
about 8:47 a.m., drinking tea and talking on his cell phone.
>
> When the Ravenna cops pulled into the parking lot, he said he
initially didn’t think anything of it. Summit County has police
officers at the building he works in, he said, so he didn’t
think anything was wrong until the fourth officer rolled in.
>
> That’s also when the police came up to his car, yelling, “Put
your hands up!”
>
> A woman had called the Ravenna Police Department from a
dentist’s office across the street and said a man was sitting in
a black Mustang with a gun.
> ...
> Cooper does have a concealed-carry weapons permit, but he
wasn’t carrying a gun at the time. All he had in his hand was
his cell phone, which he was using to talk on speaker.
>
> Cooper was the only Black man in the parking lot in a Mustang.
> ...
> “I really believe he was holding a pistol,” she said at one
point in the call, and later said, “I’m pretty darn sure it's a
pistol.”
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Even if he was, so what? Countless "whites" are seen carrying
firearms daily. and they do not have the police called on them.
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> the person who filed the false police report should be
charged," Cooper said.
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Yes. You can bet she was hoping the police would shoot him. They
are waging demographic warfare on us because they know how
powerful Demographic Blueshift is. That is all there is to it.
#Post#: 1080--------------------------------------------------
Re: Karenism (a.k.a. ethnic profiling by civilians)
DIR By: Killthebank
Date: September 8, 2020, 10:57 pm
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HTML https://kdvr.com/news/problem-solvers/12-year-old-suspended-over-toy-gun-seen-in-virtual-class/
A suspension is absurd considering the boy was at home. Maybe
just tell him to quit playing around with his toys and pay
attention to the lesson? If the someone thought it was a real
gun, why not call the parents and ask?
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Re: Karenism (a.k.a. ethnic profiling by civilians)
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: September 20, 2020, 11:13 pm
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HTML https://www.thecollegefix.com/university-suspended-black-student-for-a-year-because-drunk-white-girl-kissed-him-lawsuit/
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> Long Island University punished a black student for sexual
assault despite his white accuser’s constantly changing story
and several witnesses who either contradicted or couldn’t
corroborate her claims, according to a lawsuit filed last week
against the private university in Brookville, New York.
>
> “John Doe” accused LIU of Title IX and Title VI violations,
saying “gender bias was a motivating factor” in the “erroneous
outcome” of his proceeding and racial bias explains the
“differential treatment” he received compared to “Jane Roe.”
>
> The university also violated his due process rights under New
York law and committed breach of contract, including by failing
to use the “preponderance of evidence” standard outlined in its
disciplinary code, the suit claims.
>
> Jane had drunkenly kissed John, “an active and well-respected
member of his church,” without his affirmative consent “in front
of many witnesses” in a dorm room. (As a football player on
LIU’s team, John had also resolved not to drink during the
season.) Later that night she panicked that her public behavior
could harm her “committed relationship” with another man.
>
> The next day she filed a complaint against John, claiming that
the night before he had forced her to perform oral sex on him.
He also “pulled” her into another room where he held her down
and continued kissing her, Jane claimed. In the final version of
her story, she made a factual assertion that could be vetted:
John assaulted her behind a “wall” of dressers in the room,
which is furnished by LIU.
>
> Despite the fact that Jane’s story held no water with
witnesses and she was never alone with John, LIU found her more
credible in a “deficient and hasty investigation.” Having found
him guilty of sexual assault, the university then inexplicably
invited John to reapply to LIU for the next fall semester, the
suit says.
>
> That invitation may have been a ruse: John would learn from
his coach several months later that the guilty finding had
nullified his full-ride athletic scholarship, which “effectively
expelled” him from LIU.
>
> Title IX Coordinator Jean Anne Smith (below), also associate
dean of students, wore several mutually exclusive hats in the
proceeding, the suit claims. She represented herself to both
John and Jane as each student’s “advocate,” investigated the
allegations, judged John guilty and then picked his sanctions.
>
> Smith and the other investigator, Nicole Thomas, repeatedly
withheld information from John, including his right to present
witnesses, he argues. Their own interviews with witnesses were
“cursory and brief,” ignoring “key inconsistencies and
contradictions.”
>
> They also gave no reason for siding with Jane’s story over
John’s – that she initiated nonconsensual contact with the kiss
– and didn’t even let him hear her testimony, much less
cross-examine witnesses, the suit claims. John says neither LIU
nor Jane ever reported her allegations to police.
> ...
> This is despite the policy’s explicit promise of several
rights for “all” students, including the presumption of
innocence for accused students, “right to make an impact
statement” on the cusp of sanctions and “equal opportunity” to
present witnesses and evidence. John claims he was afforded none
of these.
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Presumption of innocence for "non-whites"? Not in Western
civilization.
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Re: Karenism (a.k.a. ethnic profiling by civilians)
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: September 27, 2020, 1:07 pm
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2h4CVt1f2I
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Re: Karenism (a.k.a. ethnic profiling by civilians)
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: October 7, 2020, 11:13 pm
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/vigil-black-man-killed-white-192247715.html
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> A vigil on Sunday night for a black man shot and killed by a
white police officer in Texas descended into chaos when an armed
white gunman arrived “to protect my city”.
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> Jonathan Price, a 31-year-old motivational speaker, who worked
for his hometown of Wolfe City, died on Saturday evening after a
confrontation with Officer Shaun Lucas.
>
> Friends of Price say he was intervening in a domestic
disturbance at a convenience store when the officer shot him.
Lucas on Monday was charged with murder.
>
> Hundreds of people on Sunday night gathered in Wolfe City, a
city of about 1,400 roughly 70 miles northeast of Dallas, for a
candlelit vigil in memory of Price.
>
> But as the evening wore on, a white man armed with an AR-15
type assault rifle arrived on the scene.
>
> Mourners angrily confronted the gunman, yelling at him to
leave.
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The city is no more "his city" than it is the vigil attendees'
city. To claim to "protect" it from the vigil attendees is to
imply otherwise.
But the real question is: why were the vigil attendees not
carrying AR-15s to protect themselves from him?
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Re: Karenism (a.k.a. ethnic profiling by civilians)
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: October 11, 2020, 12:00 am
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Karens now write enemy propaganda (and are being taken seriously
by our enemies):
HTML https://www.amren.com/commentary/2020/10/taking-the-red-pill-in-south-africa/
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> There was always a sense of anxiety in the air. We didn’t know
what would happen next. The look on the faces of the black South
Africans said it all. It said, “This is not your country
anymore.” That was true.
>
> The moment that made me racially aware was in the summer of
1997 when I was just seven years old. My mother and I were on
our way to the bank to withdraw some money for the day’s
shopping. When we pulled up there was a large group of black men
loitering in front of the entrance. They were being very loud
and rambunctious. I looked at my mother as we stopped outside
and could see the fear in her eyes. In a young and naïve way, I
said to her, “Don’t worry mom, I’ll protect you.” As we exited
the vehicle I remained close to her, staying near her hand bag
in order to protect it from a purse snatcher. As we moved into
the crowd I used my body as a barrier between the men and my
mother. We managed to squeeze our way into the bank and withdrew
our money. I knew leaving would be even more dangerous, as the
men outside knew that we now had cash in hand. We managed to
push past them just as before, and once free of the crowd we
rushed back to the relative safety of our car and locked the
doors. We were lucky that nothing happened, but the terror of it
was unreal.
>
> Later that night I overheard my parents talking about this
trip to the bank. My mother said to my father, “We have to get
out of this country. I do not want to live in a country where my
seven-year-old son feels like he needs to protect me.” That
night where my parents made the decision to leave South Africa.
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So literally nothing happened outside of their own primitive
heads, yet it is being written up as evidence of how dangerous
"black" people are.....
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Re: Karenism (a.k.a. ethnic profiling by civilians)
DIR By: guest5
Date: October 12, 2020, 7:21 pm
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Most Native Americans and "blacks" deserve America. A few people
of European ancestry still deserve to be here as well. Sick and
tired of the horrific bullshit that is constantly spewing out of
almost everyone else's mouth though. At the end of the day most
of them are indifferent to anything of importance and will get
to coonin real quick when given the opportunity.
I find it ironic that so many U.S. citizens care about skin
color still when the skin of children is literally being burned
off in their names. These people deserve the worst for their
indifference. They better pray there isn't a just God!
HTML https://i.pinimg.com/originals/2e/5a/7b/2e5a7b16a2f2b16ad3fe886e21a1f65e.jpg
Fuck em all!
BONUS:
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcxBwuvCjFw
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Re: Karenism (a.k.a. ethnic profiling by civilians)
DIR By: guest5
Date: October 15, 2020, 9:04 pm
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Woman in Racist Viral Video Sentenced for Separate Attack at
Torrance Mall
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> The woman was given a short 45-day sentence, which the victim
of the attack says send the wrong message.
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mggHORidH0M
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Re: Karenism (a.k.a. ethnic profiling by civilians)
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: October 21, 2020, 11:31 pm
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Good news!
HTML https://apnews.com/article/race-and-ethnicity-san-francisco-legislation-crime-a130bb0f8d13b46dacf58ed8fa8a3169
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> SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Fed up with white people calling 911
about people of color selling water bottles, barbecuing or
otherwise going about their lives, San Francisco leaders
unanimously approved hate crime legislation giving the targets
of those calls the ability to sue the caller.
>
> The Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday on the Caution Against
Racial and Exploitative Non-Emergencies Act, also known as the
CAREN legislation. It’s a nod to a popular meme using the name
“Karen” to describe an entitled white woman whose actions stem
from her privilege, such as using police to target people of
color.
> ...
> Supporters of the legislation say it is crushing to be
confronted by police because someone saw you as a threat,
possibly as a criminal or as not belonging. It’s especially
terrifying for Black people, whose encounters with police could
end in violence.
>
> “This is not hyperbole,” said Brittni Chicuata, chief of staff
for San Francisco’s Human Rights Commission. “This is an
established pattern reflected in the disparate treatment of
Black people and other people of color in our city and in our
country.”
>
> Other places have moved to make placing racist 911 calls a
hate crime. California’s governor recently signed a measure
making the crime a misdemeanor punishable by jail time and a
fine. New York approved legislation allowing the victims of
racist 911 calls to sue.
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But again, none of the above or for that matter any legislation,
is a substitute to owning a firearm and being willing to use it.
If someone calls the racist police on you, you could be dead
before you ever have a chance to sue.
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