White woman branded a racist for asking black man walking in her neighborhood if he was lost

[Unkotare]

Sounds like a how said/what said sort of thing.

 

[Blues Man]

Not by your metric.

Gee I would have thought it was OBVIOUS to any halfway intelligent person that crimes are an exception to the mind your own business rule.

 

[Delldude]

Gee I would have thought it was OBVIOUS to any halfway intelligent person that crimes are an exception to the mind your own business rule.

If a liberal reads that......maybe you need a disclaimer?

 

[Blues Man]

If a liberal reads that......maybe you need a disclaimer?

So you're a liberal then?

After all it wasn't OBVIOUS to you was it?

 

[Delldude]

So you're a liberal then?

After all it wasn't OBVIOUS to you was it?

No, I do my own thinking.

You have to reduce things to their lowest common denominator.

 

[Blues Man]

No, I do my own thinking.

You have to reduce things to their lowest common denominator.

And you you didn;t understand that crime is the obvious exception to minding your own business

 

[Delldude]

And you you didn;t understand that crime is the obvious exception to minding your own business

I know it full well.
It's you who didn't contemplate to who you may be speaking.
You do know where assumptions may lead?

 

[lennypartiv]

Yea because all black folks listen to loud music and party all night. Smfh.

Don't forget about the fried chicken you all eat.

 

[j-mac]

And you you didn;t understand that crime is the obvious exception to minding your own business

Don't you understand? it's a no win with your type of thinking here....She is branded a racist for trying to help the young man, and would have been branded if she "minded her own business" as you say because then the narrative would have been White people just don't want to even help a lost black man....

 

[Superbadbrutha]

I'm just sayin', it wasn't a racial interaction...For instance if you are stopped, looking at your phone, and then looking around at where you are, I would assume you're lost...How is that racial?

The article doesn't say anything about he was looking around. You don't know what he was looking at on his phone and folks will usually ask you if they need help.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Don't forget about the fried chicken you all eat.

Damn look at all the white folks in that line, I guess you eat it as well you racist POS.

 

[MizMolly]

How do you know he was lost?

That’s why she asked

 

[MizMolly]

If I saw an unfamiliar person in my neighborhood and they appeared lost or looking for something I would ask, regardless if their race. Wtf do people get offended when a white person asks a black person?

 

[Superbadbrutha]

That’s why she asked

If he were lost wouldn't he ask her for help.

 

[j-mac]

The article doesn't say anything about he was looking around. You don't know what he was looking at on his phone and folks will usually ask you if they need help.

I just think it is a bad road going forward labeling anyone with helpful intention a racist simply because you don't want to interact with white folk...

 

[MizMolly]

If he were lost wouldn't he ask her for help.

Not necessarily. If he was trying to find it on his own or maybe not sure if he should ask. I just put myself in his shoes, what I might do. It would not bother me if someone asked if I was lost.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Who said I wasn't.?

Again, you think I am actually serious with any of this.

All of this is for the benefit of Biff, superconspiracybrutha, and the rest of these assholes on here who are constantly looking for a reason to call us racist.

I may as will have some fun right?

I don't think you're racist. I think you're a magaturd asswipe.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

I just think it is a bad road going forward labeling anyone with helpful intention a racist simply because you don't want to interact with white folk...

How do you know she had helpful intentions, because she said so.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Not necessarily. If he was trying to find it on his own or maybe not sure if he should ask. I just put myself in his shoes, what I might do. It would not bother me if someone asked if I was lost.

Depends on how they asked me and depends on what I was doing. As we have seen time and time again, they are not necessarily thinking you are lost or need help, they are thinking you don't belong there.

 

[j-mac]

How do you know she had helpful intentions, because she said so.

How do you know she didn’t? Because she’s white?