BF2S Forums Here we go again, but it is ok to "jump to conclusions", it's "racism"

Difficult to say. Bit of both - her fucking around and the police over-reacting maybe.

Last edited by CameronPoe (2009-11-19 15:46:59)

Well, the cash register video clearly shows she was shoving that other persons stuff out of her way and that's a pretty good way to find trouble. And she also was apparently yelling and cursing too so I don't see any wrong on Wal Marts side for escorting out of the building.   
In fact nothing really serious seems to take place until she and the officers are out of the security cameras range. Something obviously happend once they were out of the camera range and it seems unlikely to me that the cops and guards would've just decided to grab her and drag her back to the car without some type of threatning action on her part. However, any Wal Mart I've been to has had at least 8 or more security cameras mounted on the front of the building covering the entire parking lot. So it seems odd to me that they would have a blindspot in the parking lot like that. Especially so close to the entrance. I don't know, sure would be iteresting to see what took place off camera.

CNN wrote:

She repeatedly kicked one officer in the shin and another in the face, police said.

pre-med student/Ninja?

/waits for videos

But I have personally experienced members of a certain ethnic group throwing the race card into the mix when it was entirely unrelated, and then the whole situation rapidly falls apart

ITT: Racist
_{Just kidding}

Seems like there is a lot of tension in that city from both camps that again makes incidents like this spark easier ... by just reading the article I would say both parties did their fair share of wrong behaviour ...

lowing wrote:

Varegg wrote:

Seems like there is a lot of tension in that city from both camps that again makes incidents like this spark easier ... by just reading the article I would say both parties did their fair share of wrong behaviour ...

How so, she was rude, and the other party was not going to stand for it? How are both wrong?

I wasn't there so I wouldn't know ... but reading the article both sides over reacted, seems like she made the first mistake ...

lowing wrote:

Varegg wrote:

lowing wrote:

How so, she was rude, and the other party was not going to stand for it? How are both wrong?

I wasn't there so I wouldn't know ... but reading the article both sides over reacted, seems like she made the first mistake ...

Nope, people reacted to a rude bitch. Their reaction was not an over reaction. It was proper. Unless you are saying someone who cuts infront of you and pushes your shit out of they way soes not warrant your attention.

Also if you wann know the truth, the tension in that town comes from behavior just like this woman presents. It is a common behavior, and people are sick of it.

Maybe you'd feel better if shopping lines were segregated to avoid this sort of thing in the future...

lowing wrote:

Varegg wrote:

lowing wrote:

How so, she was rude, and the other party was not going to stand for it? How are both wrong?

I wasn't there so I wouldn't know ... but reading the article both sides over reacted, seems like she made the first mistake ...

Nope, people reacted to a rude bitch. Their reaction was not an over reaction. It was proper. Unless you are saying someone who cuts infront of you and pushes your shit out of they way soes not warrant your attention.

Also if you wann know the truth, the tension in that town comes from behavior just like this woman presents. It is a common behavior, and people are sick of it.

Lets just say this would not have happend in many other countries than the US, I have yet to experience the police getting involved in a "cutting in line" incident ...

That alone tells me that the incident have more wrongdoers that just the woman cutting in line ... a conflict is never one sided lowing ...

Good point Fass. It's basically like this


"Ay man get yo sheeeeeit outta da way, I gotsta go to my car! I DIDNT AXE YOU A QUESTION, GET YO SHIT OFF DA CHECKOUT THANG"
"Oye ese, get joor things off dis belt, before I fuck joo up"
"Dangnabbit, get yer tchotchkes offa this here conveyer belt, ya damn ethnics and yuppies get out of mah fuckin' town!"

AussieReaper wrote:

lowing wrote:

Varegg wrote:

I wasn't there so I wouldn't know ... but reading the article both sides over reacted, seems like she made the first mistake ...

Nope, people reacted to a rude bitch. Their reaction was not an over reaction. It was proper. Unless you are saying someone who cuts in front of you and pushes your shit out of they way soes not warrant your attention.

Also if you wann know the truth, the tension in that town comes from behavior just like this woman presents. It is a common behavior, and people are sick of it.

Maybe you'd feel better if shopping lines were segregated to avoid this sort of thing in the future...

Yes I would, rude obnoxious people in one line, and people who show common courtesy in another. Good suggestion.

cpt.fass1 wrote:

Hmmm Wall Mart is a serious business(edit shit hole) that why I stay away from there.. I've had the same experiances with line cutting from Hispanics, Black, White and it usually a lower class person. But I guess it's important to get to your car when it's hot out and your windows are open and  you left your youngen in ther cause you were "going to be quick"..

P.S. There is no such thing as Racism..

She made it a race issue, not the people who stood up against her bullshit. Unless everyone thinks they would have allowed a white person to do this without incident.

This is nothing more than another example of Henry Lewis Gates type behavior.

cpt.fass1 wrote:

Did she or was made a race issue by the media?

you are correct, partially, it was her supporters who made it a race issue.