🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To ENTITLED KAREN WILL REGRET THIS FOR LIFE!

[@anarchyneverdies3567]

The central Park one makes me cry every time, she's literally purposely trying to get that man killed because she forgot her leash. Horrible person

[@TheMtVernonKid]

As a New Yorker when I heard this pissed me off

[@iriscollins7583]

The third incident, if only one of the adults had behaved in a reasonable manner , it would have blown over The only sensible person seemed to be the little girl.

[@Elsi-77]

Not just that, but this clip cuts out sooo much: there are more mins to the clip, also they cropped it very close up. She's literally strangling her dog by the collar while refusing to leash it (you hear him relax for a number of reasons when she finally leashes her dog), this is where all the dog yips & whines are coming from; he's just bird watching in a designated area for such, asking her to leash so that the dog doesn't scare away the birds... This lady got what she deserved.

[@virginiarobbins7539]

I was trying to recall if she's the same woman whom had the dog on the leash and was holding it up off the ground, choking it while freaking out.

[@RyanWizCaster]

Idk why, but knowing how sweet and nice Kabir is, seeing him frustrated and cursing over good reasons actually entertains me a lot and makes me happy.

[@Jace-xw3ly]

On the last one, the individuals filming were preventing the couple from leaving by blocking the woman from getting in car the car initially, then standing behind it when they were backing up. There are several things they could have been charged with IF the stupid woman didn't pull a gun and they had called the police instead. As others said, more context is needed, as was the "bump" just a slight one, when you're passing someone and it's an accident or was it a full on walk into her on purpose. I'm always dubious of the claims of people who put out videos half way through that don't show the start or close to the start, rather they cherry pick a starting spot that benefits them.

[@MannyBrum]

Yeah and they put the camera down when the car hit the woman and put it back up after. The woman could have walked behind the car while it was backing up intentionally.

[@melmingin8445]

I'm on the couples side!

[@wonderboy3331]

No she didn't back up into her old lady purposely got behind the car to try to get hit on purpose, the couple were the victims.

[@melmingin8445]

@@wonderboy3331 Yes ,they know what their doing!!!

[@Hyyless]

Exactly the 15 year old and the mom are the ones who are ignorant the couple did nothing wrong until they pulled the gun but the mom and 15 year old were 100% trying to make them blow up

[@brentdallyn8459]

Central Park Amy did lose her job and her dog, she was also a Canadian on a B1 visa. when she was fired, it invalidated her visa and she had no choice but to return to Canada. As a Canadian who has worked in the US, she was a total embarrassment.

[@adiarainfoster]

9:27 there is another video of this one taken by another person, and no, they didn't try to back up into her. she walked behind the car as they were backing up in an attempt to make them stay to continue to the fight. There were definitely racist people in this video, but it wasn't the white people this time. the first video went viral first before the second person uploaded and showed more of the story. The white people were just trying to leave and the lady and her daughter just wanted a fight. What gets me is the media were all over it but ignored the second video when it was uploaded. Doesn't matter what color you are, racism is racism and it needs to just stop. We're all humans ffs. We all bleed red and cry tears.

[@Sandman60077]

Yup, it was a classic case of race baiting.

[@sarahvetoe8134]

Whoooo! These will absolutely raise the ole blood pressure.

[@tazjammer]

Billy Currington said it best: God is great, beer is good, and people are crazy.

[@TheMtVernonKid]

One of the worst one happened in Oakland. She calls the police of a family for BBQing in a park

[@reptilesrodents]

This is what America has turned into the last four years. People in my community tell me my opinion doesn't matter or they go out of there way to pick fights or bump into me and they say it's there right to cause micro Aggression to me because I was born a white male. So they teach people now in the community since there was slavery 100 years ago I should be treated bad for it. It doesn't matter that my family actually fought on the side of ending slavery, I'm guilty by the color of my skin. The News and community tells me I'm racist because my parents are white. And wonder why I refuse to have a Child in this world.

[@jeffreymcmahon3627]

As a fellow white male, grow TF up dude. Your comment reads like a child wrote it; a pre school child who hasn't learned the difference between there, their, and they're.

[@mildredpierce4506]

Black people in America didn’t become free until 1960s, a hundred years after slavery ended. That’s only 60 years ago. I’m sorry you’re being mistreated because you’re a white male. No one should be mistreated because of the color of their skin.

[@reptilesrodents]

@@mildredpierce4506 I do understand that the last freedom legislation was fought for, and rightfully won in the 60's. I didn't mean it had ended a hundred years ago. I was trying to make a point about how this was how people treated each other 100 years ago. Yet it looks like where doomed to repeat our mistakes instead of learn from them. I guess as a person I just don't understand why there isn't more compassion, or kindness over questioning someone's intelligence.

[@tattooedman42]

@@reptilesrodents People get into their emotions without using reason. I am a straight white male and I refuse to apologize or be held accountable for things that happened long before I was born, just because the perpetrators had the same skin color as me. My ancestors lived in the North and did not own anyone. The biggest racists in America are the people screaming about racism all of the time...they are the ones keeping it alive.

[@Dixxymcgee]

youre seriously refusing to have kids because of someone elses opinions? kinda sad

[@Sandman60077]

That 3rd clip where the woman pulled the gun she wasn't being a Karen. You can watch the whole clip on youtube and she was actually being harassed by the mother and daughter, she tried multiple times to deescalate the situation and to leave but the wouldn't let her. The mother purposely walked behind the car when they were trying to leave. It's actually a case of race baiting. I don't know if it happens over there in Europe, but over here sometimes people will purposefully antagonize white people to try to get them to do or say something racist. They do it because they want to get a small amount of internet fame by being victims, and they think it helps the BLM movement.

[@Dixxymcgee]

when in fact all its doing is creating more and more of an us vs them mentality

[@vickismith4180]

The comments below tell me that some of you are young and don't recognize racism when you see it Numb. You're numb. You just accept this behavior as normal. Obviously being born in 1951 in Texas gives me a totally different perspective.

[@TaylorMadeThaGoat]

The one at the 8 minute mark was blown out of proportion by those recording.. It isn't like she knocked a toddler over or something. Then, they immediately start calling the people racist and ignorant which escalated the situation further.. As a black dude, if someone bumped into me, the last thing I would do is try to start screaming at them and calling them a racist. The gun was way over the top, but eh.. If it wasn't for that, I would've filed a defamation suit if I were the white couple. They were clearly being harassed for very little reason.

[@catgiles3268]

When my daughter was young she had a lemonade stand and sold cookies and brownies too, to give the money to our local animal shelter. She did it every other weekend for a couple years and we never had one person complain. I’m glad she got called out for harassing a young girl trying to make money to go to Disney. People like that woman are just so unhappy with themselves that they try to ruin others happiness. It’s trifling!

[@buzzbomb67]

Only the second one was concerning, and deserving of what she got. First one was just petty and stupid. Shouldnt have lost her job, but def petty and stupid. Third one, we never see what happened initially. Im pretty sure #3, the Karens were, in fact, the black lady and her daughter. Mom refused to let it go, and forced them into escape mode, which is why it appeared that they tried to run her over, when in fact, it was mom’s fault, because she wouldn’t let them leave, and they had to make her get out of the way. They werent trying to hit her, they were just trying to make her move so they could leave. When she STILL refused to back down, they pulled a gun to make her back down.

[@earlblackman7001]

The kid that was selling water because she was earning money to go to Disney Land, After it viral someone bought tickets for the whole family to go to Disney Land .

[@lizetteolsen3218]

In the words of Prince, 'act your age, not your shoe size'. Cannot believe how often I say that these days.

[@pattaccone]

2bucks for cold water on a hot day sounds great to me ! I hope she made it to Disneyland

[@shirleydurr411]

The Central Park incident with the dog was not many weeks after the murder of George Floyd, a highly emotional time regarding the police and African American men.

[@civilwarguy4740]

It was on the same exact day

[@wandavandegraft8396]

In regards to the Central Park, you couldn't see how she was holding her dog. It was by the collar with it's front feet in the air, like choking the dog. I 'm sure that is why she lost her dog, for cruelty.

[@caregiver55]

Yes; and the dog was newly adopted, and it was removed by the shelter/humane society from which it came. She had a high paying job in finance and ruined her own life, the admirable young man requested that she not be criminally charged.

[@maryannanderson2213]

If that little girl had no business selling water. If the Karen was trying to work and the little girl was being too loud. If the Karen decided she needed to call the police. WHY on God's green earth would she think that warranted a call to 911? How is a little girl selling water an emergency? If she just had to call the police, even if that call was warranted, she should have been calling the non-emergency number for the police and let 911 be used for people who have suffered a bad fall or been in a terrible accident or had a heart attack, etc. In other words, let 911 be used for its intended purpose! When I was a little girl, I went to school with various other little girls who would say, "Ummm. I'm telling on you!" and they would immediately run to the teacher with some tale or other. I had been raised with four older brothers and they taught me when I was very young that it would not be a good idea to try to get them into trouble by running to our parents with stories about them. Mom and Dad couldn't be protecting me all the time. I DIDN'T tattle on them, and I can prove this because I'm still alive! Those little girls who made it their life's ambition to get their classmates into trouble are still up to their old tricks and they have grown up to be what we not so fondly call "Karens". The woman who called the police and told them "an African American man is threatening my life" should spend about 10 years behind bars! Besides lying to the police and wasting their time, she could very easily have cost this man his life, all because he had the audacity to tell her to put her dog on a leash. What a grade-A loser she is. Many Karens are just stupid but this one is both stupid and dangerous! Her statement, "I sincerely and humbly apologize" is a bunch of BS.. She is willing to give a halfhearted apology because she KNOWS she messed up....big time! SHAME on you!

[@josecarbajal5710]

I aint buying no lil bottle of water for $2. Put some powdered Tang in that and ill think about it

[@cyndiagilbert6216]

She choked her dog!

[@grantlow6392]

The Central Park incident turned out the way it did - very little punishment for Amy Cooper - mainly because Christian Cooper, the abused birdwatcher, was adamant that she not be punished beyond the minimum and spoke on her behalf when many were trashing her. As someone else pointed out, this was shortly after the George Floyd incident and Christian was acutely aware that the country was on edge. He is an interesting character. A very prominent American birder, he had a tv show on birding in the works; not sure if it's still on post-pandemic. He has also written for Marvel comics and is a very active LGBT activist. So maybe he just didn't have time to mess with the creepy bitch.

[@antichoice1]

He seems like a cool dude. Aside from being a very active LGBT activist *shudders*

[@Elsi-77]

@@antichoice1 see you next Tues, Aunti C, remember to bring your flag 🙏 bless your heart 🏳️‍🌈

[@antichoice1]

@@Elsi-77 Never a cunt shall I be.

[@josecarbajal5710]

You pull the gun when you got people speaking to you like shits going down

[@stonemansteveiii3135]

It had nothing to do with the dog, Karens can't stand to be recorded ever!!!

[@heatherhj2011]

Ok I am distracted because this guy's voice is the same voice that does the CHEWY Peanut Butter Box is Here ad here in the states! Anyone else hear it? The narrator of "Karens" video. Just close your eyes and listen...the peanut butter box is here....

[@joshuabolton3866]

They really played The Ten Crack Commandments lol

[@dakin7612]

Central Park Karen should have done jail time. That was despicable.

[@TakersSoulGirl22]

The Central Park Karen got her dog back. OMG

[@tammyharris6645]

The last one was both parties being karens they both escalated into stupidity

[@austrianshaman]

I would have went up to the child that was selling water and made look at it like this: At firt you sarted your shop and now you have a real business issue. I would tell her that she obviously wouldn't get in trouble, even promise it. Then I would tell her to stay strong as her business needs her as a business woman. Tust me children can get so confident once you ensure them.

[@JHNielson4851]

The last one - isn't there video from the parking lot security cameras?

[@sslerlin]

I felt so bad for the man in Central park

[@jamesmclaughlin3460]

Your correct they should get in trouble not just a fine. These Karen's are out of control. Woke BS. That man in Central Park could of been attacked by someone who came up at the wrong time.

[@joeyfreitas1942]

Yo the black girls in the 3rd video were the Karens and the racists. There was a pretty genuine apology there for the “bump” and they just wanted the escalation. First 2 were sickening.

[@mildredpierce4506]

Karen bad behavior has nothing to do with the economy. This is a learned behavior.

[@Nick-wu7td]

Everyone's a thug until Karen gets the strap 🤣

[@daleowen2606]

The last one looks like karens on both sides. People like that make you wonder how mankind has been to space

[@lindarogers2271]

Kabir unfortunately the dog and the Chipotle one happens to often in America . So often they will run you over or jump in line ahead of you. When something is said they act threatening . As if the one who was bumped stared the incident . Sometimes it creates big fights with serious injuries. Sad but true .

[@Jackd-lz2hn]

Okay I have seen some of these 👍💯

[@antichoice1]

In the first case, while she was wrong and should have faced some scrutiny, the backlash was worse and over the top. She was actually right, you need a permit to yell and sell on the street. It's a fine line between lemonade stands (at least you mixed it LOL) and people outright reselling bottled water at ridiculous prices.

[@TakersSoulGirl22]

It was $2. How is that ridiculous???? Also how do you know if she needs a permit? You the law?

[@antichoice1]

You can get an entire case of water for like $4 from Jewel. So $2 a bottle is insane. Concerts are worse, they charge $6-7 a bottle knowing you are dehydrated and need it.@@TakersSoulGirl22

[@JonBroun]

there are not more Karen's now. we just have Social Media to show everyone Karen's around the world like we have not had before. it is not People having bad attitudes all of a sudden. its just now being exposed more.

[@MannyBrum]

Partially, but also we have more Karens because the pandemic pushed a lot of people to the limit of what they can deal with mentally and a lot more people are on edge now. I've been working with the public for decades and there's definitely been a change in the last 2 years. Plus, social media changes people's perceptions of other people's intentions which leads to more sensational social media clips which leads to more changes of people's perceptions.

[@laurataylor8717]

When I was a kid my parents were having a yard sale. My mom decided to put out some homemade baked goods. As long as people were there buying things why not? My mom didn't see any difference between this and a bake sale at church. Well, as it happened there was a couple building a bakery around the corner. The woman told my mom she was going to report her for selling food without a permit. My mom had to bring all of her baked goods back inside.

[@antichoice1]

Karens have always existed. It has nothing to do with race, but order.

[@trumpiekeith8531]

That's insane. If a bakery is destroyed by a one day yard and bake sale, then they must have a poor product

[@laurataylor8717]

They hadn't even opened yet! That woman was just bitter about the hoops she had to jump through for her business. But yeah, who is threatened by a bake sale?!?

[@randomlibra]

The 15 bump thing. The black people brought up race. This wasn't about race. It was about people being rude. The second the black woman brought up race and called the white woman racial slurs, I was done. Being black does not give you license to be racist. If you are not the solution, you are the problem. Check yourself.

[@virginiarobbins7539]

You can pull a gun if you fear great bodily harm or death. In this case I don't see that she should have pulled a gun. But the mother trying to block them from leaving with her body.. that's kinda pushing on kidnapping definition.. not allowing someone to leave.. but because she could physically get out of vehicle and walk it wouldn't be kidnapping charge.. what I think occurred is that it was just an accidental bump while passing and the mother and daughter took it way to far.. you can't force someone to Apologize. I'm in FL and here both would have said sorry immediately for the bump and laughed out off . so I don't understand why they don't do this in other places.. we don't sweat these kind of things.. also we'll hold the door for anyone our of politeness so it would rarely occur anyhow.

[@loveit7484]

Btw, before the Karen v8deo starts can you tell us about your plane? I noticed it several times. Okay. Now, on to the video!

[@JoaquinTazabi]

First time I've seen Kabir lose his patience. Still nicer than my reaction though.

[@Jackd-lz2hn]

Judging by the thumbnail I believe this is another one that I haven't seen yet 👍👊

[@revjohnlee]

I fully support the little girl selling the water but there is a reason why a business owner would be upset. To do the exact same thing, the business has to obtain expensive permits. When the child can sell without the permit, the price is undercut. I don't think a permit should be needed at all. Let the little girl raise her money. The adult, however, should not be penalized for selling the product either. Her only penalty should be for being a "Karen" and it looks like that penalty rightfully took hold.

[@Nope991]

The third one looks like the black people were just because the woman didn't say sorry and if that is true that is insane.

[@metalstephie79]

adults dont have to apologize to teenagers

[@ReymundoCortez]

First story i blamenon the government. Because as much as she was hated she was legally right. There was just a case were a teen was arrested because of a fight that broke out from trying to sell bottle water and didnt have a permit so the cops were trying to stop them. If the goverment didnt make it illegal than people wouldn't say anything. In other countries you do not need a permit to sell stuff roadside, just pointing out the facts. Yeah blame the lady but she is following law so maybe change the law instead.

[@23centsolution]

The Julian and Eric one was ridiculous, there was zero context behind this incident, there is nothing to go on besides some stupid words, and as far as almost hitting the other woman, well they’re trying to leave and the other woman is blocking their way, yeah don’t stand behind someone’s car when they’re trying to back out that’s common sense yeah?

[@colinvannurden3090]

Holy shit, some people in my country are f**ked up

[@adamstewart9383]

For the last one sorry but now I know the story I'm kind of on the couple's side eventhough they were sort of in the wrong I could see why they got annoyed 🤷‍♂️

[@melmingin8445]

I'm on the couples side!

[@BensSoZen]

I'm with the dude in #2, not too interested in what happened with the Karen and more concerned with the larger picture as well as people acting out more subtle versions of this every day, and to oust those people.

[@ralphpeed3596]

Dude this IS their normal fashion.

[@kimberleyphillips6671]

She started the whole Karen movement. Disgusting.

[@reneehomen2226]

This spirit of entitlement is disgusting! She did get publicly humiliation , where sometimes is worse than fines and jail. If these " karens" just practiced kindness, all this mess could have been avoided.

[@charisseproffitt3653]

I feel like the first Karen should have purchased a water from the young lady, then asked her to please keep her voice down. Be a good neighbor. Second one was appalling. I felt most sorry for the poor dog being choked by his mistress. Thank goodness he is in a good home. The last one, meh. The woman did block them in by standing behind their car. They were trying to leave the situation. Yes, a gin was too much. They should have called the police. After all being impolite is not a crime. But preventing someone from leaving, is a crime. Just saying. I think the mother of the 15 year old could also be called a Karen.

[@freeandretired]

Even normal people can have evil in their hearts.

[@sherricopeland6393]

Yeah the bumping is a bit much and why did mom go behind there car and hit it.

[@buddystewart2020]

The problems with some of these clips is, they can be chosen to highlight one type of ass$%#! or another type of ass$%#!. Ass$%#! exist in every race. If we had paisley people walking around, we would have paisley ass$%#! too.

[@davidstephens6462]

There has always been Karens. We just didn't have a name for them.

[@kmk6441]

Mabee Karen doesn’t care what you say dude cos how do you apologise to someone when you don’t know where they are

[@TheOnlyPOOCH]

The last one needs more context for me to judge on opinion, but from what I saw, very messy all around.

[@1cynik]

This is exactly why most white dudes in the US like Latina women. Lol 😂

[@Cghodnett]

The first one…Karen needs to be using more of her own product to chill the f out.

[@tax905972]

The drug dealer must find a job

[@mountainmanlee]

I hate that first one, and I hate it every time a story like that blows up. That woman was clearly in the wrong, but the response was way overblown. She didn't deserve to lose her livelihood because of that. It's contagious outrage and it makes people, as a group, inflict consequences on someone that they would never do in a 1 on 1 situation because they don't feel personally responsible as part of the group.

[@gwenna1161]

had it been a righty race blaming she would have been in jail

[@antichoice1]

#2 Definitely on drugs.

[@sslerlin]

I think both sides were wrong in the last one

[@kmk6441]

Do one

[@gtaisgreat8385]

The last clip: In the beginning I was on the side of woman recording especially If the white woman did bump the 15 yr old she should've apologized sooner but once the mother which by looks of intentionally went behind white couple's car now I'm on their side.

[@melmingin8445]

I'm on the couples side!

[@trogdortheburninator3621]

Wish video clips were from start to finish There always smack in the middle of crazy, without context.

[@timhuffmaster3588]

It’s got nothing to do with food. This is about being allowed to say whatever one likes. Thank you trump and republicans.

[@robertschwartz4810]

Whereas most people are reasonable, law abiding citizens, I feel that this rash of Karen behavior is worsening daily. Adults behaving like frenzied toddlers is no longer unusual.

[@mildredpierce4506]

The first case, we weren’t there. Of course the little was quiet on camera. We don’t know if she was yelling or not. Unless there’s a lot of people walking up and down that street, she’s not going to get a lot of attention just standing there speaking low. She was yelling. Chipotle karen: did she bump into the teenager and knock her down? Even if the karen was in the wrong, did it warrant an argument and name calling? The mother and teenager may have made matters worse than they needed to be.

[@LancerX916]

The last one was escalated by the mother-daughter team. But I agree that the white lady should not have pulled out a gun.

[@melmingin8445]

I'm on the couples side!

[@carlosvillafierte9119]

The woman recording was the Karen because for her to say something like "I'll beat your white a#$" I'm like c'mon really

[@darrinlindsey]

Karen called the police on the girl selling water... Because the girl had darker skin than her... if ya know what I mean.

[@lucydean4028]

This.

[@dvijaraj]

nah man its cus it aint fiji she all about that high kwality shit

[@renaissanceman7145]

The Central Park incident is a text book example of many different lessons, some intertwine and some don't, everyone should learn, unfortunately few do. 1st lesson, know all the facts before judging/coming to a conclusion. 2nd lesson, doubt everything, especially video that begins in the middle of the action. 3rd lesson, no one can read minds, that includes you. You have no idea what someone is thinking or feeling and no right or authority to act as, claim or believe you do. 4th lesson, a person's motivation is everything, it explains why they do what they do. This incident happened the same day George Floyd died. What did Amy Cooper (the dog owner, going forward AC) do wrong? 1 - She allowed her dog to explore off leash in an area of Central Park that required dogs be leashed. **She had a leash with her. IMO that indicates the dog had been leashed until some time before the video starts. The absence of other people in the video suggests AC didn't think it would be an issue for the dog to be off leash (at a minimum) briefly and the only other person around her was Christian Cooper (the person making the video, a black man, going forward CC)** 2 - She told the 911 operator she was being threatened by an "African American" male. What did CC do to cause this incident to escalate? 1 - From what I've read, CC had a history if confronting dog owners over their dog being off leash. Helpful hint, don't mess with people's kids or pets. They usually don't react well. 2 - If you're not a cop, you have no business, no right and no authority trying to correct the non felony/non violent actions of another person beyond verbally. 3 - CC tried to lure AC's dog to him with a dog treat. **Why does a man with no dog have dog treats? Why is he trying to lure the dog to him? What does he plan to do to/with the dog if/when he gets control of it? Why doesn't he call police about AC?** **IMO most women, who find themselves "alone" in a park, with a man they don't know, who is trying to lure their dog to him with dog treats when he has no dog and is taking video of her, will feel threatened and afraid. CC IS black and male so for AC to describe CC as an "African American male" is perfectly reasonable. If CC were white I'm confident she would have described him as a "white male".** CC's sister posted the video to Twitter and CC posted it on his FB page. Why? To further their agenda which CC revealed in an interview as, "...to bring awareness to the systemic racism..." blah blah blah. In other words, a set up. AC and CC both left the park before police arrived. 911 called AC back. AC was facing charges for "filing a false police report" **Since when is calling 911, to report something the caller believes to be legitimate, that is later determined to be illegitimate by...(we aren't sure exactly but does that matter? It should not) become "filing a false police report"?** but the charges were dropped after the 2nd conversation with 911 was revealed and she had taken some kind of "racial equity" or some similarly worded bull$hit training classes. AC was fired from her job because of the incident. Her lawsuit for wrongful termination against her former employer is ongoing. CC said in the same interview mentioned before that he didn't believe she should have been fired or face any criminal charges, he only wanted to "raise awareness". IMO that sounds like someone feeling remorse for their actions. Every human being that has ever lived, now living or will one day live are, at least a little bit, racist. That's according to Aries Spears and I have to agree. IMO CC believed all white people are racist and he intended to prove it. From where I'm sitting the only racist I see is Christian Cooper. The same is true in the video where the women pulls a gun but I'm not using any more of my time to point out what should now be obvious, after reading the above, about that video.

[@tpw84101]

I'm tired of using the lady who just defended her property from thugs as an example of a Karen.

[@themom2250]

Thugs...huhh...thugs...not a-holes or idiots. But thugs...

[@antichoice1]

@@themom2250 Yep. Thugs. You need a dictionary?

[@MegaBrandOn]

Today needs to hire a new editor or whoever was in charge of the subtitles. "She never asked us to be quite"? How can you work for a news source and misspell quiet? I mean typos happen, but not normally to people who are getting paid big bucks to present things on National News. I assume they probably have a degree, goes to show, college education doesn't equate to intelligence.

[@michelleanderson8370]

The last one was over the top from start to finish. The mother/daughter total meltdown at being bumped into was too much for the situation...BUT to pull a GUN on someone...holy sheite reaction to something so stupid. Makes me very happy to live in a country that has gun laws

[@reptilesrodents]

America has gun laws, and for that lady to do that isn't only morality wrong, but also Illegal. I would be Highly surprised if at the end she doesn't have a felony, wich comes with prison time, and the loss of all rights to own a gun.

[@Jace-xw3ly]

Ok, no guns, they'll just pull a knife or blunt object. Japan, Russia and China know all about those incidents.

[@michelleanderson8370]

@@Jace-xw3ly lol we have fewer knife incidents than we do gun incidents...but thanks for sharing your assumptions

[@s1ugtrail978]

Cancel culture --- I'm sorry to say but you don't cancel a company because of one employee's actions... It would be one thing if that employee owned the company, but in most cases they don't... And is it really worth harming the dozens if not hundreds of employees at a company financially for a short period of time just so that you can get one person fired because you didn't like the way they acted? That would be like saying "arresting a bunch of innocent poor people will stop individual criminals within their communities from continuing to act in such a way." This isn't military boot camp where you punish the entire group for the failures of one cadet. Though it is surprising to see progressives adopt such a conservative mindset... If there is a legal issue with the scenario that is for the parties involved and the law to decide. Not mob Justice like groups such as the K*K*K* did in the past when l*y*n*c"h*i*n*g* African Americans... And if you don't like the outcome of the law then guess what stop voting for the same people unless they plan on changing the law in your favor. I mean really think about it... If such groups continue to persist and get this woman canceled from every job she ever had she would be homeless dying on the streets and potentially starving death.... It doesn't matter if she was acting like a jerk or not is it right morally to try and ruin someone's life to such a degree? Or is mob Justice okay so long as it doesn't lead to the direct in the moment death of the individual? And what happens if the individual commits s*u*i*c*i*d*e* because of cancel culture? Isn't this sort of bullying shunned by those on the progressive side? Or is that okay so long as it's someone you don't like politically? To put it simply cancel culture is a tool capable of both good and evil like any other... However unlike other tools it does more harm than good in most cases... When referring to individual level issues.