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Topic	Black Man BABYSITTING 2 White Kids had the COPS Called on him by a White Woman!
Revelation34 10/12/18 1:27:37 PM #40:	Zeus posted... That might be an argument had the woman not talked to him first. In fact, the story specifically mentions that she was trying to talk to the girl to hear it from her (which, tbh, is sensible move if you suspected kidnapping -- and that's why the cops did it themselves) but the man wasn't letting it happen. I wouldn't let a racist talk to kids either. InfestedAdam posted... Honestly, I would not have either if the children didn't look distress. Hell, there are some mix couples so it's not out of the norm to see children and adults of different/mixed ethnicity. A Japanese/Chinese American friend of mine is marrying a Mexican American (do we really need to keep saying American or we can just assume that person is American and of that ethnicity?) who already have two kids from a previous marriage so at a glance one might not think they're part of the same family. Yes. TheGreatNoodles posted... Not defending the one who rang, but wouldn't that only apply to intentionally false calls? Calling the cops because somebody is black should be considered an intentional false call. argonautweakend posted... This one time I am sitting outside on my break at walmart and it was november I think. A woman is about to walk in, but sees me. She says "How long has that man been out there?" and points to a middle eastern looking man talking on his phone on the curb. Perhaps speaking a foriegn language but I cant remember. I saw the guy over there but otherwise wasnt paying any attention to him, so I told her I had no idea. She then mumbled something such as "well....its the holidays, thats all" which I didnt understand. I have no idea why the woman asked me this when the guy wasnt causing any trouble, my guess is just unfounded fear, but I honestly dont know. I would have told her something like "about 3 hours." keyblader1985 posted... https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2018/10/10/white-woman-calls-police-black-man-babysitting-white-children/ There's no mention of any other reason she might have thought something was wrong. IMO, it could have been either racism, sexism or both. It's commonly known that men are not nearly as trusted with small children as women are, and cases like this are often fueled gender. (Although I have a hunch some people wouldn't be as quick to shut down the "sexism against men" argument as they are the "racism" one..) In this case it's 100% racism and not sexism. She didn't know he was babysitting them. It would be sexism too if she knew that. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:910409798] in Black Man ... [t:77083649]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>That might be an argument had the woman not talked to him first. In fact, the story specifically mentions that she was trying to talk to the girl to hear it from her (which, tbh, is sensible move if you suspected kidnapping -- and that's why the cops did it themselves) but the man wasn't letting it happen.</quote> I wouldn't let a racist talk to kids either. <cite>InfestedAdam posted...</cite> <quote>Honestly, I would not have either if the children didn't look distress. Hell, there are some mix couples so it's not out of the norm to see children and adults of different/mixed ethnicity. A Japanese/Chinese American friend of mine is marrying a Mexican American (do we really need to keep saying American or we can just assume that person is American and of that ethnicity?) who already have two kids from a previous marriage so at a glance one might not think they're part of the same family.</quote> Yes. <cite>TheGreatNoodles posted...</cite> <quote> Not defending the one who rang, but wouldn't that only apply to intentionally false calls?</quote> Calling the cops because somebody is black should be considered an intentional false call. <cite>argonautweakend posted...</cite> <quote>This one time I am sitting outside on my break at walmart and it was november I think. A woman is about to walk in, but sees me. She says "How long has that man been out there?" and points to a middle eastern looking man talking on his phone on the curb. Perhaps speaking a foriegn language but I cant remember. I saw the guy over there but otherwise wasnt paying any attention to him, so I told her I had no idea. She then mumbled something such as "well....its the holidays, thats all" which I didnt understand. I have no idea why the woman asked me this when the guy wasnt causing any trouble, my guess is just unfounded fear, but I honestly dont know.</quote> I would have told her something like "about 3 hours." <cite>keyblader1985 posted...</cite> <quote>https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2018/10/10/white-woman-calls-police-black-man-babysitting-white-children/ There's no mention of any other reason she might have thought something was wrong. IMO, it could have been either racism, sexism or both. It's commonly known that men are not nearly as trusted with small children as women are, and cases like this are often fueled gender. (Although I have a hunch some people wouldn't be as quick to shut down the "sexism against men" argument as they are the "racism" one..)</quote> In this case it's 100% racism and not sexism. She didn't know he was babysitting them. It would be sexism too if she knew that. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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