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Topic	Police release SHOCKING Audio of Woman Suspicious of Black Man with White KIDS!
Zeus 10/14/18 10:25:28 PM #17:	keyblader1985 posted... Zeus posted... It sounds like the argument is beyond you if you think it somehow works against me. If she lives in a place where she sees black adults with young kids on a regular basis -- which you would in Atlanta, given the racial demographics -- the likelihood of her calling on those grounds alone basically drop to zero because otherwise she'd be calling multiple times a day. There's no evidence of any other reason she thought anything was wrong, on two different recordings. One of which was talking directly to police; if ever there was a time to say exactly what was wrong with the scene, that was it. The fact she didn't strongly suggests she didn't have a good one; aka either based on his gender or race. She said that she had a funny feeling. iirc, she didn't even mention that the guy looked suspicious and she certainly didn't go with anything that strongly signaled racism. The only basis for the claim is the races involved, which is weak. But in this day and age, literally ANY negative interaction with two races instantly ends in accusations of racism because, you know, that's the ONLY possible reason anything in this world happens... or so people have been duped into believing. And, like I said in the other topic, there are countless kidnappings where witnesses saw the kidnapper with the child and suspected something, but didn't call it in. It's certainly annoying to be questioned when you didn't do anything, but every single tip isn't going to end in an arrest. And again, like I also mentioned in the other topic, this happens to white parents with their white kids at times, which you'd know because Ducky also made a topic about the widower who took his daughter to Disney and was accused by a hotel clerk of being a sex trafficker. Not to mention that, realistically speaking, anybody who leaves their home is probably going to be questioned by the cops or security at some point in their lives. In the past year alone, I've had at least 10 interactions with police, mostly just from playing Pokemon Go. SunWuKung420 posted... Anyone else not surprised zeus sees nothing wrong with this? Anybody else not surprised that SWK would rather see a thousand kidnappers succeed than one innocent man be questioned? --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:910540676] in Police rel... [t:77097004]...</cite> <quote><cite>keyblader1985 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>It sounds like the argument is beyond you if you think it somehow works against me. If she lives in a place where she sees black adults with young kids on a regular basis -- which you would in Atlanta, given the racial demographics -- the likelihood of her calling on those grounds alone basically drop to zero because otherwise she'd be calling multiple times a day. </quote> There's no evidence of any other reason she thought anything was wrong, on two different recordings. One of which was talking directly to police; if ever there was a time to say exactly what was wrong with the scene, that was it. The fact she didn't strongly suggests she didn't have a good one; aka either based on his gender or race.</quote> She said that she had a funny feeling. iirc, she didn't even mention that the guy looked suspicious and she certainly didn't go with anything that strongly signaled racism. The only basis for the claim is the races involved, which is weak. But in this day and age, literally ANY negative interaction with two races instantly ends in accusations of racism because, you know, that's the ONLY possible reason anything in this world happens... or so people have been duped into believing. And, like I said in the other topic, there are countless kidnappings where witnesses saw the kidnapper with the child and suspected something, but didn't call it in. It's certainly annoying to be questioned when you didn't do anything, but every single tip isn't going to end in an arrest. And again, like I also mentioned in the other topic, this happens to white parents with their white kids at times, which you'd know because Ducky also made a topic about the widower who took his daughter to Disney and was accused by a hotel clerk of being a sex trafficker. Not to mention that, realistically speaking, anybody who leaves their home is probably going to be questioned by the cops or security at some point in their lives. In the past year alone, I've had at least 10 interactions with police, mostly just from playing Pokemon Go. <cite>SunWuKung420 posted...</cite> <quote>Anyone else not surprised zeus sees nothing wrong with this?</quote> Anybody else not surprised that SWK would rather see a thousand kidnappers succeed than one innocent man be questioned? --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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