They can be dangerous with words, a common method of attack since they tend to be less adept physically.

Just because there is a bit of kumbaya over this Minnesota tragedy, unfortunately, isn't going to wipe out how people have been thinking for a long time.

We tend to project our own attitudes on others and that is a mistake, IMO.

However, the more these people get shamed publicly, the more the whole practice looks foolish. This only ends when the callers know for a fact that they risk being publicly made to look foolish, and their names spread all over the internet. They fear that even more than they fear black folks sitting on park benches.

Honestly I hope other women come and put these Karen's in their place before they get a black person killed.

And they’re not done yet.

Just being honest here.

-Laelth

Least we're getting them on video

And the cops tend to believe the white women no matter what race is on the other side of the dispute.

-Laelth

"Tee hee! I'm not the person who bashed in his head or pulled the trigger. I'm cool."

Lots of women are NOT that way, of course, but some of them are pretty awful shit-stirrers.

On what planet? The same cops who brutalize black people will never take the word of any woman, regardless of race, over a white man. Pretending that the issue of police brutality against black people is all on white women lets white men, by far the bigger problem, off the hook.

I think cops tend to believe a white woman over a white man, but I can’t “prove” that.



-Laelth

I can’t speak for everyone.

-Laelth

Have a nice day.



-Laelth

This one is going to blow up

I’m white and feel most comfortable with black people because they are really nice and have common sense, which is devoid of people like that woman.

I’m in the minority of older white people, and my wife, but my kids are great, and so are many young.

It should have happened in the 80s when I was in my 20s, but let’s see it happen now. Racists suck.

They didn't cause me problems.

There were a lot of cultural differences that I didn't understand, which they thought was hilarious.

"He didn't know that wasn't her real hair! Ha ha!"

Edit:
Another strange phenomenon, for me, was using Mr. and Ms. in front of the first names -- e.g., "Thank you, Ms. Rebecca." I thought, "Am I in Alabama now?" I just did what they did.
The shootings in that neighborhood compelled me to leave eventually. The coworkers were fine.

That will shut these Karens up! Once they realize how much they have to lose, they will think twice before pulling this kind of bullshit again.

It's yet another thread giving a pass to white men, pretending that they aren't doing the same thing at a higher rate. White women who are racist aren't racists because they're women. They're racist because they're white. It's also all to common a way for white people to pretend that some other group are the racist ones. Then they don't have to examine their own racism quite so much.

If you're a white woman, though, know that white supremacy is designed to benefit you.

I don't see their marriage lasting for much longer. He wanted nothing to do with her bs. She's ridiculous. I'm happy the black lady stood her ground and show her up for the clown she is. She felt so threatened that she stuck around the threat, even though she had amply opportunity to leave. Go home, Karen.

I hope people let her know how unacceptable her behavior is.

and her alternative facts.