watch this and listen to the commentary. if you didn’t listen go back and listen now no worries this thread will still be here.

back? okay great.
do you think if this officer had been yt the reactions would’ve been different?
do you think the suspect would have complied then? https://twitter.com/rhondamaryvids/status/1309105173059563520

do you think that if the suspect had been Black and the officer yt that it would have been their real gun and not a taser? because i do.

this type of occurrence is far too normalized and it wreaks of white supremacy and privilege.

we are in the middle of a global pandemic and in america alone there have been over 200,000 deaths so why anyone would sit in the crowd at a sporting event in the first place is beyond me but to sit in the crowd and not wear the one thing that could be the difference

in contracting the airborne disease that has, again, killed over 200,000 ppl in this country is beyond me. none of that matters tho because if the rules of the sporting facility stipulate that you need to wear a mask, like every other person who’s face i could see except the boy

recording and cheerleaders, then you need to wear a mask it’s that simple. so to scream at this man and resist as he is simply trying to do his job to ensure that the rules and regulations of not only the sporting facility but also the community are upheld is, again, beyond me.

We know the type of rhetoric that would’ve been used against him if he hadn’t been doing his job. iykyk. that W capital for a reason. lol, again, iykyk. y’all this thread really for Us i just want them to read and think then go away. okay back to the thread

to the women who questioned whether or not he was a cop, even though it appears he was brought to her seat by a facility/team employee, you can see his badge, the two police emblems on his shoulders and police across his back:

would you have questioned any yt person’s occupation if they were in the same uniform?
if you believed he was impersonating an officer why did you hesitate to call the police?
if you genuinely believed her to be in danger why didn’t you help instead of recording?

if your goal was to have this video go viral and have that man lose his job you succeeded but only partially i pray he’s still employed and you’d better pray twitter doesn’t make you lose your job lol jk...well actually We haven’t decided yet. what should We do y’all?

back to the woman resisting arrest. you seem to be proud of your behavior but you shouldn’t be. you’re acting belligerently in this video and many Black people have died at the hands of police for less so count your blessings. Rest in Peace to Breonna Taylor.

*pause* if anyone doesn’t know who that is google (link in bio) what Johnathan Mattingly, Myles Cosgrove and Brett Hankinson did to her. then come back to this thread and tell me im wrong. *play*

then here you are endangering the health of everyone around you especially the cop who had to wrestle with you to even get you to walk away from the scene and you get to live? america doesn’t seem fair to me. this could’ve been handled quickly but you made it a spectacle. why?

because you have white privilege of course! you know that in any given situation or interaction with a Black person even when you’re wrong if you cry loud enough ppl will take your side and you won’t have to accept the blame. oh boo hoo you get no sympathy here and it ends here.

yt women have weaponized that cry against Black ppl for far too long I think it’s time for yt america to take a long hard look in the mirror and realize that you all, more than anyone else, put the lives of Black ppl in danger with acts like this. think that’s a stretch?

Look up Emmett Till.

@AasirMecca