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Before you accuse someone of plagiarizing your idea, do your research so you don& #39;t end up looking like a whole fool when it turns out your idea wasn& #39;t proprietary in the first place.

When chaos is minding its business and you go poke it: The Cynthia Kao Story.
To also take full credit for the concept of a neverending loop of disaster is some audacious shit. So you, miss ma& #39;am, are the ONLY one who could dare to think of it? That& #39;s new levels of narcissism.
Congrats to the Academy Award winning @travon for "Two Distant Strangers!" A Black man creating a film about police brutality happening to a Black man over and over again, feels like lived experience placed in film form. Cynthia claiming plagiarism is A MESS. Like... ma& #39;am. no.
An Asian woman. Claimed a Black man stole her idea. Of a Black man getting stopped my police over and over again. And folks went "YEAH!!! SHE& #39;S RIGHT."

Explain to me how you thought that makes sense. Explain how an Asian woman can truly stake claim to that idea.
Then you add to it that I wrote a piece called "Groundhog Day of Police Brutality" in 2015. Cynthia shoulda run ONE google search before uploading her video to the YouTubes. Google is NEVER on vacation. It& #39;s never busy. https://luvvie.me/3eqxR2N ">https://luvvie.me/3eqxR2N&q...
There are many lessons here. Some are:

* Google is never busy. Use it early and often.
* Before making public accusations, know your shit.
* Recognize what proprietary ideas are. Everything you do is actually NOT original
There is also something to interrogate here about people& #39;s quickness to believe the self-victimization of an Asian woman over the work and lived experience of a Black man. Who we are willing to take their word easily, and who we& #39;re willing to burn at the stake.
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