She reminded me of the Texas Park lady screaming that she was being run over by a stationary vehicle.
Lady in Victoria's Secret assaults other customer then melts down when she realizes the camera is on
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But there’s a moment where she completely stops and surveys the crowd to gauge their reaction. When she sees they’re not helping the victim and appear sympathetic to her, she forges ahead with her crying strategy.
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Had to laugh at the “why aren’t you defending meeeeeeee.” Like, from what babe, your own toxic personality and poor life choices?
She reminded me of a relative’s child when he was about three years old. He started crying while playing with another kid about how the other kid had put marker all over his face. Except the marker was in his hand and the other kid’s face was covered in marker. Apparently white women don’t have to outgrow this phase ever.
So rage inducing to watch though!
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Or the woman who tried to take someone else’s package out of their mailbox, and when the rightful owner snatched it back from her, she fell down screaming “You killed me!”
Something is seriously fucking wrong with these people, and it ain’t “mental illness.”
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The lady with the camera has remarkable composure. Or I guess maybe this isn’t her first rodeo.
I would love to be so cool under pressure. I found just watching the video stressful.
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And how utterly fucked up is it that the victim here has to explain herself to the police and defend not being escorted out of the mall, as if she was the issue all along.
This is all sorts of wrong.
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Indeed.
This is what it’s like to live under a completely broken social contract, where the people with no power are still expected to hold up their ‘end of the deal’ no matter what.
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In this case, the trigger she was pulling was the police. She used the words, “I’m feeling threatened” on the 911 call.
The lady filming just got banned from TikTok and is asking for financial help and a reference for a good attorney in order to deal with both Karen and the indifferent police who eventually showed up.
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She still IS a toddler, IMO. Someone who never had clear boundaries set as a kid, and that’s been an effective technique for her her whole life. I knew someone stuck in a relationship with someone like that. They’d actually work themselves up to the point where it looked like they were having a seizure. Right to the point of ambulances being called and hospitalisation. I’ve seen my friend actually be assaulted by someone because he walked away in disgust when a bystander called an ambulance.
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Someone isn’t used to hearing the word “no” and doesn’t know how to handle it.
I can only imagine other people have to put up with her bullshit on a daily basis.
I’m embarrassed for her.
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Septoprivilegitis - an inflammation of toxic privilege
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Clever… but it’s even worse than that; people like that attempt to reinvent reality to suit their own personal narrative.
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Gonna have to follow this one closely, because Karen’s real name has already been discovered. I sense a company exercising their at-will employment policy in the near future, if in case this is an at-will employment state.
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“Lived experience”. For POC, it’s rodeos every goddamn day, starting in childhood.
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The white chick is the police Lt’s daughter. She didn’t get escorted out of the mall. She didn’t even get a slap on the wrist. There’s 8 videos in total on youtube.
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The number of videos I’ve seen of some Karen shouting that while chasing the person with the camera… it’s weirdly common. I guess it’s an attempt to create some ambiguity about the situation where none exists. (Like when cops are caught on camera beating up someone who is unresisting start shouting “stop resisting.”) Also a way of taking power in the situation - forcing the other person to move away from them - while simultaneously claiming victimhood. Which makes sense as being in power and pretending to be the victim is the whole problem in a nutshell.
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Aye; it’s an attempt at manipulation.
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Where white privilege dovetails with wypipo cops 
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Wow, this is an object lesson in exactly what NOT to do if you want to not be recorded. Karen could have quite easily said, “I’m sorry, I’ll leave now,” and left the store.
And re: the whole “panic attack” defense - I know people experience them differently, but I’ve had panic attacks, and her actions look like NOTHING I would be capable of while suffering one. I definitely would not be able to chase someone around screaming. I’d be shaking silently, slinking off to somewhere private, just trying to breathe.
Finally, I wish video 7 of this could be a quick link reference for whenever people talk about how, if you’ve been wronged by law enforcement, there are “clear channels to get your grievances addressed.” I’m white, so haven’t lived through what the filmer lives through, but as a poor white lady back when, I definitely had that circumstance of the cops not listening or trying to gaslight me, the lawyers being out of reach financially, and the whole process being way out of reach in terms of missing work and what not. Good on this lady for filming and following through. This shit needs to get called out and result in some serious fucking consequences. Cops and security guards included.
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