

TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:Wonder what would have happened if the cop was black?
*What's your point woman?

se11 wrote:this is a stupid and pointless thread.
Christina Marie wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:Wonder what would have happened if the cop was black?
*What's your point woman?
Ok....let me make a real point since you asked man. How about if the driver had been black and the cop was black also and things went the same way? Would that have been "black privilege"?

TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:Wonder what would have happened if the cop was black?
*What's your point woman?
Ok....let me make a real point since you asked man. How about if the driver had been black and the cop was black also and things went the same way? Would that have been "black privilege"?
What do you think woman?

Christina Marie wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:Wonder what would have happened if the cop was black?
*What's your point woman?
Ok....let me make a real point since you asked man. How about if the driver had been black and the cop was black also and things went the same way? Would that have been "black privilege"?
What do you think woman?
I think I find you calling me woman highly offensive. I also think she got off with a warning because thats all the cop thought it warranted, it had nothing to do with privilege of any sort. I think that the person who wrote this is assuming it had to do with other factors. No, I do not feel that if it was a black driver/black cop it would have been black privilege......I think it would have been what it was, simply a "warning". I don't understand why people have to blow things like this up and make more out of than it is. It was a cop giving a person a warning. Thats it thats all.

TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:Wonder what would have happened if the cop was black?
*What's your point woman?
Ok....let me make a real point since you asked man. How about if the driver had been black and the cop was black also and things went the same way? Would that have been "black privilege"?
What do you think woman?
I think I find you calling me woman highly offensive. I also think she got off with a warning because thats all the cop thought it warranted, it had nothing to do with privilege of any sort. I think that the person who wrote this is assuming it had to do with other factors. No, I do not feel that if it was a black driver/black cop it would have been black privilege......I think it would have been what it was, simply a "warning". I don't understand why people have to blow things like this up and make more out of than it is. It was a cop giving a person a warning. Thats it thats all.
*This woman may have been given a warning, without any racial implications attached thereof, HOWEVER, warnings can be given to white suspects, by white cops, simply because the person receiving the warning, IS WHITE!
And if you feel offended by me calling you a woman, oh well...

TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:Wonder what would have happened if the cop was black?
*What's your point woman?
Ok....let me make a real point since you asked man. How about if the driver had been black and the cop was black also and things went the same way? Would that have been "black privilege"?
What do you think woman?
I think I find you calling me woman highly offensive. I also think she got off with a warning because thats all the cop thought it warranted, it had nothing to do with privilege of any sort. I think that the person who wrote this is assuming it had to do with other factors. No, I do not feel that if it was a black driver/black cop it would have been black privilege......I think it would have been what it was, simply a "warning". I don't understand why people have to blow things like this up and make more out of than it is. It was a cop giving a person a warning. Thats it thats all.
*This woman may have been given a warning, without any racial implications attached thereof, HOWEVER, warnings can be given to white suspects, by white cops, simply because the person receiving the warning, IS WHITE!
And if you feel offended by me calling you a woman, oh well...


se11 wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:TheReal wrote:Christina Marie wrote:Wonder what would have happened if the cop was black?
*What's your point woman?
Ok....let me make a real point since you asked man. How about if the driver had been black and the cop was black also and things went the same way? Would that have been "black privilege"?
What do you think woman?
I think I find you calling me woman highly offensive. I also think she got off with a warning because thats all the cop thought it warranted, it had nothing to do with privilege of any sort. I think that the person who wrote this is assuming it had to do with other factors. No, I do not feel that if it was a black driver/black cop it would have been black privilege......I think it would have been what it was, simply a "warning". I don't understand why people have to blow things like this up and make more out of than it is. It was a cop giving a person a warning. Thats it thats all.
*This woman may have been given a warning, without any racial implications attached thereof, HOWEVER, warnings can be given to white suspects, by white cops, simply because the person receiving the warning, IS WHITE!
And if you feel offended by me calling you a woman, oh well...
but what this "woman" is saying, is that the same EXACT thing CAN happen to black people by black cops.


shadoworder wrote:White privilege is a Myth and an excuse to explain away Minority failure.If Whites in positions of power and authority had one iota of racial solidarity with other Whites,we would still be living in the crewcut 1950s and America would still be over 90% White.

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