This seems to be a growing specific sub-species of Karens: It used to be that most Karens would fall under the Lawful Evil sub-species-- they would care about enforcing rules and threaten to call law enforcement on those who break them. https://nbcpalmsprings.com/2020/05/...harassing-street-vendor-circles-social-media/ Nowadays, the number of Chaotic Evil Karens is growing.
Missed the follow up tweet. Now it makes sense. Another QAnon crazy... "What? I have no rights because I'm a blonde, white woman wearing a $40k Rolex?" "You're doing this to me because I'm Jewish!"
Did you hear that cop apologize to her as he calmly arrests her rather than tackling her and putting his knee on her head? Hmm.
Since she is a White House QAnon spokesperson, can we get a comment from the President on this incident?
White men control your white women. Men in general, too. Recently we've seen out of control Karens and Keishas. Next up are Karinas and possibly a Kim or two.
Doesn't meet a monetary threshold, not violent, can be physically restrained, no concealed weapons. I'd say it doesn't meet the criteria. Most big box stores would allow property destruction anyway. They just jack up the prices for everyone else to make up for it. But for a small business that may be more difficult to recover, maybe there's a discussion there.
So it depends on the value divided by the net worth? Does that mean stealing a flag from a homeowner is worse than stealing a car from a dealership?
Big box stores have means to recover lost revenue by spreading the cost to other customers. Also in our culture, the liability for a customer getting physically injured, whether they deserve it or not, is high. It's a sad sight to see lost prevention get in trouble for physically restraining a shoplifter or vandal. Burglary at night presents other challenges because it's difficult to assess what has been stolen and if the burglar has a weapon. In the Oklahoma case, say if the flag in question was stolen is the homeowner's backyard, that poses more trespass and threat to the homeowner and I'd argue he has a right to shoot. We can continue this discussion in the other thread to not sidetrack this one.
How is a person who is leaving a property exiting on the driveway with their back facing you a threat?
Kudos to the hospital and their staff. That’s how you handle a stupid, reckless individual that will not follow hospital safety guidelines and privacy regulations during a public health crisis.
