White woman and her dog (in a park).

When I first saw it I wondered if it was a spoof video but now it seems genuine and is chilling to watch.

Was fairly shocking behaviour.

One being in New York , not exactly Hazzard county.

& that this educated white woman believes the NYPD are racist but rather than thinking that is bad uses it to threaten a law abiding citizen.

Add to that she was hardly looking after her dog.
Fully expect ta just giving page to be set up to help this poor woman out who has lost her job.

Link anyone? Haven't seen it.

Jucel will be along shortly to defend it

https://twitter.com/melodyMcooper/status/1264965252866641920

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Shameful behaviour.

Disgusting racist bigot.

I found the video astounding that was a scene could happen in the 21st century. Nonetheless, I'd like to hear the views of her (probably) educated parents. I'd like to know how a child of theirs could be so against black people and readily use racism to try and get her own way regardless.

In S Korea one of the daughters of the owner of the airline she was travelling on did not like being served peanuts on a plate (I believe) and had a right hump with the air stewardess who served her. Her tantrum resulted in her (the daughter) serving a term in prison for bringing the family name into disrepute, and behaving like a spoil brat.

Will this educated American woman be accorded the same treatment eg her family and herself shamed by society? In Trumpland  more chance of finding the Lochness monster, I guess that it happening.

if you think this is bad what about this

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-52806572

I saw the headline for this story and just chuckled and scrolled down

The media have totally lost the plot now, anyone falling for that (white and blacks) is mentally ill

Its not worth the time to get angry about it, the people race baiting don't know how to do it and might as well pack it in because they look pathetic now.

For every black man getting shot, there's a ton of white kids getting shot by another white individual

The media can't keep their own filthy propaganda in order, one minute whites are getting killed by other whites to push "terrorism", the next a white woman is ringing the police on a black man to push "racism".... I'd say they all need to grow up but... what do I know ffs

It really is like watching a bunch of kids trying to clap fart on the others to the teachers, its boring after 5 minutes, but after 20 years of it ffs

I’ve never known a poster like you, Sonta. You speak sense and utter bollox equally!

She's overreacted if she was 11 years old and living in Rochdale she would have something to worry about

Sont

The media do report (at length) when white kids kill many other white kids in schools.

Of course there are the loon-tube "truth-seekers" who instantly deny that the mass murder happen & is just a ploy by the MSM .


This s case is pretty shocking- the privileged white woman was totally in the wrong. Why would any company want to employ her - it would just be terrible PR. She didn't even treat her own dog with respect l

Silly cow has lost her job. God people are stupid.

How's the dog ?

the woman clearly has mental health issues

She might have had a bad experience at the hands of a black man before. It's funny how it's only ever the white on black attacks that makes it on the news too many raceaphiles in position of influence

Surely she must have realised that the film he was taking would rubbish her claims especially when she says shes phoning the cops and he says "Please call the cops" and was nothing but polite throughout the confrontation.
Looks like its cost her her job. No sympathy.

She might have had a bad experience at the hands of a black man before
_______________________

but not THIS black man

What happened I've only seen The sun clip it's 1:25 long not much is said

Lost her job and the dog has been taken off her until the matter is looked into.

For phoning the police and saying African American man is threatening me?
If that's the case seems ridiculous if she felt she was being followed or was feeling threatened is there any more to it?

It's not uncommon for people to feel threatened when out walking alone.
I go out late almost every night it's not p!ssing down and see people who are very skittish,if I see a woman I usually speak so they feel at ease,there should be some better understanding here instead of more racial nonsense.

fk me that george flloyd one in minneapolis, thats state murder.

There is absolutely no excuse that can be attributed to this despicable and racist behaviour. If she's any issue (mental or otherwise) seek help, but do not unload it unfairly and specifically on a particular group of humans. It's indefensible esp being an employee of an investment company.

She needs to go to an educational establishment that promotes and teaches "inclusion" of others as its curriculum.

May 27, 2020 -- 2:22PM, impossible123 wrote:

There is absolutely no excuse that can be attributed to this despicable and racist behaviour. If she's any issue (mental or otherwise) seek help, but do not unload it unfairly and specifically on a particular group of humans. It's indefensible esp being an employee of an investment company.She needs to go to an educational establishment that promotes and teaches "inclusion" of others as its curriculum.

What racist behaviour? I've seen the 1:25 video is there more footage?

I've read this story from 2 different sources and watched the video again.
This is a deliberate racially motivated non story that if the roles were reversed i.e black woman calling police on white man wouldn't be mainstream news.
Now any other woman who is in fear in any scenario replicating this one will think twice about phoning the police for fear of being labelled racist and losing her job etc.
What a dire one sided biased cesspit world they're deliberately creating to the point where adult males are bellyaching about such shyte on a betting site forum

impossible123, go your local park, get ya phone out and start filming any woman you like, but it make it obvious that you are filming her.

Please report back with her response (that's if you haven't been arrested and are spending a day in a police cell).

* go to

Some of you are beyond belief.

The American woman was contravening the rule by not having her dog on a leash in the park. And, the bloke was merely videoing the event with her knowledge (not secretly) maybe even anticipating aggravation of the kind that prevailed. And, it was the American woman (the offender) who called the police, not him.

A clear demonstration of un-called for racism and wasting police time.

You think he had the right to film the woman because her dog wasn't on the leash?

* I mean YOU personally. I'm not asking to you to confirm any rules or laws.

Good point George

Maybe he should have kneeled on her neck till the Police came

He was filming in anticipation of a psychopath reacting like she did, no doubt

Very unlikely to be the first time she did it putting such an act on on the phone

George, I suspect - as was subsequently proven - that he filmed her to protect himself.

If he wasn't able to show police that he hadn't threatened her at all then he may well not be here to defence himself at all.

From the evidence of that film posted in the OP, he was already filming her from several yards away before she spoke or approached him.

Personally, I'd not film any female, young or elderly, in a park contravening or breaking the rules regarding its use. However, I'd only do so if it was something outrageous or downright uncivil eg drunk and disorderly, and I'd call the police myself - I'd not even approach her. But, I'd approach the police when they arrive, and if my presence was needed if they called my mobile.

I firmly believe the behaviour of the black man was reasonable, appropriate and savvy given the recent racist incidents in America. This American woman was behaving in a manner not conducive to humanity, but racism.

impossible123 27 May 20 15:49   
Personally, I'd not film any female, young or elderly, in a park contravening or breaking the rules regarding its use.


No further questions, m'lud.

I think if I was a young black man in America I'd be tempted to film just about every interaction with a stranger I could.

Me neither, impossible123, and why not?

Stalking, harassment, making the female feel threatened and in danger?

Not having a dog on the leash (presumably not a dangerous one, though I appreciate the gentleman may have been made so paranoid with fear by govt and MSM coverage of covid-19 that he feared catching covid-19 from the dog ), hardly crime of the century.

And where do we draw the line, it's also an offence in most jurisdictions not to pick up after your dog, so do we permit men to follow women around in parks filming them and justify it by them saying they just wanted to make sure the women picked up their dogs sh*t?

Walofs George

She was devious and calculating. I am glad she lost her job. She could have got a man killed by her actions and she knew it.

Or perhaps what we really want is a Stasi state. Spying on our neighbours and filming even the most minor of transgressions. Shop the b*stards!

Or maybe we could put our dogs on a lead!

I think you are introducing personal "opinions" not conducive to what this man did, but to defend a racism behaviour of another "human being".

If I was black, I'd possibly have done the same (if I was in America) with the audio and video recording running. But, I'd not call the police but possibly post it on social media.

I'm glad her (former) employer did not come to the same conclusion as you which has restores some faith back in America for me.

So what are you advocating, Whisperingdeath, that men be permitted to film women in parks on the off chance that they may make false accusations against them?

Very well put

May 27, 2020 -- 5:07PM, GEORGE.B wrote:

Or perhaps what we really want is a Stasi state. Spying on our neighbours and filming even the most minor of transgressions. Shop the b*stards!

there's one grass in the video and that's the one trying to put a man's life at risk because she is a racist hag

I am advocating this woman that the woman is a nasty piece of work and got what she deserved and I am glad justice has been served on her.

It was disgraceful behaviour. She didn’t like being told to put her dog on a lead, especially by a second class citizen! She thinks/ thought she was better than him, and decided to try and turn the tables by lying about being threatened. She was the aggressor in all this, and luckily for him he had the foresight to film it after the initial confrontation. I can guarantee most people would’ve believed her if it hadn’t been filmed.

And as for dragging the dog around and almost strangling it, she doesn’t deserve to get it back.

aaronh 27 May 20 16:12   
there's one grass in the video and that's the one trying to put a man's life at risk because she is a racist hag

how was she putting his life at risk, please?

s.kenbo 27 May 20 16:15   
It was disgraceful behaviour. She didn’t like being told to put her dog on a lead, especially by a second class citizen! She thinks/ thought she was better than him, and decided to try and turn the tables by lying about being threatened. She was the aggressor in all this, and luckily for him he had the foresight to film it after the initial confrontation. I can guarantee most people would’ve believed her if it hadn’t been filmed.

So you have evidence sk of an initial confrontation?

Not being funny by the way, I'd be interested to know the full circumstances.

I think it's sad there is someone who still cannot even accept something so clearly and repugnant on this forum. However, I'm so glad her former employer had terminated her contract and she was sacked immediately.

I'm glad I do not live to America at present, but I hope post President Trump America will be a more acceptable and inclusive society for humans of non-white descendants.

impossible123 27 May 20 15:49   
Personally, I'd not film any female, young or elderly, in a park contravening or breaking the rules regarding its use.

Yet you think it's perfectly acceptable for another man to do it, and you justify it by playing the race card?

You don't think she might have felt threatened or in danger by the fact that she was being filmed in a public park by someone she presumably didn't know?

Only what’s been reported, George. It sounds like it’s the truth to me.

Threatened by a birdwatcher behind a fence!

Walofs!

'GEORGE.B', you are on ignore. Do not wish to communicate with someone so non-receptive to an event so clearly was racist and deplorable. Good-bye.

This isn’t what she had to say.

Amy Cooper spoke to NBC.

“I sincerely and humbly apologize to everyone, especially to that man, his family,” she said. “It was unacceptable and I humbly and fully apologize to everyone who’s seen that video, everyone that’s been offended.

“When I think about the police, I’m such a blessed person. I’ve come to realise especially today that I think of [the police] as a protection agency, and unfortunately, this has caused me to realize that there are so many people in this country that don’t have that luxury.”

Is, not isn’t.

So in the absence of any evidence to the contrary, this man was filming her because her dog was off the lead, and feeling threatened, she's reacted.

I think we can presume that some of you on this thread advocate the filming of women in public parks for minor transgressions.

Come off it, George. He started filming her because he could see she was becoming irrational. Not because he’s some kind of twisted pervert.

I didn't say he was a twisted pervert, but with the evidence presented by the OP, he was filming her cuz her dog was off the lead, and she's reacted.

GEORGE.B 27 May 20 15:54   
impossible123 27 May 20 15:49   
Personally, I'd not film any female, young or elderly, in a park contravening or breaking the rules regarding its use.

Yet you start a thread in support of another man doing exactly this. You plonker.

Lads can someone explain why this is a RACE issue please just because the person she phoned the cops about wasn't white,it has nothing to do with race regardless of who was in the right,dog not on lead,feeling threatened,black guy filming for his own protection etc.
A woman felt threatened and phoned the police,if the guy was white would she have lost her job,her dog,received death threats? NO
Why is the race card always played?

No point in discussing it with someone who is quite clearly stupid or disingenuous at the very least.

May 27, 2020 -- 7:23PM, Whisperingdeath wrote:

No point in discussing it with someone who is quite clearly stupid or disingenuous at the very least.

Your reply says you can't explain why

It's what happens when someone who has examined the 'facts' (as little as one minute's worth posted on social media in this instance) and then refuses to join the lynch mob, the best the baying mob can respond with is to turn on the person for daring to disagree with them.

#LynchMobRules

She seemed quite distressed (and yes that manifested rather unpleasantly).

Would have been more gentlemanly to not film, check shes ok, repeat his beef and then move on

So in the absence of any evidence to the contrary, this man was filming her because her dog was off the lead, and feeling threatened, she's reacted.

I think we can presume that some of you on this thread advocate the filming of women in public parks for minor transgressions.

So lets get this right .. the guy was concerned that he might be misjudged because he is black even though the white woman was completely in the wrong so decided he would have incontrovertible evidence to back himself up ... now he is criticised because he has it; yet if he didn't have it he would be very likely considered the transgressor aanyway ... and you wonder why blacks in the US think they are hard done by and reject authority

I've just read this Daily Mail report which gives more detail.

He actually said to her:

If you're going to do what you want, I'm going to do what I want, but you're not going to like it

At which point he called the dog towards him

Which caused her to respond the way she did

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8360133/Central-Park-bird-
watcher-condemns-death-threats-against-Amy-Cooper-called-cops-him.html

It seems the NYPD aren't pressing charges (you mean she's not committed any crime?), and the gentleman refuses to call her a racist.

Law abiding woman takes dog for a walk, man takes issue with where's she walking it, dog walk ends with woman's life in tatters, no job and no dog.

There is still NO PROOF WHATSOEVER of any racism
If the birder guy was white it's a non story
If anything the white woman is the victim the way she's been treat is ONLY because the guy filming her ISN'T WHITE
If there's any actual evidence of racism towards the guy that's a different story
What's happening to this woman is disgusting and is all about racial perception forcing people to react and police eachother,again if the guy was WHITE it's nothing why is it different because he wasn't?

May 27, 2020 -- 8:23PM, GEORGE.B wrote:

It seems the NYPD aren't pressing charges (you mean she's not committed any crime?), and the gentleman refuses to call her a racist.Law abiding woman takes dog for a walk, man takes issue with where's she walking it, dog walk ends with woman's life in tatters, no job and no dog.

Aye

These people preach equality and incidences like this show they can't separate personal bias and fact therefore can't treat people equally whilst at the same time throwing racist jibes about left right and centre

It's more divide and conquer bolox from the media to keep us all squabbling,it was the Islamists over the weekend,the migrants last week now this,who's next???

Denzil would struggle to see the racism if she had called him the n word

May 27, 2020 -- 8:28PM, aaronh wrote:

Denzil would struggle to see the racism if she had called him the n word

Please explain the racist part aaronh

May 27, 2020 -- 7:23PM, Whisperingdeath wrote:

No point in discussing it with someone who is quite clearly stupid or disingenuous at the very least.

Refer to this post

aaronh well done you can't

He admits he said this to her:

"If you're going to do what you want, I'm going to do what I want, but you're not going to like it"

Hmmm, I wonder why she might have felt threatened?

If you can't see why the hysteria and the tone she uses against someone unthreatening and the manner of the phone call as it progressively gets more unhinged then I can't help you.

As for the dog, allegedly its a dog that gets injured a lot according to a page she has for it and once again she is completely irresponsible in hurting the dog, so taking her dog off her is no loss

May 27, 2020 -- 8:40PM, GEORGE.B wrote:

He admits he said this to her:"If you're going to do what you want, I'm going to do what I want, but you're not going to like it"Hmmm, I wonder why she might have felt threatened?

Must have missed out on the story about how the thing that he did was going to feed the dog a treat

aaronh can you please highlight and explain why her actions were racist instead of posting disingenuous excuses as to why you ca  provide no evidence thanks

So why would she not like him giving the dog a treat?

Doesn't make sense, so what exactly did he mean by:  "but you're not going to like it"

It's not my fault you are too dumb to understand any context to anything

May 27, 2020 -- 8:46PM, GEORGE.B wrote:

So why would she not like him giving the dog a treat?Doesn't make sense, so what exactly did he mean by:  "but you're not going to like it"

People don't want strangers to feed their dogs, i guess

May 27, 2020 -- 8:47PM, aaronh wrote:

It's not my fault you are too dumb to understand any context to anything

Prove and explain the racism instead of calling people names

So he goes to pull the treats out of his pocket, but she wasn't to know what he was pulling out given what he had said to her, at which point she scrambles to grab the dog.

So he says this to her: "but you're not going to like it" and then reaches into his pocket, sending her into a panic.

A nothing racist on the film

B we don't know what went on before he started shooting

It comes across as a threat IMO:

"If you're going to do what you want, I'm going to do what I want, but you're not going to like it."

The video should be viewed in the context of these words, which clearly made the woman fearful for herself and her dog.

She's ended up with death threats, her reputation destroyed, her livelihood taken away from her, and no dog.

Is this fair and just?
I hope the lynch mob are proud of themselves.

Funny how the usual suspects get all hot and bothered about an incident in another country yet manage to keep their cool when little girls get raped and killed in their own back yard.

"If you're going to do what you want, I'm going to do what I want, but you're not going to like it."

I haven't read the full thread GeorgeB so apologises if already covered but where did you see that? I think we'd need to know everything that was said prior to filming to draw any conclusions about her being in a state of fear.
To me the simple fact that she approached him to try and get him to stop filming would suggest no such thing and even the tone in her voice and phrase used  when she told him she was going to tell the cops he was threatening her told you it was a lie.

akabula, it is here in the Daily Mail report, please scroll down for Mr Cooper's account of what was said prior to him starting to film.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8360133/Central-Park-bird-
watcher-condemns-death-threats-against-Amy-Cooper-called-cops-him.html

Thanks will do.
I meant to add to my post that given recent incidents in America that mans life could have been put in real danger with her comments.
It could easily have been a trigger happy cop or cops that had attended the incident.

What happened to George Floyd is absolutely shocking and I hope the c*nts responsible are brought to justice.

But I'm not allowing the inhuman behaviour of those scumbags to cloud my judgement in this case.

Her choice of words might have been out of order, but I don't think there is any doubt there was provocation there and fear instilled to her by those words from Mr Cooper.

He said "If you're going to do what you want, I'm going to do what I want, but you're not going to like it." before reaching into his pocket. He further inflamed the situation by starting to film her.

Yes does seem a strange thing to say although he could have meant filming her.
However she does apologise to him in a tweet for her actions which again makes me think he hadn't intimidated her.