If you went to DC & while visiting the monuments an old guy walked up into your face beating a drum, and chanting an inch from our face for 5 minutes, wouldn’t you think about calling the police, because either this guy is on drugs, or mentally ill, but is definitely threatening/assaulting you?
I certainly would not just stand there. Then again, I am not a teen age boy who has just experienced a wonderful weekend filled with comaraderie and the joy of participating in the Right to Life March, and now waiting with a large group for the bus to take us back to Kentucky, having just endured a long period of time being yelled at with horrible, vile, disgusting taunts by a group of Black Hebrew Israelite (exact name?) activists. That group is a part of this story, a part that the IF TRUE media is simply ignoring.
“If you went to DC & while visiting the monuments an old guy walked up into your face beating a drum, and chanting an inch from our face for 5 minutes, wouldn’t you think about calling the police, because either this guy is on drugs, or mentally ill, but is definitely threatening/assaulting you?”
He wouldn’t even have to be beating the drum and chanting an inch from my face to be intimidating. Or appear threatening.
I went to my favorite place for lunch on Saturday, Jimmy John’s. I asked for them to cut the sandwich in half , a black guy was making it and he said sure no problem. He didn’t do it and we hadn’t pulled out of the parking lot yet so I popped back in for him to cut it.
His attitude completely changed, he just glared at me. I put the sandwich on the counter and he wouldn’t take it For the longest time, just did there glaring at me about 5 feet away. Finally he very slowly came and got it and then very slowly took it to the cutting Board. I went to where the cutting board was Just because now I wanted to make sure he didn’t spit in it or something. Something creepy was up. He kept up that bizarre attitude the whole time and glared at me The entire time except when he was cutting the sandwich. I just glared back, wondering what would’ve happened if I complained that he made it wrong. Some people are just looking for reason to be miserable and lash out.