Posted on 05/07/2021 10:00:29 AM PDT by C19fan
A woman has been dubbed the 'new Central Park Karen' after she was filmed claiming two black women had beaten her for refusing to return their phone charger.
The unidentified woman was filmed smirking while on the phone to cops in New York's Central Park earlier this week after being confronted by vlogger Alana Lambert and her friend, both of whom are black.
Lambert said her portable charger fell from her friend's CitiBike as they vlogged in the famed beauty spot, but that the mystery woman then picked it up and refused to return it without proof it was theirs.
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“the two with the charger lost me when they said “are you a racist””
I think they asked if she was a racist because they really haven’t run into any racist their whole life. They were baffled.
When asked if she was a racist should have said “well that depends on how you define racists... buckwheat”
Was it theirs?
My son left his phone on the counter of a convenience store. Walked out, turned around and went back in to the counter and asked the clerk where his phone was. The clerk recognized my son a a frequent customer.
Clerk said when he noticed the phone on the counter and began to reach for it, a couple obama sisters snatched the phone, claimed it was theirs and ran away with the phone.
They made all sorts of calls before my son was able to turn it off.
Stealing the phone, and that was exactly what it was, stealing, is dishonorable, unethical, underhanded, and reflects a depraved entitled low IQ mind.
Hold lost items, call the cops to turn lost property over to them. That is the honest and responsible thing to do.
The “new Central Park Karen” isn’t white - she can’t be racist. (her accent is Indian, maybe Pakistani?)
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