"You're Treating Me Like A F***ing Black Person," White Guy Informs Cops
August 23, 2018
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"The last few months have been lousy with viral videos of white people antagonizing minorities. We've seen white people calling the cops on black people for simply existing, police doing nothing while white strangers accost black or brown people, and of course heard stories that aren't on video. But now we have a new twist to add: white people protesting police brutality because they aren't black.
On Thursday, a man named Jeffery Epstein became loud and unruly in an Orlando airport, and police quickly arrived to quell the disturbance. When the passenger refused to calm down, the police physically detained him, forcing him to the ground as he screamed, "You’re being rough with me! You’re treating me like a fucking black person!""*
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