| KLAMarine said: So this recently happened at SFSU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX_NPVZ7naY
and THANKFULLY it was all captured on camera. Thoughts? I'm astonished. This lady has issues if she's offended by a guy wearing dreadlocks. Too bad Bonita Tindle (I believe that's her name), you can't just bully people like this or try to impose your standards on others. Here's hoping she learns a very valuable lesson from all this. |
My thoughts? Carry Mace, or a pocket knife. Inform any individual who puts their hands on you that technically it's assault the second they touch you unsolicited. If they persist, you are legally within your rights to escalate the situation.
The reason why this is necessary at this point, is that these cultural appropriation, safe space bullies, have yet to have boundaries enforced. If one of them loses eyesight (Chemical mace can blind), or gets a nice scar, for violating the law...and the person who did it walks scot free. It'll send a signal that there is a limit to what these dipshits can do. And yeah, I realize that's extreme, but so is thinking you actually have a right to physically touch someone, because you don't approve of their hairstyle. What a dumbass.
What's hilarious is that, if you think about it, by her standards, on St Patricks Day and Halloween, due to my ancestry, I'm allowed to go around and ruin those days for everyone non-Irish. I could quite literally prevent children from trick or treating.
