black. black. black. If you didn't know that. Yeah, I know. You can laugh all you want. You're hilarious. Yeah, I'm black. Black where? Black where? Black where? I ain't nothing about you. I understand. All these people harassing black women. Psychologically. Saying that we need [00:00:15] to leave because we're not, we don't belong in the neighborhood. Saying that we don't belong in the neighborhood. We need to leave. better get going. Don't tell me what to do. Pop will be here in a few minutes. You better get going. [00:00:35] You grabbed her windshield wiper and banged on her car. And we have you on camera admitting to it. And now you want to be a victim? That doesn't justify it. Now you want to be a victim because you thought that we were going to take it? I am also black, OK? Where? Where are you [00:00:55] black at? I'm 10 % black. 10 %? boy, bye. Actually, I have more video. So what's going on here? According to the allegation, you have a guy who's harassing black women, passing through [00:01:11] a neighborhood, knocking on their window saying they do not belong. When confronted, he claims to be black. And then says, well, here's my percentage of blackness. There's more. I'm [00:01:29] in a minority. understand you've been discriminated your whole life. You don't understand. You wouldn't done that. What did you do? Unite and I have no ID. Bitch, Ben. Ben, generation. I'm Puerto Rican. [00:01:49] I'm Puerto Rican. Okay? So I am a second class citizen. So I have less rights than you. You're delusional. Oh, really? You present as a white man, sir. Yeah, so ask AOC if Puerto Ricans have less rights than black people. You present as a white man. I understand you feel oppressed, [00:02:05] but your actions are completely unjustified. don't. What a full mass. You know the idea? of understanding oppression, especially if you understand it via experience, is to ensure [00:02:24] that you do not engage in such oppressive action yourself, but become an advocate against those who do. This incident happened in San Francisco. The post on the video wrote the following, this man banged into my cousin's car and bent her windshield wipers, then called the police [00:02:43] and played victim. That sounds like a male caring to me. Bystanders, YT bystanders said, we did not belong in the neighborhood and we need to go back to our neighborhood. Then this Karen [00:02:59] had the audacity to say he's black. Only in San Francisco can you get away with this. Another quote, just like a Karen to play victim after being the aggressor, just like Karen's to captain save them instead of trying to mediate the situation. get them black TikTok. They [00:03:18] think it's their right to harass black women and call the police on us for existing. Then say he's black after we called him out for racism. It's unfortunate the narrative if true, what [00:03:34] suggested their people once again would like you to prove that you have the right of mobility. You have the right. move around in communities. You have the right to travel in neighborhoods. You have the right to walk up and down the street without anyone mandating you show them freedom [00:03:53] papers or your right to exist in that particular area. But once again, we have this happening and the scenario may be ironic, but it's real. Adopting the narrative of your historical oppressor [00:04:08] will always require you to look in the mirror more closely. If you start talking like the demographic who historically oppressed people that look like you, or people that you may [00:04:24] want to identify with, you should look in the mirror. Now this is an opportunity, all right? An opportunity for reflection. Hopefully, uh it happened. Jackson, thoughts here? He said, there's not enough resources to go around. We're both struggling. You got to leave. I guess [00:04:43] that's what it was. He was like, no, you're too dark skinned to be in this neighborhood. He said he 10 % black like I'm Puerto Rican. So it's got to be in there somewhere. I don't know. It's got to be back in there somewhere. 10%. He know it down to a percentage. But yeah, [00:04:59] no, mean, clearly what happened is he saw them and uh he felt a deep heat pain in his chest and he lashed out, told them to get the hell away. called the police and just kept it going. Like not in that part of San Francisco, I guess he doesn't wanna see them there apparently. [00:05:19] That's not more complicated than that. Yeah, yeah. So hopefully somebody loves you, sir, and they can have conversation.