[Crimson Dynamo]

• Man launched into expletive-filled tirade at woman on the leafy Bristol street
• She said that she asked because 'we have lots of car crime on this road'
• Man said: 'You think I'm robbing my own car because I'm black? Get out of here'

A woman has been accused of racial profiling after she asked a black man sitting in the passenger seat of a car and looking in its glovebox if he had stolen the vehicle.

Stopping her bike on a leafy Bristol street, she walked up to the man to query the car's ownership - causing him to launch into an expletive-filled tirade.

'You think I'm robbing my own car because I'm black?', he shouts. 'Shut the ******* up and get out of here. Racist.'

The woman responds that it is 'not about race' and that 'we have lots of car crime on this road'.

The 60-second clip has gone viral on social media, and has been viewed more than 1.2million times. Its caption says the man was cleaning the seat when the woman approached him.

watch the video here:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...profiling.html

[Liam-]

Typical daily mail spin, she thought a black man cleaning his car was a thief, she’s a racist and I’m not surprised people get angry at people like her

[arista]

She should have left the area

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Liam-]

She wouldn’t have don’t it to a white person, fact

[arista]

Originally Posted by Liam-

She wouldn’t have don’t it to a white person, fact

Yes could be.

[arista]

"The woman responds that it is 'not about race' and
that 'we have lots of car crime on this road'."


She made it worse
going back to him
Can see this tomorrow as debate on GMBHD itv.

[Marsh.]

"She asked politely"

Oh WELL as long as she was racist politely it's ok then.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

"She asked politely"

Oh WELL as long as she was racist politely it's ok then.

‘Yes your honour, I did stab him multiple time’s, but I did it with a smile of that helps?’

[Mitchell]

Just a racist bitch tbh

[arista]

[caprimint]

Lol this is dumb.

People just want to call racism on a black person doing anything, which is really unfortunate.

I'm still confused as to why it's fine to stereotype a white man for something though and not a black one lol... like genuinely. That is more racist than anything

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Lol this is dumb.

People just want to call racism on a black person doing anything, which is really unfortunate.

Yes it's entirely logical to approach a stranger and assume they've stolen the car they're sitting in.

Even if she genuinely thought he had what response did she expect? "Yes, maam. Would you like a lift?"

[Crimson Dynamo]

this must be last year as the leaves are still on the trees at mo?

[caprimint]

People will clutch onto anything from about 10 years ago probably

[Liam-]

The entitlement is real with this one, the fact that she believes she has the right to police strangers whenever she sees fit is pure white privilege, ‘just checking, just checking!’ She’s probably mad her favourite statue was chucked in the river

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Liam-

The entitlement is real with this one, the fact that she believes she has the right to police strangers whenever she sees fit is pure white privilege, ‘just checking, just checking!’ She’s probably mad her favourite statue was chucked in the river

Tbf if it had've turned out that he was robbing the car people on here would be praising the woman for stopping him.

Speaking from personal experience I don't know why people always think whenever a young male (white or black) are anywhere near a car that they're trying to rob it, thankfully in my case my Dad showed up to prove my innocence.

Basically unless they're blatantly trying to break into the Vehicle I leave the person alone.

[Swan]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Tbf if it had've turned out that he was robbing the car people on here would be praising the woman for stopping him.

Speaking from personal experience I don't know why people always think whenever a young male (white or black) are anywhere near a car that they're trying to rob it, thankfully in my case my Dad showed up to prove my innocence.

Basically unless they're blatantly trying to break into the Vehicle I leave the person alone.

Logic though

[thesheriff443]

True story.
Years ago broke down in my local town center outside a jewellers with a van with a dodgy starter motor

Was in and out the van giving it a tap. To get it to started after about 10 minutes the owner of the jewellers came out and said I’ve just phoned the police saying you are going to rob us.

[Jake.]

The smug look on her face as well

[Crimson Dynamo]

If you think about it it was rather brave of her, or foolish as it could have ended badly if the youth was on the rob?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

If you think about it it was rather brave of her, or foolish as it could have ended badly if the youth was on the rob?

Well exactly did she think she would tell him off and he'd run off home?

[Swan]

The press and media fuelling race hysteria, people from both sides falling into their hands. Sounds to me like a busy body poking her nose into other people's business when it's not wanted, or really warranted.

Sitting in the passenger side of your own car isn't that rare though, i used to do it all the time on my lunch break, a lot more leg room and no steering wheel in the way. And before anyone asks, no i wasn't ever approached or questioned by anyone being that i was on private property in the middle of East Sussex countryside.

[bots]

i had a car stolen in Bristol

[Crimson Dynamo]

One of the top DM comments at the mo

Billi the Fish, Gloucester, 20 minutes ago

She was very brave looking out for her neighbours and so polite - he comes across as a very unpleasant man, I hope her confidence hasn't been shaken; I would love her as a neighbour!