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ProfessorGAC

(76,791 posts)
38. Beyond That...
Tue Jun 9, 2020, 07:04 AM
Jun 2020

...when she heard the young lady speak, she should have known that she was born & raised American. She sounded like young women in 100 other parts of the country.
So, "back to your own country", reply, " Oh, you're from america." should have been the exchange.
But, racism & xenophobia are powerful motivators to find the wrong thing to do.
Mental state notwithstanding, she found the wrong thing to do, plus she got the taste slapped out of her mouth.
Paranoia or not, keep your hands to yourself!

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This bothers me. OAITW r.2.0 Jun 2020 #1
I think the initial reaction was understandable ahimsa Jun 2020 #5
That's the point. OAITW r.2.0 Jun 2020 #8
He needs to keep her off the street if this is true because... brush Jun 2020 #33
Poor man! I hope they are both able to get the help they need. (nt) scarletwoman Jun 2020 #2
Well, the woman did lie and pretend to be the store owner/manager dalton99a Jun 2020 #3
And she assaulted that young lady before she was retaliated on. brush Jun 2020 #34
A lawyer that did not know how to get his wife help for a year. Okey Dokey tulipsandroses Jun 2020 #4
He knows family law: dalton99a Jun 2020 #6
I was not suggesting the kind of law he practiced is a factor in knowing about civil commitment tulipsandroses Jun 2020 #21
The standard for commitment is very high OrwellwasRight Jun 2020 #7
That depends on how convicing someone is. Jamastiene Jun 2020 #35
It is not that easy. My youngest has suffered from depression going on four years...it is Demsrule86 Jun 2020 #9
I'm so sorry for the nightmare you are living through MaryMagdaline Jun 2020 #12
I am sorry you and your family are having such a hard time. I work within the system tulipsandroses Jun 2020 #19
Thanks Demsrule Nt okaawhatever Jun 2020 #58
Not as easy as you think hardluck Jun 2020 #17
I am sorry for the challenges you and your family are having. tulipsandroses Jun 2020 #24
Have you ever tried to use those? dsc Jun 2020 #47
Yes. Personally and Professionally tulipsandroses Jun 2020 #55
You don't know how hard it is to get help cally Jun 2020 #49
Yes we all know the mental health system is broken. tulipsandroses Jun 2020 #56
If you pose a physical danger to yourself or others. Very difficult. Beakybird Jun 2020 #10
This story has a fishy smell to it. Nevilledog Jun 2020 #11
He's a lawyer and is setting up her defense... 2naSalit Jun 2020 #13
And if she's such a loose cannon why is she working at his law firm? Nevilledog Jun 2020 #16
She might be relatively high functioning and have unexpected episodes. Beakybird Jun 2020 #18
Either way... 2naSalit Jun 2020 #43
This message was self-deleted by its author Mosby Jun 2020 #23
I think you may be right. backscatter712 Jun 2020 #30
He's a lawyer ducking a lawsuit himself, perhaps? Duppers Jun 2020 #48
No doubt. Nevilledog Jun 2020 #54
Crazy crap, isn't it. nt Duppers Jun 2020 #59
I feel bad for the husband MustLoveBeagles Jun 2020 #14
Fox News Reports Paranoia and Mental Health Concerns by Fox News Watcher Stallion Jun 2020 #15
Yeah, if they watch Fox (which is likely) there is no excuse. Beakybird Jun 2020 #20
Didn't you like the little insertion at the end? Nevilledog Jun 2020 #22
The young woman needs to sue Mrs. Harriman. Baitball Blogger Jun 2020 #31
Her husband is an attorney 2naSalit Jun 2020 #44
He knows he doesn't have a case - it's on video. backscatter712 Jun 2020 #57
I am a bit troubled by many of the above responses Thunderbeast Jun 2020 #25
I'm grateful for your insights. Beakybird Jun 2020 #27
Now Karen's on video committing assault. backscatter712 Jun 2020 #32
So why is she driving a deadly weapon ecstatic Jun 2020 #26
"Psychotically paranoid." That describes just about every racist in my community! Baitball Blogger Jun 2020 #28
I don't give a flying fuck about Karen's mental state. backscatter712 Jun 2020 #29
Beyond That... ProfessorGAC Jun 2020 #38
He's trying to save her ass. Jamastiene Jun 2020 #36
He's trying to save HIS ass. I'm sure his law practice is suffering now. Solomon Jun 2020 #39
Good point. Jamastiene Jun 2020 #40
If true, this is very sad, but at the same time it is damaging to those around her and Squinch Jun 2020 #37
Always a different side of everything on Fox stations. pwb Jun 2020 #41
A sign of the times genxlib Jun 2020 #42
No shit... 2naSalit Jun 2020 #45
Sorry. There are lots of stories. Beakybird Jun 2020 #50
If he manages to succeed, there's someone in the White House who needs the same treatment. tanyev Jun 2020 #46
There were some scary racists in the psych ward when I was a patient a couple of years ago. hunter Jun 2020 #51
I was thinking, mental illness and Fox News aren't good for each other. Beakybird Jun 2020 #52
This kind of thing cheapens the fact that there are real people with real mental illnesses out there Aristus Jun 2020 #53
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