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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: CC27 on May 15, 2018, 01:28:30 PM
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kaotikross (68 posts)
Made this today
(https://i.imgur.com/KBHxSkk.jpg)
https://upload.democraticunderground.com/1017492413
How clever you racist pig.
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Bad moling, badddd moling.
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What the hell does that even mean?
KC
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I think this is kaotikross outing himself as being an ignorant liberal butt-kisser trying to get some cred points concerning something he is unable to understand... or something like that.
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What the hell does that even mean?
KC
It's an allusion to a recent incident in a park in Oakland (possibly Lake Merritt). A bunch of black people (family? friends? both?) had gathered for a picnic and brought a BBQ kettle. Some busybody white woman started berating them, claiming BBQs were not permitted in that area of the park and called the police. She was challenged by a woman in the group who as part of her tirade included playing the race card on the busybody. I saw a video of this incident, though I didn't watch/listen to the whole thing. According to a DU thread about it the busybody was correct about the rules for that area, and the black woman who launched into a tirade is an activist type nicknamed "Black Becky" (she made the video, so she wasn't visible).
Knowing what this DU post refers to doesn't help me see the point of the meme (other than hating on Diamond & Silk).
To me, the incident at the park was blue-on-blue so I don't much care.
To me, I don't have a problem with parks having no BBQ/grilling areas if there is a safety hazard or it would be deleterious to use of an area, but from what I saw of the area in the video, I didn't see any reason for such a rule if there was one.
My favorite people in what I saw of the video were a couple of guys who went over to a big cooler to grab some cold ones to help them enjoy the entertainment. :-) You could tell they'd seen before what was playing out. :-)
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It's an allusion to a recent incident in a park in Oakland (possibly Lake Merritt). A bunch of black people (family? friends? both?) had gathered for a picnic and brought a BBQ kettle. Some busybody white woman started berating them, claiming BBQs were not permitted in that area of the park and called the police. She was challenged by a woman in the group who as part of her tirade included playing the race card on the busybody. I saw a video of this incident, though I didn't watch/listen to the whole thing. According to a DU thread about it the busybody was correct about the rules for that area, and the black woman who launched into a tirade is an activist type nicknamed "Black Becky" (she made the video, so she wasn't visible).
Knowing what this DU post refers to doesn't help me see the point of the meme (other than hating on Diamond & Silk).
To me, the incident at the park was blue-on-blue so I don't much care.
To me, I don't have a problem with parks having no BBQ/grilling areas if there is a safety hazard or it would be deleterious to use of an area, but from what I saw of the area in the video, I didn't see any reason for such a rule if there was one.
My favorite people in what I saw of the video were a couple of guys who went over to a big cooler to grab some cold ones to help them enjoy the entertainment. :-) You could tell they'd seen before what was playing out. :-)
Bam ba lam
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It's an allusion to a recent incident in a park in Oakland (possibly Lake Merritt). A bunch of black people (family? friends? both?) had gathered for a picnic and brought a BBQ kettle. Some busybody white woman started berating them, claiming BBQs were not permitted in that area of the park and called the police. She was challenged by a woman in the group who as part of her tirade included playing the race card on the busybody. I saw a video of this incident, though I didn't watch/listen to the whole thing. According to a DU thread about it the busybody was correct about the rules for that area, and the black woman who launched into a tirade is an activist type nicknamed "Black Becky" (she made the video, so she wasn't visible).
Knowing what this DU post refers to doesn't help me see the point of the meme (other than hating on Diamond & Silk).
To me, the incident at the park was blue-on-blue so I don't much care.
To me, I don't have a problem with parks having no BBQ/grilling areas if there is a safety hazard or it would be deleterious to use of an area, but from what I saw of the area in the video, I didn't see any reason for such a rule if there was one.
My favorite people in what I saw of the video were a couple of guys who went over to a big cooler to grab some cold ones to help them enjoy the entertainment. :-) You could tell they'd seen before what was playing out. :-)
Is that area of California still a tinderbox because of the drought?
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Is that area of California still a tinderbox because of the drought?
Last year was a VERY wet year, and this year was near normal, so not like it was in summer-fall 2016.
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It's an allusion to a recent incident in a park in Oakland (possibly Lake Merritt). A bunch of black people (family? friends? both?) had gathered for a picnic and brought a BBQ kettle. Some busybody white woman started berating them, claiming BBQs were not permitted in that area of the park and called the police. She was challenged by a woman in the group who as part of her tirade included playing the race card on the busybody. I saw a video of this incident, though I didn't watch/listen to the whole thing. According to a DU thread about it the busybody was correct about the rules for that area, and the black woman who launched into a tirade is an activist type nicknamed "Black Becky" (she made the video, so she wasn't visible).
Knowing what this DU post refers to doesn't help me see the point of the meme (other than hating on Diamond & Silk).
To me, the incident at the park was blue-on-blue so I don't much care.
To me, I don't have a problem with parks having no BBQ/grilling areas if there is a safety hazard or it would be deleterious to use of an area, but from what I saw of the area in the video, I didn't see any reason for such a rule if there was one.
My favorite people in what I saw of the video were a couple of guys who went over to a big cooler to grab some cold ones to help them enjoy the entertainment. :-) You could tell they'd seen before what was playing out. :-)
Thanks. I was completely lost and now I'm just a little lost. LOL
KC
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It's an allusion to a recent incident in a park in Oakland (possibly Lake Merritt). A bunch of black people (family? friends? both?) had gathered for a picnic and brought a BBQ kettle. Some busybody white woman started berating them, claiming BBQs were not permitted in that area of the park and called the police. She was challenged by a woman in the group who as part of her tirade included playing the race card on the busybody. I saw a video of this incident, though I didn't watch/listen to the whole thing. According to a DU thread about it the busybody was correct about the rules for that area, and the black woman who launched into a tirade is an activist type nicknamed "Black Becky" (she made the video, so she wasn't visible).
Knowing what this DU post refers to doesn't help me see the point of the meme (other than hating on Diamond & Silk).
To me, the incident at the park was blue-on-blue so I don't much care.
To me, I don't have a problem with parks having no BBQ/grilling areas if there is a safety hazard or it would be deleterious to use of an area, but from what I saw of the area in the video, I didn't see any reason for such a rule if there was one.
My favorite people in what I saw of the video were a couple of guys who went over to a big cooler to grab some cold ones to help them enjoy the entertainment. :-) You could tell they'd seen before what was playing out. :-)
So THAT is the story behind the meme that's popped up on Twitter this week..
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It's an allusion to a recent incident in a park in Oakland (possibly Lake Merritt). A bunch of black people (family? friends? both?) had gathered for a picnic and brought a BBQ kettle. Some busybody white woman started berating them, claiming BBQs were not permitted in that area of the park and called the police. She was challenged by a woman in the group who as part of her tirade included playing the race card on the busybody. I saw a video of this incident, though I didn't watch/listen to the whole thing.
*big snip*
Link to video.
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Oakland-barbecue-Lake-Merritt-Sunday-confrontation-12902520.php