In the caption of the Instagram post, he wrote, “An old white woman got on the train and immediately pointed at me and told me to correct how I was sitting. I refused, so she went to the conductor and complained. The conductor called the police and stopped the train,” he said.
O’Keefe also says in the caption that the friend of the woman who called the police had said to him, “You’re not the minority anymore.”
A separate video about the incident has been uploaded by the user, Nalae, on TikTok, where it has quickly gone viral, having been viewed over 160,000 times as of reporting.
They said I was disturbing the peace by not leaving the train. They pulled me off the train and arrested me without even talking to the Karen who reported the one black person on the train. On the platform, the police detained me and interrogated me. Only black folks stayed nearby and recorded the arrest. When I demanded a lawyer and reminded them they didn’t even take a statement from the woman who complained they eventually released me. This country is growing more psycho by the day. What will you do about it?"
Yes, this one is from 1851 and was later used in 12 Years a Slave. You may be unaware, but American policing was born from the roots of slave catching.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Run,_*removed*,_Run
Edit: adding Google share link since word filters censor this
Run, removed, Run - Wikipedia https://share.google/160z56VcnYtEeyBoW
And they still serve to keep the masters’ slaves in line.
Nothing has changed.
Everything I’ve said was in jest
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