At CVS, Your Neighborhood Karen Suggests That Calling The Cops On Shoplifters, Who Just Happen To Be Black, Is “Putting Their Lives In Danger”

Y’all, I need to change my name STAT. Heavy sigh.

Check out this footage of your typical neighborhood Karen exuding her usual shrill behavior and illogical thoughts as she suggests a CVS store manager is putting the lives of these shoplifters at risk. Oh, and the shoplifters are black.

The color of their skin is obviously irrelevant to the crime itself, but apparently, to Karen, it’s more of a crime for police to stop the shoplifters than it is for these black fellas to …actually shoplift.

https://twitter.com/MarkDice/status/1306792141545525248?s=20

It didn’t take Twitter very long to release other thoughts that Karen shared about this experience. Also, her name is Charity Sade, but it’s so much more fun to refer to her as Karen.

Here’s @CharinDC’s (fka Charity Sade) OPs & the other video with police. Still can’t believe it happened not far from here. Highlights imv: her idea of violence, how easy breezy the cop is, and that the CVS store mgr is absolutely the breakout star in the end. He‘s great. pic.twitter.com/1YiAP9RF7l

— K Fitton (@KelFitton) September 18, 2020

She considers herself a comedian? The only thing that’s funny about this scenario is the fact that she’s SO off base with her stance. The humor is in the second-hand embarrassment and lack of actual knowledge.

Check this out, she even followed them outside to film the interaction with the police officers –

LE: Sir, listen… but if you cont there’s another alternative we can absolutely go. Your freedom depends on your actions.

KarinDC: So HIS freedom is dependent on HIS actions bc he was saying something?! —What is your name & your badge number?!

Reminder: “This is violence.” lol pic.twitter.com/euO4IqBzVk

— K Fitton (@KelFitton) September 18, 2020

I mean, that’s a pretty basic acknowledgment of your rights when you’re breaking the law.