Warning this article may contain material and opinions offensive to liberals and democrats. This incident apparently is considered a “controversy” by the left wing (nut jobs). The recording and statements made appear to show that a black person can play the race card then lie about it and the liberals still stand behind them. They in fact will take it even further and build a controversy around it where none existed.
Go ahead and call me racist and get it out of the way now. I am not racist, but like a lot of white people I am sick of hearing about the race card, it’s been played so much by some people it’s become a joke. The left will keep playing it as long as it works to keep the black community playing along as the victims. I have to be honest the majority of white people I know don’t really care about race, it’s about who you are.
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I started writing this article about a statement that Daniele Watts made at the University of Southern California, School of Law. At first glance I thought I was just pointing out what I thought to be a some what ridiculous statement. Then I realized there was more to it, much more, part of an obvious agenda by certain individuals and the USC School of Law.
For those of you who are unfamiliar with Daniele Watts, she is an actress, I had never heard of her until the incident with the LAPD in which she was involved. Apparently it is being considered the Daniele Watts Controversy by people on the left.
If you listen to the police recording of the incident, the real controversy here is Daniele Watts, 35 seconds into the conversation with LAPD police officers she throws the race card out there. She then becomes argumentative, uncooperative and outright rude and starts swearing. Listen for yourself to the audio here from TMZ (2:51 the highlights):
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/daniele-watts-actress-allegedly-mistaken-prostitute-heard-arguing-police-audio-article-1.1939813
or the long version (23:56)
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-actress-daniele-watts-questioned-by-lapd-audio-20140915-htmlstory.html
The officers were investigating a legitimate call that came into the department concerning lewd behavior in the vehicle they were in. So they were not singled out for harassment by the LAPD as she alludes to “Do you know how many times the cops have been called … just because I’m black and he’s white,” she’s heard saying.
I have to say, after listening to the recording she definitely has some serious issues, she is either one of the biggest drama queens out there, or like many blacks takes on the role of a professional victim on demand. Her acting skills could be very handy here.
Listen to how clueless she is and outright lies in this statement: “He didn’t even give me the respect of telling me what happened,” she told CNN. “For me, if he would have come to me like ‘excuse me ma’am, you seem like a respectable person but someone made a call can we just talk to you for a second,’ the whole situation would have been different.”
The officer clearly stated to her why they were there, also if she has been stopped for being black so many times as she states, she would know police officers don’t approach a situation like that. She also would know not to walk away from a police officer while being questioned and expect no consequences.
What really set me off on this was the original incident, and the “controversy” that followed. Here is someone who is totally ignorant and rude and if she was white would have been charged with something and arrested. I have give the officers credit for maintaining their composure dealing with her and her victim mindset.
Moving along, let us look at the circus this turned into, and the really out there statements made on Nov 3 by Daniele Watts at the University of Southern California School of Law. There they held a conversation with Daniele Watts and featuring Professors Michelle Gordon, Shana Redmond, Camille Gear Rich, and Diana Williams. Titled “Race, Sexual Expression, and Civil Rights Law: A Conversation about the Daniele Watts controversy.” How does law frame or challenge social understandings or perceptions of interracial intimacy?
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They put her on this panel, they don’t explain what her field of expertise is. Earlier I thought it was either drama queen or professional victim, after her recent statements I definitely have to go with victim.
Here are some of her statements from the panel on Nov 3rd:
Daniele Watts tearfully explained Monday how racially charged events nationally and her own history with alleged racial profiling caused her to “explode” at a police officer in September.
“At a certain point, enough is enough and somebody has to say something,” Watts said. She referred to this year’s police shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed black man, in Ferguson, Mo., and to witnessing her father being profiled when she was 16.
I’m can’t seem to make the connection between her and Michael Brown, who lived 1,834 miles from her. He also lived a much different reality then she did.
And she is still traumatized by witnessing her father allegedly being profiled when she was 16, we are to believe that she has not been able to deal with this for 13 years now, she is currently 29 years old.
This one really gets me,
“Watts said she hoped the panel discussion at USC would drive the broader societal conversation about race forward”.
She is so concerned with the conversation about race, it only took her 35 seconds to play the race card, when approached by police officers.
She even trotted the old standard we haven’t heard in years from the left:
“If we’re going to condemn me, then we also have to look at the entire society that I am a product of”.
The old blame society trick, I haven’t seen them use that in a while now, I guess it’s coming back in vogue.