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A black Metropolitan Police Department officer lectured a white Black Lives Matter protester in Washington, DC, on Tuesday evening as she attempted to accuse one of his white colleagues of racism.
"Just because you have one black friend, or a black wife, you can still be racist," she said, speaking through her mask, in a conversation captured on video by Breitbart News. "It has nothing to do with your acquaintances."
She accused him of being intimidated when he walked away.
Another officer, who appeared to be African American, intervened: "It's not intimidating. ...
You're trying to have a conversation, and you have a one-track mind? There's no point. ... You have to be able to go in with both sides of the story."
She retorted: "I wasn't talking to you, sir. I was talking to the white dude."
He replied: "Oh, 'cause I can't be racist, right?"
She answered:
"Systemically, no, sir. Systemically, racism can only be white."
An African American officer eventually approached.
"Let me tell you something," he said.
She backed up, trying to avoid him. "I don't want to get COVID."
Comment: Go to
Breitbart for the video - warning, the woman is obnoxious. Speaking of which, here's another one:
Just another example of socially acceptable liberal racism. Then there's this, in which black protesters call black cops "nothing but house n***ers".
At least there's some (unintentional) humor
mixed in:
The protesters tell the officers to "put your masks on" and offer to give them face coverings. At that point, one man can be heard saying, "Make sure you put some Covid in them motherf*ckers," while another responds, "They already got it, bro. They don't have masks on." The police stand silently as they are insulted by the group and don't respond to any of their comments.
2020. The year of the idiots.
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