People that proclaim outrage on the behalf of other people can get carried away sometimes. This particular case involves one Tumblr user getting fact checked real quick by a few more minds from the Tumblr community.
Police in Galveston, Texas issued an apology after their officers on horseback were seen leading a black man by rope through the streets on Saturday. The 43-year-old man Donald Neely was arrested for criminal trespassing after having been warned by the cops a few times.
Police claim that the two patrolmen didn't have any "malicious intent", and hadn't tied his hands with rope, but the picture circulating on news outlets suggests otherwise, and actually, it really just confirms that this was an unbelievable kind of cruel.
The attorney for Mr. Neely's family says that the man is homeless and bipolar. His family hadn't seen him for several years until the photo went viral online.
hot girl summer has been postponed until further notice pic.twitter.com/FpxR61NA7G
— Julia Scorupco (@juliascorupco) July 22, 2019
This passenger was extremely out of line when she got caught up in an altercation with her boyfriend. At one point you can see her bring a literal Dell computer down upon her fleeing boyfriend's head. Apparently she was removed from the flight, which ended up being delayed for a couple hours.
This young woman complained on Twitter about Mario being racist, and hispanic people stepped forward to tell her not to speak for them. It would seem that none of them had any problem with Mario. Instead, their biggest problem was the white millennial woman speaking for them.
When this upset Tumblr user said they had a problem with Japanese Tea Parties cause they viewed it as cultural appropriation, they proceeded to get properly REKT. You might say that they learned the most valuable lesson of all in this brutal exchange. If you're looking for more Tumblr gold, check out this Tumblr post on what to do when you're buried alive...
Just two dudes completely roasting the hell out of each other in a distinctively non-PC way. The back and forth here is what makes it. Sorta like this facebook thread that answered funny questions black people had about white people, it's good to see online conversations like this that don't spiral out of control.