Watching TikToks until I find the world's worst Karen | Bunnymon REACTS
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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Bunny, be glad Germany and most European countries don't have HOA's
The woman in the car who had the window smashed, I've legit had to do that before lol
Except in my case, they were slowly trying to drive away and run into people in the process
(Not a cop, emergency services/traffic control)
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LOL the mom pronouncing the baby names would be a gold Twitch streamer lol.
K - Karen
A - Aggressive
R - Rude
E - Enemy
N - Negotiating
Hi, Bunny. At 19:53. The notes in America are the same size but are slightly different colours. So the woman could have got the wrong note. To pay for her ice cream. and thought it was a lower demonination. Then left happy she paid for her ice cream, leaving a tip. But about 10 minutes laterr realised what she did. Went back and instead of explaining what she did. She blamed them for stealing the $100.00 note. So she did not make a fool out of herself. I would have said I gave you the wrong note so sorry can i have the change back please.
Americans also call them bills not notes.
Thing with cats is they do go to other people house for food if you let them out. Most likely the cat turned up at her house, she's assumed it was a stray and fed it a couple time and the cycle repeats, so she claimed the cat.
By the title of the video I knew that this video was going to be something else 😅 great video BunBun I appreciate you❤
The woman who had her window broken is the type who doesn't seem to understand how what they did is wrong
She sounded like she wanted to cry. "What did I do wrong? Auuh auuh"
She was clearly told why she was pulled over(went the wrong way on a one way street), but she chose to ignore that for whatever reason. She likely would have gotten off with a warning if she had simply compliant but she decided to ignore the officer and refuse to comply. She clearly didn't want to understand what she did wrong, or doesn't think she did anything wrong because she went that way all the time and hadn't been stopped before that night. Oh well, she'll have to deal with the consequences of her actions. Hopefully she'll learn a lesson.
So the girl at 5:00 minding her own business doing no harm (at night with hardly any traffic) is annoying for not going along with arbitrary rules and regulations she never consented to!? No victim no crime right, who really got victimized here? Could it be the girl who's car got damaged, who got violently forced out of her car, got money extorted from her after, got put into torture cuffs and thrown into a rape cage?
She was pulled over for going the wrong way down a one way street. All she had to do was roll her window down and give the officer her license and proof of insurance so she could be given a ticket. It's that simple, but she chose to ignore him and refuse to be compliant. She wasn't victimized in any way, she was warned that she would be extracted from her vehicle and arrested. Those aren't torture cuffs nor is prison a rape cage. Nor was any money extorted from her. You're clearly blinded by a ridiculous negative bias towards cops.
@@passionsquietrage All she had to do was roll over and submit riiiiiiggggtttt...
The fact remains that she did no harm whatsoever. Again the law (which isn't any and all rules and regulations someone at some point wrote down somether) is very simple: no victim, no crime.
The whole thing that sets apart a free country from an oppressed one is that consent is required. Now how it works with policing (policy enforcement, no law enforcement), is that they assume you consent to the arbitrary rules and regulations. One way to make sure they are dealing with "consenting" people is by getting you to identify as the person you (are manipulated to) carry which is a document owned by the state aka the company these revenue collectors work for. That's why ID's are like crack to these people.
(of course we've gotten to a point where people have long since forgotten how things are supposed to work, hence the bootlickers etc)
Handcuffs were a tool created to torture slaves. The worse the slave behaved the shorter the chain between cuffs was applied.
Rape happens all the time in jailcells.
@@endemion06463 Some of that is true. They're not "revenue collectors". There are actually written copies of the laws. Laws are usually passed to keep things orderly and safe for all. She was pulled over for going the wrong way on a one way street, which is a misdemeanor infraction. Being compliant is NOT "rolling over and submitting", it's doing what's right and respectful. Yes, handcuffs were originally invented as a torture device but since torture has been deemed inhumane worldwide, they are now considered a restraint device.
@@passionsquietrage Tell me something this one way street thing is it a legal or lawful matter? I suggest you read up on the difference between the two as you obviously equate the two to being the same thing. Without a proper understanding of those two different concepts you can't really comment on a situation like the one in the video.
Being compliant (especially if you have done no harm) is the definition of "rolling over and submitting".
What's right is: no victim, no crime, no law broken = no reason for any (non consensual) interactions.
And so you're saying yes handcuffs are torture devices but also they're not... [pointing out the contradiction here]
@@endemion06463 Handcuffs USED to be torture device, but they NO LONGER are is what I'm saying. Driving the wrong way down a one way street is in fact against the law and the consequences are either a warning or a fine depending on what state you live in. A police officer has the legal authority to pull over someone they see committing a traffic infraction (whether it be speeding, running a red light, failing to stop or yield, going the wrong way down a one way street[as is the case here], etc) and obtain the driver's license and proof of insurance.This is so they can run a quick background check run the driver and vehicle information through their databases to make sure there are no warrants or stolen vehicle reports. The woman in the video did in fact break a law, meaning the officers had the authority to pull her over and detain her. She then broke another law by refusing to provide the requested information, making the entire situation worse for herself. You're clearly blinded by your negative bias towards cops that you don't get this.
10:14 I could see Bunny being sassy like that. 12:24 clearly staged 16:50 this was funny. 😅😅
Karens and liberals act about the same lol
The woman who got arrested for obstruction of justice would have probably gotten off with a warning if it was her first offense. But instead she probably got a huge fine and some jail time. Don't act like her if you get pulled over, just comply and you'll be on your way in no time.
Well for one she was not black so that puts her a huge disadvantage.
Karen’s 🤦🏾♂️
you don't want to have police called on you in United States.
I think that goes pretty much everywhere. They're nothing more than revenue collectors.
@@endemion06463Completely false.
I'd rather have the police called on me and accept the consequences for my actions instead of living in a lawless world.
@@passionsquietrage if those police only knew the law they enforce, won't hurt/shoot innocent people, plant evidence and be tyrant.
@@Gibbetoo Not all cops do that though and a lot of them actually do know the laws they enforce.