Walmart Karen Falsely Accuses Black Man

"“Walmart Karen” is seen wearing a Kaiser Permanente shirt—a company that deems itself “one of America’s leading health care providers and not-for-profit health plans”—in the video, and the company has now responded.

“Thank you for sharing this,” reads its response to a tweet featuring a clip of the confrontation. “This video has been brought to our attention and we are actively investigating it. The conduct in this video does not in any way reflect the views or beliefs of Kaiser Permanente.”"

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[NoTimeForLies]

And her kid just learned that he doesn't have to say he's sorry and has no reason to be accountable for how he acts in public. What a special mother.

[Sunstar]

This gentleman also said there was several people near her in the parking lot but she accused him the only black man. Karen did call police and so classless for not apologizing.

[dtfonmyballs]

"That black man stole my phone!"

"Nevermind, it was in my car"

*walks off like nothing happened*

[erichicks]

Omg! Really!? Your supposed to look for your stuff BEFORE you start ACCUSING!!! I'm glad dude was so calm. Dude was right. An apology will not suffice!!

[Sunstar]

Notice the Walmart employee was trying to take issue with this gentleman recording. He states it’s for his protection. The Walmart employee says he’s not in any danger not understanding without video evidence he could be accused of other false actions by this Karen. There must be a national law that always allows recording, when accusations are made or of racial profiling, on all private business property in order to document the incident.

[nukimo]

Bad enough the woman accused an innocent (black man) of theft & try to unlawfully detain someone. She missed another opportunity to teach her kid(s) how to act properly when mistakes are made. Apologize profusely & accept your mistake & take into account (do not dismiss) the other person’s feelings, whether you think totally justified or not!

[samalthus]

And she didn't do the one thing most intelligent people do when they can't find their cell phone. CALL IT!! Call the number and listen for the ring tone.

[ZENN-LA]

White entitlement. No remorse. No regrets. No shame...

[travelbonne]

The worst was she not apologizing and giving a bad example for his son.

[MrDrdiaz]

There needs to be accountability. If there isn't, they could do it again. There wasn't even an apology. Disgusting

[AdventFate]

So she doesn't even have any remorse at the end? Like it's somehow still his fault just for being there...

[frankp]

So... why didnt she just call the damn phone?

[joetuktyyuktuk]

She saw a black man, walking with a phone... and in her mind that's all she needed.

[jimbox]

Again, this “Blame someone else; not my own mistake “ mentality is pervasive and dangerous to the society.

[dominiqueeverett]

What these Karens be doing is actually dangerous.

[orlandojames]

And soon we will hear the same sorry excuse of “I’m sorry. I’m not a racist. I have black friends” etc…. 🙄

[alive]

People will NEVER understand how it is to live as a Black man. Imagine how it feels to live your whole life being looked at as a Criminal and it’s up to you to make other people feel comfortable around you

[jaeshasway]

The fact that she wasn’t profusely apologetic after realizing her mistake is evidence of her bigotry and racial prejudice.

[hfoor]

The accused man even told the lady to call her son's phone and she refused. She just wanted to replace her son's lost phone and didn't care that she wanted to steal his.

[beesscents]

She could have just dialled the son's phone number to see if the man has it. Stupid right? Lol