MiZery said:

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Of course she's a Furdie.

MiZery said:

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Do you have a link to her Stanford page? Googling does nothing.

Meanwhile, I found this story about Missouri's lazy Furd attorney general amusing:


https://splinternews.com/republican-darling-too-busy-lifting-to-campaign-bro-1826036152

Try this spelling: Dr. Jennifer Schulte

FYI: she's a MD

The picture on the right is the one posted on the dating site. The picture on the left is what shows up on the date.

https://twitter.com/GeorgeFoster72/status/995730680779804673/video/1

Well played, bearister. That was funny.

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Try this spelling: Dr. Jennifer Schulte

FYI: she's a MD

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But wouldn't she have an MD page somewhere? Or at least a "Rate a physician" page?

okaydo said:

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Another Bear said:

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Try this spelling: Dr. Jennifer Schulte

FYI: she's a MD

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.... Or at least a "Rate a physician" page?

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Physician rating: Enthusiastic and appreciative

okaydo said:

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Another Bear said:

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Try this spelling: Dr. Jennifer Schulte

FYI: she's a MD

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But wouldn't she have an MD page somewhere? Or at least a "Rate a physician" page?

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WebMD rated her... 1 Star

https://doctor.webmd.com/doctor/jennifer-schulte-md-27f0cfda-dec5-11e7-9f4c-005056a225bf-overview

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okaydo said:

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Another Bear said:

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Try this spelling: Dr. Jennifer Schulte

FYI: she's a MD

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But wouldn't she have an MD page somewhere? Or at least a "Rate a physician" page?

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WebMD rated her... 1 Star

https://doctor.webmd.com/doctor/jennifer-schulte-md-27f0cfda-dec5-11e7-9f4c-005056a225bf-overview

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Same person?

Funny. I'm not entirely sure she is racist though. You cant live in that part of Oakland and complain about any black family grilling.

I had no idea what this thread was referring to so I looked it up. Here is a twitter video of the incident.



https://twitter.com/Biographer1986/status/995840625109942272/video/1

I have no idea.

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Funny. I'm not entirely sure she is racist though. You cant live in that part of Oakland and complain about any black family grilling.

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I can agree she might not be racist...but she made a mountain out of a mole hill in a diverse community, so stuff happens like people making interpretations. It's pretty unusual whatever the case.

Perhaps she's super safety conscious and if she really works for the BAAQMD (as sighted) she might have felt it was her job. If that's the case, she should have called the fire marshal or filed a report to Bay Area Air Quality Management. At which point a citation might be issued...but given it was Sunday (?), not likely. Calling OPD does nothing, as you can see from the video.

What a waste of time. She is ridiculous

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Funny. I'm not entirely sure she is racist though. You cant live in that part of Oakland and complain about any black family grilling.

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Oakland is gentrifying, particularly around Lake Merritt, resulting in a more entitled group of people moving in.

This article is from 4 years ago:

https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Oakland-s-Lake-Merritt-drawing-new-residents-5752202.php

The Russians love stories like this.

"We read every one of the 3,517 Facebook ads bought by Russians. Their dominant strategy: Sowing racial discord" USA Today's Nick Penzenstadler, Brad Heath and Jessica Guynn:
"Of the roughly 3,500 ads published this week [by the House Intelligence Committee], more than half about 1,950 made express references to race. ..
"At least 25% of the ads centered on issues involving crime and policing, often with a racial connotation. Separate ads, launched simultaneously, would stoke suspicion about how police treat black people in one ad, while another encouraged support for pro-police groups. Axios

Still not sure why she called the police, or why it was considered racial profiling. That said, let it go, lady.

A furdie calling out the alarm: OH MY GOD, CHARCOAL!! This cannot stand! Where is Seal Team Six!? The Marines!? Army Rangers? Deputy Fife? The two guys in white coats with butterfly nets? Perfect. Hahaha.

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Of course she's a Furdie.

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She would have made a perfect Dollie

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Great comment. It made my morning.

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The picture on the right is the one posted on the dating site. The picture on the left is what shows up on the date.

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After a quick compare and contrast analysis, I'm not convinced you could meet the burden of proof for a bait and switch cause of action.

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Where is the bait?

It's 2018. A doctor who graduated from Stanford would likely have a page saying they are a doctor who graduated from Stanford, with her name.

And there are no pictures matching her on Google Images?

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A furdie calling out the alarm: OH MY GOD, CHARCOAL!! This cannot stand! Where is Seal Team Six!? The Marines!? Army Rangers? Deputy Fife? The two guys in white coats with butterfly nets? Perfect. Hahaha.

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So, she called the cops because they were using charcoal in a place they weren't supposed to? I would've let it go, but whatever. Got it.

Now, why is it racial profiling? (Not disputing it, just didn't catch that part...)

Regarding the Dollies, I have seen, over the years, several of them that could've been her, so maybe she was!

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It's 2018. A doctor who graduated from Stanford would likely have a page saying they are a doctor who graduated from Stanford, with her name.

And there are no pictures matching her on Google Images?

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This lady has become a viral meme across the country. I bet she sure regrets what she did for that reason alone. I wonder if she has already tried to scrub her web presence to avoid or mitigate against the onslaught of trolls.

Some techie should f her up like one did to Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Manoukian a few years ago. It must violate free speech to secure a court order making Google scrub this stuff:




https://www.google.com/search?q=judge+manoukian&client=safari&hl=en-us&prmd=insv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiX9OiugIvbAhUDAXwKHQ7mBgwQ_AUIESgB&biw=414&bih=606

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Bear19 said:

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A furdie calling out the alarm: OH MY GOD, CHARCOAL!! This cannot stand! Where is Seal Team Six!? The Marines!? Army Rangers? Deputy Fife? The two guys in white coats with butterfly nets? Perfect. Hahaha.

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So, she called the cops because they were using charcoal in a place they weren't supposed to? I would've let it go, but whatever. Got it.

Now, why is it racial profiling? (Not disputing it, just didn't catch that part...)

Regarding the Dollies, I have seen, over the years, several of them that could've been her, so maybe she was!

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There's been an uptick in white people calling 911 on black people for frivilous things or for nothing at all.

Like this
https://nypost.com/2018/05/16/cops-shut-down-white-woman-who-called-911-on-black-real-estate-investor/



So much so that the New York Times had a story about it on Sunday:
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/11/us/black-white-police.html




Resulting in think pieces like this:
https://www.vox.com/identities/2018/5/11/17340908/racial-profiling-starbucks-yale-police-violence-911-bias





And this:
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/05/in-america-calling-911-is-still-a-privilege-of-being-white.html








Is the lady racist? Maybe, maybe not. She might have a racial bias, though, even an unconscious one.

It's also a sore point in Oakland, where the city's traditional black population is being displaced as affluent white people people move in and more expensive housing is built.

For instance, this nice apartment building is going up a few blocks from where Marshawn's working class family lived. (I'm not saying it's wrong to build new housing, just pointing out how Oakland is changing.)

okaydo said:

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Bear19 said:

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A furdie calling out the alarm: OH MY GOD, CHARCOAL!! This cannot stand! Where is Seal Team Six!? The Marines!? Army Rangers? Deputy Fife? The two guys in white coats with butterfly nets? Perfect. Hahaha.

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So, she called the cops because they were using charcoal in a place they weren't supposed to? I would've let it go, but whatever. Got it.

Now, why is it racial profiling? (Not disputing it, just didn't catch that part...)

Regarding the Dollies, I have seen, over the years, several of them that could've been her, so maybe she was!

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There's been an uptick in white people calling 911 on black people for frivilous things or for nothing at all.

Like this
https://nypost.com/2018/05/16/cops-shut-down-white-woman-who-called-911-on-black-real-estate-investor/



So much so that the New York Times had a story about it on Sunday:
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/11/us/black-white-police.html




Resulting in think pieces like this:
https://www.vox.com/identities/2018/5/11/17340908/racial-profiling-starbucks-yale-police-violence-911-bias





And this:
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/05/in-america-calling-911-is-still-a-privilege-of-being-white.html








Is the lady racist? Maybe, maybe not. She might have a racial bias, though, even an unconscious one.

It's also a sore point in Oakland, where the city's traditional black population is being displaced as affluent white people people move in and more expensive housing is built.

For instance, this nice apartment building is going up a few blocks from where Marshawn's working class family lived. (I'm not saying it's wrong to build new housing, just pointing out how Oakland is changing.)

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I'm not so sure there is an uptick in white folks inappropriately calling 911 on black people. I think the difference is that such calls are now being raised in the public consciousness because of camera videos and the internet. And that is a good thing...

Ah, okay, got it, and, believe me, I "get" Oakland. Wow, she called 911, too, not just OPD?

What I didn't get was the use of the term "racial profiling" to describe an individual's response to one incident in isolation, especially since her problem was what she was observing, not what she assumed they might be doing..

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Ah, okay, got it, and, believe me, I "get" Oakland. Wow, she called 911, too, not just OPD?

What I didn't get was the use of the term "racial profiling" to describe an individual's response to one incident in isolation, especially since her problem was what she was observing, not what she assumed they might be doing..

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Maybe the racial profiling claim had to do with what was said in the 911 call.

911: "Sir, you realize you called 911 for an illegal BBQ?"

Dollie: "Well, they're black too."

The police need to start fining people for frivolous 9-1-1 calls. She's a horse, not surprised she's single.