Gabby Petito, ‘Missing White Woman Syndrome,’ And Misogynistic Violence

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  • Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025

Комментарии • 26

  • @treymathews4561
    @treymathews4561 3 года назад +5

    Racism isn’t it you guys. But I do think that her color did draw more attention to her story. Rest In Peace gabby

    • @harryjennings4043
      @harryjennings4043 3 года назад +2

      Her color, gender and attractiveness all played a part, sadly if a less than attractive 350 pound woman was to be at the center of this it would have been forgotten by most weeks ago. People really are pretty disgusting....

  • @brandonrandall3861
    @brandonrandall3861 3 года назад +1

    POC deserves reparations for the unjust habitual under reporting by racist media.

    • @kathbeck7817
      @kathbeck7817 2 года назад

      Whites and POC deserve reparations from African countries for the tribes POC descend from sending prisoners and families as slaves.

  • @alvinkey3468
    @alvinkey3468 3 года назад +1

    Truth is they were both violent people who never should have been together. The true message from all of this is keep your hands to yourself men and women. And if your in a violent relationship get out. What I think happened. They were both fighting and her POS boyfriend used his full strength and gave her a death blow.

  • @MickLoud999
    @MickLoud999 3 года назад +5

    More proof the media is not bound to tell the truth. There were other eye witnesses who reported that Gabby punched Brian in the arm and face. You can clearly see the wounds near Brian's eye in the body cam footage. At no point did Brian ever abandon Gabby. I know what Brian did to Gabby in the end was wrong. Painting him to be the sole abuser is also wrong. Gabby abused Brian physically as well. This was a toxic 2 way relationship where neither were suitable for the other. RIP GABBY

    • @jenn4593
      @jenn4593 3 года назад +1

      She may have just been defending herself. Self-defense is not abuse.

    • @MickLoud999
      @MickLoud999 3 года назад

      @@jenn4593 The abuse was 2 way. The police took all the evidence and determined she was the aggressor and gave her a break. They should have jailed her. It could have saved her life and given her a dose of reality.

    • @BERSERK263
      @BERSERK263 3 года назад

      @@MickLoud999 I will say this is a good example of a double standard, and one that needs to change, I think you're right in that if they would've taken her in(like they probably would've if there were marks on Gabby's face) it probably would've saved her life.

  • @roberthouston3809
    @roberthouston3809 Год назад

    Ok..but how did misogyny come to play in this ?

  • @Victor-it6bv
    @Victor-it6bv 3 года назад +11

    What about black man shot by cops syndrome?🤷🏿‍♂️

  • @harryjennings4043
    @harryjennings4043 3 года назад +1

    I like how the public is actually helping with all this but at the same time I get annoyed by some of these people trying to capitalize off the girls death just so they can get their faces and names out there...

  • @SealBreeze
    @SealBreeze Год назад

    Gabby was a monster

  • @dipperdandy
    @dipperdandy 3 года назад +2

    Policing in america racist? whaaaaaaaaa
    noooooooooo

    • @kathbeck7817
      @kathbeck7817 2 года назад

      Calling out black people as John W Fountain is doing a C*** job? Whaaaaaaaaa nooooooooo
      (50 mostly black woman vs male serial killer)

  • @bigfoot2708
    @bigfoot2708 3 года назад +1

    👎👎👎👎👎

  • @nuffsaid3317
    @nuffsaid3317 3 года назад

    That’s fine just make sure you evenly talk about crime static’s and when’s it happens. But I think you might leave out the race on that....

    • @adrianthonas4055
      @adrianthonas4055 3 года назад

      Cause the statistics certain cases shouldn't be taken seriously I thought all lives matter