(Natural News) In just a few years, we’ve gone from “If you see something, say something” to “If you see something involving a person of marginalization keep your damn mouth shut or you’re going to prison.”

(Article by Chris Menahan republished from InformationLiberation.com)

From the SF Chronicle:

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed the Caren Act Tuesday — a new law that makes it illegal for someone to call 911 with a false, racially charged complaint.

The name of the law — Caution Against Racially and Exploitative Non-Emergencies — is a play on the internet meme of “Karens,” which represent entitled white women complaining about people of color. The law, which must pass a second vote next week, would allow people to sue the 911 caller in civil court if they felt harassed or discriminated against by the action.

[…] “Rather than calling the police or law enforcement on your neighbor or someone who you think doesn’t look like they should be your neighbor, try talking to them and getting to know them. Build relationships to know your community,” said Supervisor Shamann Walton, author of the ordinance.

The hope is that the legislation will spur people to use more discretion when calling 911 for a nonemergency. The law applies to those who feel they were harassed or embarrassed by a 911 caller, on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, disability, gender identity, weight or height.

Translation: check your privilege and accept getting robbed, raped or murdered.

CAMEROTA: "What if in the middle of the night my home is broken into. Who do I call?"

BENDER: "Yes, I hear that loud and clear from a lot of my neighbors. And I know — and myself, too, and I know that that comes from a place of privilege." pic.twitter.com/WhubQ9yJIf

— Eddie Zipperer (@EddieZipperer) June 8, 2020

As the Minneapolis Police Department told residents after widespread riots back in August, “Be prepared to give up your cell phone and purse/wallet … Do not argue or fight with the criminal. Do as they say.”

"Be prepared to give up your cell phone and purse/wallet … Do not argue or fight with the criminal. Do as they say."

Minneapolis Police Dept. Advises Residents to Submit to Criminals: 'Do As They Say' https://t.co/m2VhOEr2Q3

— Chris Menahan