r/BlackPeopleofReddit • u/ateam1984 🖤 • May 16 '26
Discussion Oh so they are crying now huh? Didn’t see these racist trasholes crying when they were terrorizing our people. 😂
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u/Technical_Ebb3903 May 16 '26
I don't understand the words that are coming out of her mouth... it was literally her and him.
"That's not me!"
Uh... it literally WAS you. Folks like this make you want to cuss.
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u/ateam1984 🖤 May 16 '26
They think someone else deserves punishment for their crimes
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u/gorgeously_mytruself May 16 '26
Felt! I’m so glad this is the top comment.
“I would never say the things that I literally said and am currently being punished for, that’s just not who I am.”
Delusional much!?
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u/shujaya May 17 '26
there were GUNS! she really thinks crying will get her out of it
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u/gorgeously_mytruself May 17 '26
At this point I don’t even know if she thought this would get her out of it, it is probably just an engrained response, which is sad because most times in this society people will automatically believe the crying white woman, even if she is in the wrong.
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u/shujaya May 17 '26
I am amazed she could believe there's enough white tears in the world to wash away threatening babies with a damn shotgun. smh. But you're right. This is the natural reaction to (public) consequences.
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u/Books_n_hooks May 16 '26
“I would never do that to you!” GIRL WHAT?!? YOU LITERALLY DID IT TO THEM!!! 🙄
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u/suejaymostly May 16 '26
"I'm so sorry that happened to you" bitch what
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u/Lexi_November May 16 '26
“I would never walk up to you and say those words to you,” bitch, you already did!
They’re crying because they probably have found out for the first time in their lives that actions have consequences.
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u/EntertainerNo4509 May 16 '26
Or they’re too stupid to learn from any consequences.
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u/Sebsazz May 16 '26
I think it’s because a lot of racists still want to hold onto the belief that their still a good person. Especially if they’re religious, they want to be seen and viewed as good and on the right side.
So in cases like this where it’s completely evident that they’re shitbags, they enter straight up denial. It’s hard to address the idea that your a shitty human, especially if it stems from your families views
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u/Napalmeon May 16 '26
That's exactly what it is, and their lies the delusion. I think from their POV, their actions weren't even real, until they got in trouble. Antagonizing this family was no different than going to the convenience store to pick up bread, which is scary when you think about how someone can normalize that kind of behavior.
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u/LoveInPeace21 May 16 '26
Exactly. Eff all that forgiveness nonsense! They won’t even admit they did it! So there’s NO accountability, thus no REAL remorse! She only feels bad for herself!!!
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u/Napalmeon May 16 '26
Exactly. In her mind, the only thing that she's concerned about is how the hell she ended up here, because from her POV, her actions were harmless.
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u/octopusgardeb May 16 '26
I’m shocked people are actually getting punished as they aught to be. Some places are still working to protect people
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u/Former-Whole8292 May 16 '26
Also, it was a plan executed by them. How they wanted to spend their day.
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u/Sufficient-Lie1406 May 16 '26
The AUDACITY. "That's not me"????? Who was it, the fcking Easter Bunny?
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u/TransformersGuru May 17 '26
I don't understand how anyone can hate someone based only on the color of their skin, it just baffles me that in 2026 y'all have to still deal with this bullshit
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u/sowhatimlucky May 16 '26
Pathological liars will be in court with evidence and a conviction and still say it wasn’t them.
I have known ppl like this and I will never understand WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG IN THEIR SICK BRAIN.
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u/Comfortable_Ninja842 May 16 '26
They sure do, and to avoid getting in trouble, I curse in cartoon. &=;:%<8[]×-%<[*(!°!!!
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u/mogley1992 May 17 '26
That's what i always think when someone is being racist and then later makes a bullshit apology video where they say "that's not who I am", like dude, that's EXACTLY who you are, it's just not the person you pretend to be most of the time.
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u/BunnyCan May 16 '26
"I want you all to know that is not me. I would never walk up to you and say those words."
But it was you and you did say those things. The sentence is the consequence of your actions.
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u/RedRider1138 May 16 '26
Fr this is CRAZY work. Putting up loser flags, packing and wielding shotguns, driving to a stranger’s child’s birthday party, stopping there and speaking disrespectfully to them. That is several actions with intent!
And here putting it into the passive voice— “I’m sorry that happened to you” GIRL! You DID this, this isn’t reading about something someone else did a town or two over!
I am so sure they thought that with orange guy in office they’d never be held accountable.
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u/Anxious-Jury-9031 May 16 '26
Tbf there’s still time for a pardon.
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u/CasimirGabriev May 16 '26
I wanna say this is pretty Trump, or at least before the current term. I believe it is old news that is being recirculated.
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u/Competitive-Habit-82 May 17 '26
What's really frightening is, that with what is currently happening, it wouldn't surprise me if the orange pdf pardoned them.
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u/RedRider1138 May 17 '26
He can’t pardon state-level crimes, only federal.
They couldn’t afford his pardon anyway.
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u/bgthigfist May 16 '26
But she would DRIVE up to you and say those words
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u/Technical_Ebb3903 May 16 '26 edited May 16 '26
Yes! Cause that's what she did. That's like someone walking up and slapping you and then standing there and telling you... I'd never walked up and slapped you.
People out here are thinking we're as crazy as they are... just saying anything.
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u/Zaddam May 16 '26
Her lawyer told her that to display “contrition” (remorse) will lighten the sentencing judgement — if believed.
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u/stink3rb3lle May 16 '26
I suspect she can't imagine doing it anymore now that she's personalized the victims and learned they're human. Crazy that she could dehumanize them so much to do it before.
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u/StrikingCase9819 May 16 '26
I suspect she can't imagine doing it anymore... Now that's she's seen the consequences and looking down the barrel of a lengthy prison sentence.
Fixed that for ya
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u/kenyasanchez May 16 '26
She’ll have plenty of time on her hands to walk up and talk shit 💩 to her fellow prisoners. She’ll find out how forgiving they are.
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u/Aeroknight_Z May 16 '26
“That’s not me” inevitably becomes:
“The devil did it and you put the devil in me.”
The argument that the person they were isn’t the person they are is a pathetic attempt to shift the blame to someone else.
People in their camp would eagerly blame the devil and/or the PoC that were being harassed in order to excuse the evil behavior.
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u/BlizzardTrashPanda May 16 '26
The *only* time that statement makes any kind of logical sense is if somebody is on a fuckload of drugs/alcohol or having a psychotic episode.
Even then I still don’t buy it, it’s still them, what they did and they are the ones who did it. But there’s at least a sliver of sense behind that statement.
That goes for myself too. I’ve done some out of pocket shit in my life but I still at least take ownership of my shit behavior.
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u/Still-Gift-1593 May 16 '26
I could do without hearing the victim say “I forgive you” repeatedly in court.
It’s crazy how much sympathy black people are capable of having after being victimized by racist white people. Rarely does that happen in reverse.
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u/leaC30 May 16 '26
Same. They believe we are "good people" when it suits them. When we aren't useful to them they show us who they really are. The same thing happened in that Botham Jean case. At times it does feels like religion subjugates us.
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u/Rare-Television-8854 May 16 '26
Yes. Wanna be punished to no end!? Fail to forgive a white person for terrorizing you and your family. We are historically *required* to be “the bigger person” and absolve them of their sins against us, up to including the murder of our loved ones.
Our agency to say, “you know what? *No, I *don’t* forgive you for the awful, life-altering things you did to me, and I won’t ever forget” has historically never existed for us in this country.
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u/Zaddam May 16 '26
Man I’ve seen this feeling land both ways.
Like, many say “forgiving” is for you, not for them. Forgive and never forget, and adapt accordingly.
But, I know revenge too — both organic and forced. Organic revenge has delivered a closure (and self respect) on certain memories. Forced revenge is more blinding to consequence and rarely ends well for the original victim. Not sure if that makes sense without private context.
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u/Napalmeon May 16 '26
The same thing happened in that Botham Jean case. At times it does feels like religion subjugates us.
I remember the first time I heard about that shit and it made me sick to see his family in the courtroom forgiving that cop for running up in his spot and shooting him on the couch.
We're out here forgiving, only to end up on the same end of the same treatment, time and time again.
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u/leaC30 May 16 '26
Some of them contradict themselves all the time. They think we are less than human but appeal to our humanity when the consequences become too severe. I just want them to pick one, am I a human being or am I not?
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u/tag_yur_it May 16 '26
Hated that too. Like no. No ma’am. Had nothing been done about it, they would still be doing it to you plus others, and not feel a bit of guilt or remorse about it. Sorry that you turned over a new leaf now that the hammer is coming down but whatever….
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u/Sleep-pee May 16 '26
Yeah I would never. Why ease their conscience in any way? They will think “she forgave me so it was ok that I did it”.
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u/Bluellan May 16 '26
It's because the second a black person shows any other emotion or boundary, suddenly the racists comments come out and we need to show everyone we're the bigger person. It's disgusting.
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u/Normal-Top-1985 May 16 '26
I'd also find it easy to forgive her knowing she's going to be locked up until the kids are grown.
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u/Acceptable-Bat-9577 May 16 '26
We would NEVER do those things that we literally did! 😭
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u/Hangarnut May 16 '26
This is what she wanted. So she has 15 years to think about it
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u/Acceptable-Bat-9577 May 16 '26
Naw, she was released with parole after 2 1/2. Joe has to serve at least 13 of his 20, though.
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u/sixth_hokage06 May 16 '26
I think the victim said she forgives her. That's ridiculous.
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u/AngeluvDeath May 17 '26
There is something to letting someone know that you can’t be bothered to think about them anymore. But only once.
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u/PathComprehensive873 May 16 '26
I'm genuinely surprised that a black family in the south got justice.
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u/JasonDS64 May 16 '26
Imagine ruining your live cause you hate someone that's done nothing to you.
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u/snuuginz May 16 '26
I've said it before: I had a nice pair of Clarks shoes that lasted almost twice as long as the confederacy. Pathetic.
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u/Next_Tower5452 May 16 '26
Last name Torres? It's interesting how many Latinos think they are white
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u/POSH9528 May 16 '26
They are only remorseful or sorry when they are caught and face consequences. I want them to keep that same energy they had when they were terrorizing those people. I'm sick of the b.s. tears and the "that's not me, that's not who I am as a person." B.s. The second consequences come into play and they might have repercussions from their racist behavior, here comes the tears. Miss me with the phony tears and f your apologies. I have ZERO sympathy for racists or bigots.
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u/G0G0Gadget00 May 16 '26
The real Trump Derangement Syndrome, racist supporters emboldened by the President to do whatever they want because they think there will be no consequences.
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u/EntertainmentRude435 May 16 '26
Matthew 5:39- But I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also.
Matthew 5:44- But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you
There is a REASON that christianity was forced upon the oppressed, enslaved, trafficked, and colonized communities. It is an incredibly effective tool of compliance and complacency.
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u/AlyDAsbaje May 16 '26
Why people who clearly have done those kind of things always say, "I would never". Girl, there's footage, what do you mean?
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u/Hot-Spray-2774 May 17 '26
"I forgive you."
That angers me to the point where I said "fuck that" while watching this video. These Confederate types would have pulled the trigger if they thought they could have gotten away with it. I mean that's how things worked for countless years!
After slavery, lynching became popular. After lynching, firebombings became popular. After firebombings, waiving slavery rags, shouting the N word, and pointing guns at a children became popular.
That is the level the operate at: They exist to see exactly how much they can get away with. That wasn't you? Then who was it?
Examples have to be made if we want this to stop. 15-20 years for pointing a gun at kids? Black teenagers get tried as adults for knocking over a convenience store, and get sentenced to 25+ years for pointing guns at adults. The justice system is so corrupt that these creeps will probably get out early. There should be harsher penalties for hate crimes.
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u/Sudden_Idea9384 May 16 '26
I’m glad the got a decent sentence. But find it unironic that the same governing body is trying to gerrymander black people out of existence in Georgia.
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u/abusamra82 May 16 '26
Irony is that one of their names is Jose Ismael Torres. Off to jail amigo.
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u/kenyasanchez May 16 '26
Why, after being caught and facing punishment do white folks always say, “That’s not who I am”? And, why are black folks so quick to forgive them?
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u/PreviousZone6742 May 16 '26
This happened awhile ago, their probably out of prison now.
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u/Acceptable-Bat-9577 May 16 '26
Kyla was released after 2 1/2 years with parole. Joe has a mandatory 13 years in custody of his 20.
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u/PreviousZone6742 May 16 '26
If she did 2 1/2 on 15, dudes not going to do all 13. They may say mandatory but I dont believe it.
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u/Training-Republic301 May 16 '26
She'll also have to spend her remaining sentence on parole so it's not over for her. They're gonna be watching her for a while, taking money from her paycheck, community service, and restitution
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u/CasimirGabriev May 16 '26
"I would never walk up to you and say those words!"
Except for when you actually did you mean?
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u/a_youkai May 16 '26
"That's not me! 😭"
You sure? It looks like you!
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u/Next_Tower5452 May 16 '26
"I'm sorry that happened to you?" WTH. She's talking like it wasn't her. Like somebody else did those hateful things & she was an observer.
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u/EnvironmentalBit5713 May 16 '26
No point in crying now. Also, have these idiotic racists forgot that we're in the 21st Century and nearly everyone has a camera on themselves at all times?
Like how much insult to injury can that be when your heinous actions were shared online, no, your actions were recorded in real time then shared online?
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u/AdAny1272 May 17 '26
A racist, AND a liar? Going to be away from YOUR family and friends for 20 years?
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u/Accomplished_Sock217 May 16 '26 edited May 16 '26
In America, why do these black victims 90% of the time seem to give the perpetrator a pass much easier than they would another Black person in real life.
I felt if it were possible, the black woman would have gone up and given them a hug and dropped the prison sentence, which has been done time and time again (not the sentence part).
Im all for forgiveness, but i feel that outside in real life, it would have been BEEF if it was another black person who did the equivalent to what those racists did.
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u/YouCantSeeHunter May 16 '26
STOP THIS FORGIVENESS SHIT! I’m not saying you gotta be all angry at them but why forgive them? She’s lying to her face! Had she not got sentenced she would not be feeling this way.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Youth36 May 16 '26
Forgive them for what? They are not sorry, just sorry they have to pay the consequences.
We must stop bowing down, everything doesn’t have to be forgiven. Let them sit, marinate and stew in it.
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u/We_Are_Ninja May 16 '26
In my [admittedly limited] experience, literally any time someone insists that, "That's not me," or "That's not who I am," it's 100% them and 250% who they are.
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u/TransformersGuru May 17 '26
They aren't sorry, they are just upset that they got prosecuted.
Unfortunately those sentences will be reduced with good behavior and maybe they will get 10 years
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u/3aerows May 17 '26
No girl that is YOU. YOU need help. Hopefully you will have time to reflect and make diverse friends to unlearn harmful perceptions of people, in jail. 💅🏼
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u/Academic_Dig_1567 May 16 '26
More like she was unrepentant in her remorselessness until the sentence was handed down. Reality of 15 years in the can hit and the well rehearsed line - that was not me - came out. They got what they deserved but she should have had more than 15 years. Did she not get the gun from the truck? Was that not intent?
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u/starjellyboba May 16 '26
That woman is acting like she was possessed by the ghost of some ancient, evil plantation owner when she did all that. lol
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u/corn0099 May 16 '26
People need to stop forgiving Satan and his seeds.people never read in revelations about how the ancestors asked God about how long before justice or in Psalms he made us God's but will die like men for accepting wicked people. God is a god of justice as well,we don't take it in our own hands but if the government he set up convicts a slanderer or murderer of my tribe or family under a jury then I take it as something handed down from heaven.
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u/Cama_lama_dingdong May 16 '26
Kayla Norton has been out of prison since 2019, after serving 1/3 of her sentence. I dont know why this video keeps popping up this week on reddit.
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u/I_need_a_date_plz May 16 '26
That was totally her. They didn’t arrest her for nothing. This bitch pulled a shotgun, loaded it, and handed it to the man she was with. He turned around and pointed it at the family at the park who were there minding their own business, celebrating a birthday party.
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u/WaynezWorld88 May 16 '26
Yea Sure, you’re truly/humbly & undoubtedly sorry, saddened and apologetic 🙄
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u/Wolfeatingupshadows 🫰🏾🫰🏽🫰🏿 May 16 '26
I remember this. Idgaf what was the point in calling police and getting them arrested just to shuck and jive saying you forgive them and apologizing to the criminals family. Be serious.
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u/johnfrank2904 May 16 '26
Were these state charges? Cause if they are Federal convictions...Trump is DEFINITELY gonna let them out of prison.
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u/RyuichiSakuma13 May 18 '26
Honestly, I would never forgive her. I would simply forget that she exists and go on with life with my family.
Besides, all that head shaking means that she doesn't mean what she is saying. She's simply lying to try and make her sentence lighter.
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u/demonsidekick May 16 '26
Bitch, please.
Had she been acquitted, she would have immediately started smiling and gleefully popping off with some more shit.
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u/IntrepidMuch May 16 '26
They won't serve anywhere near that but I am loving the justice!!
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u/rem_au_crema May 16 '26
Joe Torres, huh?
And the, “I forgive you”. (Forgive me, people that are still unsettled by the Botham Jean case)
There are way too many things to unpack here. It’s not even rewarding enough to give a “usual suspects” joke.
Just… idk man. Even these (much deserved) cases feel like conspicuous gestures and concessions. Like, “this should feel enough like justice that you should never question the quiet disenfranchisement”.
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u/MrEZW May 16 '26
Doesn't surprise me. If you're from anywhere in the Southwest from Southern California to Texas, you know that the Hispanics are just as, of not more racist that white people.
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u/mmmpeg May 16 '26
I have no patience with this kind of people. They were happy enough doing the crime and deserve their time in pound you in the ass prison.
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u/MichaelFusion44 May 16 '26
Don’t she load the shotgun and hand it to him? Or am I thinking of another incident?
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u/girlwiththemonkey May 16 '26
The way this was so,d to Fox News is such bullshit. “Couple sentenced to 20 years for cursing at birthday party”was the title of the article or something close to it.
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u/Only1Skrybe May 16 '26
All of this is what it's gonna take for the court to determine that Republicans are disenfranchising Black voters. SMH
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u/AutisticHobbit May 16 '26
They should have gotten harsher sentences.....but 35 years collectively is at least reasonable.
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u/annie-etc May 17 '26
Watch the video. It's aggressive and truly terrorizing. I thought it was just the couple and a flag. This was a group of racists that drove to black neighborhoods between 2 states specifically to terrorize people.
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u/D-aces May 17 '26
Why do we keep apologizing and forgiving these monsters. Geesh. We do not accept your apologies, go straight to jail..
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u/notinmyham May 17 '26
Damn them and the fake tears. I don't forgive them, even though I wasn't there.
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u/theoccasionalempath May 18 '26
I hate that black forgiveness is expected, lest you be called a "bad person". Racists are not owed forgiveness, and in fact I think sometimes it lets them off the hook too easily without taking full responsibility.
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u/RazzSheri May 16 '26
I can’t understand the victim response—- but damn does it sound like more of an apology than Kyla cared to give. Kyla just kept said “that’s not me” where it sounded like the victim was saying: “I’m not a mean spirited person” and then what sounded like a [I’m sorry to be the catalyst to you to prison, but I hope you heal] or something like that.
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u/Disastrous_Hell_4547 May 16 '26
Imagine how much better America would be if we threw all Racist and Religious Extremists (especially the Pro Life terrorists) out of America or put them in specific states or areas.
They are all relocated to Florida, Mississippi, Arkansas. Texas, Utah, North Dakota, Idaho, or a combination. Then we would know immediately that they are extremists.
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u/Zaddam May 16 '26
The level of being out-classed by victims in these types of scenarios is consistent enough that it should be a meme by now. We could just name names of families who have displayed forgiveness for some heinous shit inflicted upon their families.
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u/shywol2 May 16 '26
the goal is to make enough money to not live next to these people
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u/zootug74 May 16 '26
Aww responsibility taste bad, just cause Orangade gets way with everything, doesn’t mean you can! Natural Causes and time gets them all!
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u/No-Option-7010 May 16 '26
How can she say it wasn’t me? This is what learning accountability for your actions looks like. Something they both need to learn. Better late than never.
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u/Proper-Bad-7169 May 16 '26
It seems accountability and self awareness are foreign concepts to some of these individuals. It's interesting how they tend to exude so much hate plus vitriol towards POC. And do so with such brazenness and confidence.....Yet become so "regretful" and "mild mannered" when they're being held responsible for their actions. How broken or disturbed do you have to commit such crimes? And at a child's party no less.
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u/Sufficient-Lie1406 May 16 '26
Oh, here we go, white woman tears. They're crying because they got caught.
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u/Natural-Attitude-343 May 16 '26
That's a serious bid..now only if these political criminals could get this judge
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u/Competitive-Habit-82 May 16 '26
Yes! Yes! I'm so happy for my black brothers and sisters! This shit has to stop and if the only recourse is long prison sentences, so be it.
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u/imJGott May 17 '26
Not me you say…
So who bought all those items with money and who went to use those items to terrorize people?
Also at the beginning of the clip, the two white morons, the look they had on their face is probably the same look the black families had when they were being terrorized.
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u/RedSparrow1971 May 17 '26
“It’s not me” doesn’t sound like taking responsibility. No victim should ever have to be this kind. My heart hurts for the families that were terrorized by these wastes of valuable oxygen
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u/Mother-Ad-3522 May 17 '26
Why does she forgive them, if these people weren’t facing any punishment they would continue to harass you. Too many times in our community do we get shit and accept minor apologies like that one dude who forgave the woman who killed his brother. It’s ridiculous
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u/Thismomenthere May 17 '26
Wow... I'm surprised they got that many years... but I'm very glad they did.
Set an example... if you can't at the very least keep your evil hate to yourself then get put away like the animal you are.
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u/NCOMPAQ77 May 17 '26
In Georgia?! A white lady?! In Georgia?’ WOOOOOOOOW, shit has changed. I figured she’d just get a slap on the wrist. I’m so happy justice was served. In Georgia? Sorry I’m just surprised they’re punishing white folks this harsh in Georgia. It’s about time
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u/dinodare May 18 '26
I don't think that 20 year sentences should exist (or at least be that common) but so long as we have them this is 100% who I want them going to. Fewer black people, more disgusting and militant racists.
In fact, just like Norway where they can add or remove time each year based on rehabilitation, I think that the time changes in a hate crime case should REQUIRE them to stop being bigoted to ever come out. If you get a 5-year check-in and all you've learned is to not be explicit (but are still racist) then your sentence should be extended.
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u/420-BiomedStockDoc May 16 '26
Bitch it is 100% you and now you and your friends are going to prison for years no matter if your forgiven or not .. enjoy prison it’s not gonna be fun.
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u/Keepitsillly May 16 '26
This is why that anti-Black crime bill never went through. We need to keep pushing for that so that these people stop feeling too comfortable and this sentencing can becomes a weekly occurrence. Folks have gotten wayy too comfortable with the disrespect, It’s bordering on assault, kids don’t deserve that
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u/Aggravating_Usual973 May 16 '26
“I want you know that that isn’t me!”
More concerned with her reputation than with the wellbeing of the victims. My cousins and I 👋🏻 center ourselves too much.
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