And before we even get to the Amy situation, there are reasons to call her that!
Girls, can you imagine what a show like "At Home With Amy Cooper" would be like? It would take place in a black, cavernous abyss, with screams of torture from people and animals on the soundtrack. Light would be minimal, but you could see a black mass of humanity, which would be Amy, showing only her monstrous face, surrounded by S and M, torture equipment!!!!!!!!!!!!
I mean, at least in the film "Fatal Attraction," when Glenn Close was depressed, lighting the lamp on and off, with two unused tickets to "Madame Butterfly" sitting there, at that point in the film, one could feel sorry for her. She was just a mess of loneliness.
Not so Amy.
To start with, the one to feel sorry for is the poor dog. Not only is it not on a leash, but the video shows her holding it by the collar; at one point, his front paws are off the ground, because of this, and in another, the dog is twisting and writhing, because he is choking!
Amy, you fucking bitch! You should have been arrested, then!
Now, I have no issues with Chris Cooper, but let me say I care more about the dog than him! But I have to say he was right, in pointing out the leash law, and I applaud him for keeping his cool throughout the whole thing. Had Amy and I crossed paths, it would have been a different story! Bitch to bitch!
Amy had the right to call the police. But the whole thing was so calculated.
If she had just said, "Look, I am in the Ramble, and a man is threatening my dog and I," well, OK. The police could come and sort things out. But as soon as she mentioned the man was "Afro_American," the race card is played, making her not only an object of animal cruelty, but a racist. How might it gone down had Chris Cooper been white?
People I have discussed this with say both could have walked away. They are right. Chris Cooper was there to bird watch. Amy was there to take her dog to a dog park, but once she discovered it was closed, she should have put the leash on the dog, and gone her merry way!
Chris had a reason to be there. Amy should have leashed the dog, and gone somewhere else. And I think she should be charged. What is the NYPD afraid of?
Amy deserved to be fired from her job. Now, clean up the garbage in Central Park.
And both were in The Ramble! THE RAMBLE? What are two presumably straight folk doing in a locale known for being one of the city's top centers for gay male action?
Or is that no longer the case? Or does it only happen at night? I have known about The Ramble since the Eighties, and you couldn't get me in there at night, anyway! Are you kidding?
One last thing. Amy keeps being referred to as a "Karen." I have never heard this term before. Karen, to me, has never been a bitch name. There was Karen on the Mouseketeers, Celeste Holm as Karen in "All About Eve," Karen Killilea, whose mother wrote about her daughter coping with Cerebral Palsy, in the Fifties. And, of course, there is Karen Valentine, who played perky, wholesome, Alice Johnson, on "Room 222."
When I think of bitch names, I think of Brandy, Tiffany, Ariel, Brittany, Paige, or Andrea. To see what I mean check out the "Cold Case" episode "The Sleepover," and the 'SVU' episode, "MEAN."
The situation raises many questions. Was Amy a terror to work with at her job? What is her past history?
All that can be confirmed is she is a bitch. Who are a bit like serial killers.
They are not born. They are made.
Interesting list of bitch names.
ReplyDeleteMine are Janet, Helen, Alice, Jeanie, Connie, and Darlene/Charlene.
Also Brandy/Mandy/Candy. Look out.
ReplyDeleteVictoria,
One of my best school friends who passed away
two years ago in Septemeber was named Janet. My
friend, Doug, who died in 2017, his parents divorced
after we graduated HS, and his father remarried a woman
named Helen, who was a real bitch! And my middle
nephew's wife is named Mandy, and while she always been
OK with me, my sister has some stories she could tell you!