'Not in my neighborhood!!': Resident calls cops because fireworks are 'a literal call to white supremacy' and intimidating to BIPOC

We’ve searched for the original tweet and we can’t find anything, so we’re guessing it’s been deleted after the original poster didn’t get the reaction they were looking for. We get that homeowners’ associations can do what they please, including banning fireworks, but we’ve only known dogs to be triggered by them to this extent.

We find it funny that the person who thinks fireworks and gun smoke are the same thing and thus “an intimidation technique” against blacks, indigenous people, and people of color calls the cops and not social workers to intervene on Independence Day. Aren’t cops intimidating to people of color? We’ve been assured they are.

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— Orwell & Goode (@OrwellNGoode) July 5, 2021

So … sparklers are a literal call to white supremacy? Are sparklers the new tiki torches?

Always a white woman. Always.

— Bethany S. Mandel (@bethanyshondark) July 5, 2021

Yep.

Wishing I were in America so I could trigger this whatever it is.

— Chūsa🧐 (@AdonMadeon) July 5, 2021

They know me well because "I'm constantly having to call them"…you don't say

— Disgruntled by misinformation (@bobdabuilder142) July 5, 2021

the cops being familiar with you isnt a good thing.

— ♾️ Ignorant Quantum Mystic ⬇️↘️➡️🤔 (@IQMystic) July 5, 2021

"Ugh it's that idiot calling again… great."

— Goop Enthusiast (Homiesexual) (@urbanpsych0) July 5, 2021

So fireworks are anti-black

But the police are fine

Cool

— Mr. Bones (@M1st3rB0n3z) July 5, 2021

Wait, I thought calling the cops was a “literal call to white supremacy and an intimidation technique to BIPOC.” Or was that last week?

— Nemesis Online ☭⃠ 🌿☢️ (@nemesis_online) July 5, 2021

'Not in my neighborhood!!': Resident calls cops because fireworks are 'a literal call to white supremacy' and intimidating to BIPOC

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