New footage shows fired Cinnabon employee telling police Somali customers triggered her ‘PTSD’

In a competition of words among a Karen and a couple of Somali tethers, Karen lost her position due to saying N—- to the customers. Yes, she was a Cinnabon employee in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin. The alleged tethers took flack from this young white woman.

She used profanity and slurs like she was about to win an award for berating the two customers. In retaliation, the Somalis ensured that bodycam footage would capture all of the female’s antics.

Upon obtaining the video, “Crystal” received her termination papers and is now out of work. Somehow, somewhere in a better world to be made on this Earth, we’ve gotta make it so N—- is used freely and openly.

Hip hop, one of the largest genres in the world, has been applauded, maligned, and found indifferent in its use of the term.

You would have to be naive to say that white people, in the company of other whites or by themselves, refrain from using the word.

What, do people suspect that whites just mute the word in a line or choose another term altogether? Nonsense. People of all colors use N—- without regard. Hell, this post has to put an N— so it has a chance to be published.

Nowadays, people substitute the word for “bro” on the sly. But it had a different connotation to blacks before the Civil Rights Movement. It was often last thing heard by a victim of a lynching where a black person was shot, stabbed, castrated, and their gentials put in their mouth before they were strung up in a tree.

Now, if this Karen had PTSD, what triggered it? The Somali customers? What was her way to use language as a weapon and then take it so far as to use the word associated with both benefits and malignancy?

Whatever her aim, she should have been fired for her out of control behavior and refusal to perform her role in making cinnamon rolls professionally.

If there is any lesson to be gleaned from this, it is that the racial divide would be pulled together in a tapestry under the word that shall not be mentioned here, but you know, dear reader, to what I’m referring.

This word has such a storied history even beyond the mid 20th century. For it to pop up on the 21st century scene is a cry for help for the Somalis and Karen who claims to have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Why did she decide now in the climate of fear and retribution to use this slur?

What did she stand to gain by using the word along with other profane bits? The answer is clear. It's a misanthropic attitude towards those of a darker hue. The whites who hold this view know how to weaponize the word and make it cut into the souls of black folks because they know there’s an unspoken, unofficial ban on the word for people of lighter hues and blonde hair and blue eyes or their relatives.

There’s no official lexicographer who comes down from the mountain and extols what words can be said and by whom. No one delineates whether you can state a certain word or not, just keep it underground, and make everyone somehow know better.

This is ridiculous. The word ought to never lose its power in the context of history. However, once that is observed it should be on nightly news casts, the lips of white children, and in the novels of great minds without the author fearing their work will get banned.

In all, Karen deserves her punishment and the tethers should be applauded for their ability to not to jump over the counter and snatch the female’s wig.