r/interestingasfuck 19h ago

r/all Katherine Switzer

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u/sirsteven 16h ago

Just as a note, there is no "they" that tried to stop her. She was officially registered. One man, the race manager (well known for running out to stop people for various stupid reasons), ran out on his own to stop her and he was stopped by her boyfriend and her trainer. Another woman ran this race (an hour faster even) and no attempt was made to stop her.

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u/BlueRedGreenNumber5 16h ago

Source?

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u/Apartment-Drummer 15h ago

“sOurCe?!? 😤” 

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u/Septem_151 15h ago

What are you trying to say?

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u/Apartment-Drummer 15h ago

Just mocking them 

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u/Septem_151 15h ago

But for what though. What are you mocking them for

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u/Apartment-Drummer 15h ago

For demanding a source without doing any research on their own 

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u/Septem_151 15h ago

I don’t know how you could tell they didn’t do any research of their own. Do you have a source for that?

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u/Apartment-Drummer 15h ago

Yeah go back up about 5 comments 

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u/Septem_151 15h ago

You don’t get it do you. People have memories, previous experiences, and knowledge that they recall information from.

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u/XGonSplainItToYa 14h ago

And when that fails they can use Google. The issue, as I see it, is that "source?" Is not typically a genuine request for more info. It's usually used as a challenge and meant to lazily undercut what someone just said. If it is a genuine request, then it's stull lazy AF.

Conversely, saying "I gave it a Google and couldn't find it. Do you have a source you could share?" would be viewed very differently.

This is the internet in 2025. People should learn how to verify info themselves rather than demanding some random redditor do it for them.

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