This has now gone viral
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8OFvN5Cs8o
Happily police did not see a need to respond to the call.
Yep should have listened.
This has now gone viral
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8OFvN5Cs8o
Happily police did not see a need to respond to the call.
Since when is 622 views “going viral”?
This has now gone viral
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8OFvN5Cs8o
Happily police did not see a need to respond to the call.
Since when is 622 views “going viral”?
Do some more research
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The police didn’t see the need to respond since the guy’s friend showed up and vouched for him.
I don’t understand, why he shouldn’t call the police? I understand the issue of calling the police on someone who is doing something totally reasonable out in public, but one should call the police when people are doing things that line up with criminal behavior. If someone is jumping over fences from one backyard to another and doesn’t live in the neighborhood, should someone call the police? In this case, they guy piggybacked through a security door onto private property and specifically refused to do anything to confirm it was appropriate to be there.
The police didn’t see the need to respond since the guy’s friend showed up and vouched for him.
I don’t understand, why he shouldn’t call the police? I understand the issue of calling the police on someone who is doing something totally reasonable out in public, but one should call the police when people are doing things that line up with criminal behavior. If someone is jumping over fences from one backyard to another and doesn’t live in the neighborhood, should someone call the police? In this case, they guy piggybacked through a security door onto private property and specifically refused to do anything to confirm it was appropriate to be there.
I don’t know if he tailgated into the building or not. But would he have called the police if a white person dressed in the same way had tailgated into the building? We don’t know, but I would suggest it’s unlikely.
Even though they bury it in the article, CNN says the reason that the police were called was because the man tailgated his way into the building. He then refused to validate his need to be on private property and tried to intimidate the man who called the police.
If he called on a guy waiting outside the apartment building, then he was in the wrong. If he called on a guy who tailgated and refused to go back outside, then he is in the right.
The son was giving in to intimidation, the guy didn’t.
The police didn’t see the need to respond since the guy’s friend showed up and vouched for him.
I don’t understand, why he shouldn’t call the police? I understand the issue of calling the police on someone who is doing something totally reasonable out in public, but one should call the police when people are doing things that line up with criminal behavior. If someone is jumping over fences from one backyard to another and doesn’t live in the neighborhood, should someone call the police? In this case, they guy piggybacked through a security door onto private property and specifically refused to do anything to confirm it was appropriate to be there.
I don’t know if he tailgated into the building or not. But would he have called the police if a white person dressed in the same way had tailgated into the building? We don’t know, but I would suggest it’s unlikely.
You are way too kind. He never would have called if a white person had tailgated because he’s a racist. What a lesson to teach your son. That kid will never forget those horrible minutes.
The police didn’t see the need to respond since the guy’s friend showed up and vouched for him.
I don’t understand, why he shouldn’t call the police? I understand the issue of calling the police on someone who is doing something totally reasonable out in public, but one should call the police when people are doing things that line up with criminal behavior. If someone is jumping over fences from one backyard to another and doesn’t live in the neighborhood, should someone call the police? In this case, they guy piggybacked through a security door onto private property and specifically refused to do anything to confirm it was appropriate to be there.
I don’t know if he tailgated into the building or not. But would he have called the police if a white person dressed in the same way had tailgated into the building? We don’t know, but I would suggest it’s unlikely.
Maybe. But, let’s consider a few more facts. The guy’s name is Chris Cukor. Several news outlets are saying his wife and son are of Asian decent, so, let’s hold off on accusing him of hating all people of color. In 2015, his father was bludgeoned to death by a mentally ill man - an intruder to their home - while his mother was on the phone frantically begging the police to respond. They police did not respond in a timely manner and later admitted their deficient response.
So, that guy may be a race-baiting dickhead, but, that also may not be the case.
The police didn’t see the need to respond since the guy’s friend showed up and vouched for him.
I don’t understand, why he shouldn’t call the police? I understand the issue of calling the police on someone who is doing something totally reasonable out in public, but one should call the police when people are doing things that line up with criminal behavior. If someone is jumping over fences from one backyard to another and doesn’t live in the neighborhood, should someone call the police? In this case, they guy piggybacked through a security door onto private property and specifically refused to do anything to confirm it was appropriate to be there.
I don’t know if he tailgated into the building or not. But would he have called the police if a white person dressed in the same way had tailgated into the building? We don’t know, but I would suggest it’s unlikely.
Maybe. But, let’s consider a few more facts. The guy’s name is Chris Cukor. Several news outlets are saying his wife and son are of Asian decent, so, let’s hold off on accusing him of hating all people of color. In 2015, his father was bludgeoned to death by a mentally ill man - an intruder to their home - while his mother was on the phone frantically begging the police to respond. They police did not respond in a timely manner and later admitted their deficient response.
So, that guy may be a race-baiting dickhead, but, that also may not be the case.
Yeah, he’s being a smug douche bag, but even in the conversation he tells the guy he followed him in and then wouldn’t say who he was or why he was there. The point of having a locked front door to a building is to make people prove they belong there.
It seemed like it wasa two people seeing who could be the bigger dick to the other. We should invite them here.
Even though they bury it in the article, CNN says the reason that the police were called was because the man tailgated his way into the building. He then refused to validate his need to be on private property and tried to intimidate the man who called the police.
If he called on a guy waiting outside the apartment building, then he was in the wrong. If he called on a guy who tailgated and refused to go back outside, then he is in the right.
The son was giving in to intimidation, the guy didn’t.
So the young man was intimidating him? Really? That is what you saw? Geez. He had a hell of a lot more patience and manners than I would have displayed.
The police didn’t see the need to respond since the guy’s friend showed up and vouched for him.
I don’t understand, why he shouldn’t call the police? I understand the issue of calling the police on someone who is doing something totally reasonable out in public, but one should call the police when people are doing things that line up with criminal behavior. If someone is jumping over fences from one backyard to another and doesn’t live in the neighborhood, should someone call the police? In this case, they guy piggybacked through a security door onto private property and specifically refused to do anything to confirm it was appropriate to be there.
I don’t know if he tailgated into the building or not. But would he have called the police if a white person dressed in the same way had tailgated into the building? We don’t know, but I would suggest it’s unlikely.
Maybe. But, let’s consider a few more facts. The guy’s name is Chris Cukor. Several news outlets are saying his wife and son are of Asian decent, so, let’s hold off on accusing him of hating all people of color. In 2015, his father was bludgeoned to death by a mentally ill man - an intruder to their home - while his mother was on the phone frantically begging the police to respond. They police did not respond in a timely manner and later admitted their deficient response.
So, that guy may be a race-baiting dickhead, but, that also may not be the case.
I haven’t accused him of hating anyone. It is possible, though, for someone to carry prejudices against one race, and not another.
The police didn’t see the need to respond since the guy’s friend showed up and vouched for him.
I don’t understand, why he shouldn’t call the police? I understand the issue of calling the police on someone who is doing something totally reasonable out in public, but one should call the police when people are doing things that line up with criminal behavior. If someone is jumping over fences from one backyard to another and doesn’t live in the neighborhood, should someone call the police? In this case, they guy piggybacked through a security door onto private property and specifically refused to do anything to confirm it was appropriate to be there.
I don’t know if he tailgated into the building or not. But would he have called the police if a white person dressed in the same way had tailgated into the building? We don’t know, but I would suggest it’s unlikely.
You are way too kind. He never would have called if a white person had tailgated because he’s a racist. What a lesson to teach your son. That kid will never forget those horrible minutes.
That little kid should’ve stood his ground.
The police didn’t see the need to respond since the guy’s friend showed up and vouched for him.
I don’t understand, why he shouldn’t call the police? I understand the issue of calling the police on someone who is doing something totally reasonable out in public, but one should call the police when people are doing things that line up with criminal behavior. If someone is jumping over fences from one backyard to another and doesn’t live in the neighborhood, should someone call the police? In this case, they guy piggybacked through a security door onto private property and specifically refused to do anything to confirm it was appropriate to be there.
I don’t know if he tailgated into the building or not. But would he have called the police if a white person dressed in the same way had tailgated into the building? We don’t know, but I would suggest it’s unlikely.
Maybe. But, let’s consider a few more facts. The guy’s name is Chris Cukor. Several news outlets are saying his wife and son are of Asian decent, so, let’s hold off on accusing him of hating all people of color. In 2015, his father was bludgeoned to death by a mentally ill man - an intruder to their home - while his mother was on the phone frantically begging the police to respond. They police did not respond in a timely manner and later admitted their deficient response.
So, that guy may be a race-baiting dickhead, but, that also may not be the case.
I haven’t accused him of hating anyone. It is possible, though, for someone to carry prejudices against one race, and not another.
Accused? No. Implied? You betcha! And, you may be right. Or, you may be piling on a guy who experienced a violent death in his immediate family by an intruder which left him hyper-vigilant.
I guess, if you want to equate a racial prejudice with “hate.” His father’s fate was tragic, and may well explain any prejudices he may have.
I guess, if you want to equate a racial prejudice with “hate.” His father’s fate was tragic, and may well explain any prejudices he may have.
If he hate intruders, how does that equate to “racial prejudice?”
EDIT TO ADD: Your position regarding him is quite readily apparent. No need to try to further “explain.”
Maybe. But, let’s consider a few more facts. The guy’s name is Chris Cukor. Several news outlets are saying his wife and son are of Asian decent, so, let’s hold off on accusing him of hating all people of color. In 2015, his father was bludgeoned to death by a mentally ill man - an intruder to their home - while his mother was on the phone frantically begging the police to respond. They police did not respond in a timely manner and later admitted their deficient response.
So, that guy may be a race-baiting dickhead, but, that also may not be the case.
Who said anything about hating people of all colour? And having Asian wife and kids? Big deal, from what I have seen Asians hate black people more than white people.
Maybe. But, let’s consider a few more facts. The guy’s name is Chris Cukor. Several news outlets are saying his wife and son are of Asian decent, so, let’s hold off on accusing him of hating all people of color. In 2015, his father was bludgeoned to death by a mentally ill man - an intruder to their home - while his mother was on the phone frantically begging the police to respond. They police did not respond in a timely manner and later admitted their deficient response.
So, that guy may be a race-baiting dickhead, but, that also may not be the case.
Who said anything about hating people of all colour? And having Asian wife and kids? Big deal, from what I have seen Asians hate black people more than white people.
It’s about jumping to conclusions in general and engaging in stereotyping, which is EXACTLY what you did in your response. Congrats.
A Rep political strategist said he would be fired if caught hating like that…….
Maybe. But, let’s consider a few more facts. The guy’s name is Chris Cukor. Several news outlets are saying his wife and son are of Asian decent, so, let’s hold off on accusing him of hating all people of color. In 2015, his father was bludgeoned to death by a mentally ill man - an intruder to their home - while his mother was on the phone frantically begging the police to respond. They police did not respond in a timely manner and later admitted their deficient response.
So, that guy may be a race-baiting dickhead, but, that also may not be the case.
Who said anything about hating people of all colour? And having Asian wife and kids? Big deal, from what I have seen Asians hate black people more than white people.
It’s about jumping to conclusions in general and engaging in stereotyping, which is EXACTLY what you did in your response. Congrats.
I am not jumping to any conclusions. I haven’t concluded a thing. All I did was point out flaws in your argument.
Having Asian wife and kid doesn’t preclude you from being racist against blacks.
Is he? I have no clue.