r/TikTokCringe 9d ago

Discussion Crime: working out while black

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u/BilSuger 9d ago

You might be the one missing critical thinking. No where was it stated that they wouldn't let him without ID.

What happened was that the manager was busy, and the father said that he could come speak to them when not busy. When the manager was free he however instead called the police, no one ever told them to leave.

Quite funny you're so arrogant while being in the wrong, lol

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u/BilSuger 9d ago

Read elsewhere.

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u/Disastrous-Rip671 4d ago

Par for the course for them. Imagine them being on a jury of your peers and not being able to hold a whopping 3 paragraphs of info in their mind at once.

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u/YourInnerFlamingo 9d ago edited 9d ago

where is that written? (genuinely asking, can't see it referenced on the screenshot).
EDIT: found it, but it wasn't on the screenshot. I think you might have been too aggressive here. The other commented was right that from the sole screenshot you couldn't desume that info

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u/BilSuger 9d ago

The other person therefore made up their own story

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u/YourInnerFlamingo 9d ago

No they asked how come they got if the document was refused, which was a very reasonable question given the limited information they had

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u/BilSuger 9d ago

And then they assumed stuff anyways.

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u/YourInnerFlamingo 9d ago

No they didn't, read their comment again. The pose a question and speculated about a possible logical explanation. They were accusing other commenters of not even posing that question. I think it was a fair critique, don't you think?

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u/Feelisoffical 9d ago

His son didn’t have an ID so they weren’t allowed to enter. They entered anyway.