[Christmas Lights]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

All the man had to do was show the woman his key fob, not a big deal. People do check when the security is bypassed. It's not racism.

Question is would she confront someone who actually looked suspicious I wonder ,
It wasn't just about the key fob ,she wanted to know which floor & number he lives at . She then proceeds to follow the guy to HIS APARTMENT ! .

Pretty sure if he did the same thing to her , he'd of been arrested for harrasment .

Plus if she thought he was a "dangerous tresspasser" then why did she confront him and then follow him into the lift , wasn't she worried he could attack her ?? .

[arista]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Question is would she confront someone who actually looked suspicious I wonder ,
It wasn't just about the key fob ,she wanted to know which floor & number he lives at . She then proceeds to follow the guy to HIS APARTMENT ! .

Pretty sure if he did the same thing to her , he'd of been arrested for harrasment .

Plus if she thought he was a "dangerous tresspasser" then why did she confront him and then follow him into the lift , wasn't she worried he could attack her ?? .

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[Cherry Christmas]

He was very calm and collected, however she was not rude either, and I am not sure why he didn't just show her his key fob, if he was an intruder she put herself in a very dangerous position getting in the lift with him I am torn on this one tbh, I don't think it was racially motivated, I think she had never seen him before and that was the issue, I think the thread title is very misleading and inflammatory as well, if this had been a black woman stopping him I doubt the title would read black woman stops black man from getting into building