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I was so thinking that. I was taught to NOT go near tall things in storms
Way to go Trevon...
I guess you guys can't sense the sarcasm in #25.. Why would they post the original comment if they really thought lightening wouldn't strike if its just pouring...
That is correct 25. Well done :)
If you did nothing wrong, then what does it matter
It's embarrassing as hell. I got caused of stealing bra from Victoria Secret once because I looked suspicious! >.
If u weren't poor you could be driving my Lambo and woundn't be in the rain looking for trees.
Just trying to stay dry. Just a misunderstanding. It happens. Hope they gave you a ride home :D
If you were wearing a sweater with a hood on it, then why not put the hood up and run home?
Look at the bright side, once proven that you are doing nothing wrong, the cops can give you a lift home ?
Next time just carry an umbrella. No one calls the cops on Mary Poppins.
"Oh it's raining. If only I was wearing something to cover my head..."
54-"Today, I went out for a walk."
Anyone in hoodies just look dodgy anyway, best to avoid them if possible.
It's people like you that make me wish murder was legal
#10-That's a dangerous assumption dude. You shouldn't assume anything about a person or their intentions based on something their wearing. You don't live in the US so you probably wouldn't have hear about it, but google the name "Trayvon Martin" in your free time. The guy was just walking home after buying snacks, but because he was wearing a hoodie and looking "dodgy", some trigger happy man took him for a miscreant and started a scuffle that would ultimately cost Trayvon his life. Moral of the story: just because someone is wearing a particular outfit you may personally view as suspicious (and maybe that person also looks to fit in a racial stereotype), doesn't mean their up to no good. I understand the people who called the police on OP their thought process, but OP doesn't/didn't deserve any harassment from police after the misunderstanding was cleared up.
Actually trayvon was also a bully. So you're argument is invalid.
43 - So because he was a bully he deserved to be shot dead by an over-zealous vigilante? ಠ_ಠ
as to the fact that only two people know what went on that night, you shouldnt be quick to judge either one. The media made it seem like a racist act but if you heard the actual tape of the 911 call, the operator asked what race the suspect was before Zimmerman implied he was black. black hoodies are associated woth crime, so naturally people will think that person is up to no good. maybe change your hoodie color op.
No he was beating up the guy that shot him. If you're getting your butt whipped and you had a gun you'd use it.
#59 I'm sure you heard the police tape the little kid and his bag of skittles were being harassed for walking through a white neighborhood he was not beating up an armed 40 yr old 250 lb guy the guy just shot him for walking doesn't matter if he was a bully or a saint he was judged by his clothing and skin color. as it seems op was judged here as being a criminal. This guy must live in the sticks if I called the cops over everyone that stood in my front yard they might as well never leave.
You don't happen to be black by chance? That tends to have similar responses unfortunately
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perhaps hiding under a tree in a storm should not be your first idea anyway.
If you did nothing wrong, then what does it matter