Where you there? Did you see what happened? What does the restaurant say happened? Those are questions that need to be answered before making a judgement.Quote:
Originally Posted by KOdawg1
Where you there? Did you see what happened? What does the restaurant say happened? Those are questions that need to be answered before making a judgement.Quote:
Originally Posted by KOdawg1
A lot of people still don't realize that Twitter isn't real life.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrKotter
How about making conclusions based off multiple first hand accounts of friends who were there?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg2003
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Originally Posted by Dawg2003
Lol I’m amazed at the lengths people on this board go to be anti-student in every situation.
I’m conservative as it gets as are most of the people complaining. A private business has the right to kick out but that private citizens also have a right to spread the word about businesses and make the market react a certain way. That’s how a free market works.
Calling everytime people get upset about a bad business practice snowflakes is getting old.
The rallying means that students are getting unified behind not going. They’ve pissed off the hand that feeds them, and with how many students are on Twitter it is a good indication of student opinion. The Bin is going to lose a lot of business over this.
Sometimes I wonder if y’all can critically think for two seconds.
I know enough people that were there to know that whoever you’re trying to take up for needs their ass whipped.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg2003
I have a good friend who was. I'm sorry you really like Bin 612 and feel the need to defend them, but it was shitty what they did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg2003
I don't think you even know what the hell you're saying. I sure as hell don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparrows2
When you have a video of security telling them to get 'F' out and people saying they have no place to go and that they have a basement. It's pretty clear man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg2003
Sweet Jesus...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparrows2
No. Again.. the system operated the way it should:
- They had the right to kick the out. It sucks on their part.
- The people there have a right to voice that policy and their displeasure of it.
- The Bin will live or die due to their policy.
This is not somebody targeting them for their political or religious belief to shut them down. Has nothing to do with it.
You seem nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarius
I have never been there and have no vested interest. First hand accounts are valuable and should be taken into consideration. We also need to hear what Bin 612 has to say. Making judgments from a one minute Twitter video is irrational.Quote:
Originally Posted by KOdawg1
Bin 612 isn't saying shit and they aren't going to because they know they screwed up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg2003
No... I don't think this is irrational.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg2003
When you have a video:
- showing security forcing people out
- people saying they have no place to go
- people making them aware their is a basement...
That's pretty clear. You tell me, what can the Bin say that will make that situation better? It didn't happen? What can they say, in your mind, that changes the story to acceptable?
They should say something... and quickly. Being honest and moving forward is the best situation for everybody. People died from this storm in this area.Quote:
Originally Posted by KOdawg1
I had friends who are in their 30?s there and they verified everything.
You can say it?s private property; but, when you openly invite people into your establishment then you have to plan in place for emergencies. I wouldn?t be surprised to see them have their business license/liquor license pulled over this.
Maybe they'll say something. Maybe they won't. Social media mobs usually go away when you ignore them. People will have forgotten about this by next week and will be on to the next Twitter outrage.Quote:
Originally Posted by KOdawg1
The Bin should have allowed Patrons to stay in the basement. I would absolutely allow patrons in to the safest place possible in my job. It?s the right human thing to do. The flip-side is that these students have absolutely zero excuse for going out drinking with weather like that on the way. Going to a bar during a tornado warning is idiotic. Both The Bin and the students deserve idiot awards. The most egregious thing I see in this situation is the police escalating a tense and potentially dangerous situation.
I do understand how a minute of video can paint a picture, but it might not be representative of the entire picture. Maybe it is, but you don't know unless you were there. If you have first hand sources, I'd vet the sources. It's like taking a quote out of context.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach007
This is a perfect example of why social media can’t be allowed to drive our societyQuote:
Originally Posted by WinningIsRelentless
1. There is no affirmative requirement to have a storm shelter to have a liquor license.
2. An acceptable storm plan for that building may be to evacuate the building
3 no, a one minute video doesn’t tell you what happened before the video or after the video
And just like migrants don’t have a right to come to our country because theirs is crappy you don’t have a right to go in private property.
Yes you do have a right to be critical on Twitter just like the liberals have a right to complain about trumps immigration policy
Should people worry less about “rights” and more about wwjd? Yes