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Really, because the guy in the brown jacket had a incredibly coiffed beard? Is that what made you think they were homeless? Your sophistry is all about equatin
by orbitingpluto 8y ago
Really, because the guy in the brown jacket had a incredibly coiffed beard? Is that what made you think they were homeless?
Your sophistry is all about equating asking a homeless smelly white dude with two perfectly respectable men waiting a couple minutes for their third to arrive.
When you go out with someone to eat, do you order as soon as you arrive and begin to eat even if the other person hasn't shown up yet?
- anon90 8y agoI wasn't there in person so I can't tell whether they smelled or not and I'm not a guy so I'm not an expert on beards and can't tell whether it's clean or not. In any case they should have left when they were asked to and just waited outside like a normal person. I've seen baristas ask white people to leave and all of them did without any issues. Why wouldn't those guys leave? Why did they cause problems? Isn't it unusual for guys to go out and about wearing sweatpants. I haven't seen guys other than the homeless do that if they're not at the gym.
- rdiddly 8y agoYour arguments would be persuasive if being homeless or looking homeless were a crime, but it isn't, just like being black isn't. EDIT: Like a cockroach infestation your comments on the thread are small, numerous, dispersed, fast-moving and all look the same.
- jonnybgood 8y ago> Isn't it unusual for guys to go out and about wearing sweatpants No.
- orbitingpluto 8y agoYou're an anonymous troll who created an account a half hour ago. These men refused to be discriminated against. They're far braver than someone hiding behind a fresh anonymous Hacker News account. I'd love if there was an aging requirement for posting. I'd like a "lurk and listen before you open your big mouth policy".