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Oregon hotel calls cops on black guest talking to his mom in lobby
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OP is trying to show you how much effort people put in to assess shit before calling the cops on black people.
There used to be a law where it was illegal to be in Oregon while black so maybe they were looking at old laws.
At this point you can fill in the op using the NegroCloud.
Unless there is a twist...
Cops were called on another black person for breathing, again.
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should have posted "Earl's" full name an picture.
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this one straight up looks like segregation to my middle eastern ass, tbh
"Sitting in the lobby minding my own business, calling my mother while black"
Based on Funyarinpa's quotes, I think it's safe to file it under "Racist jerk hates black people."
Given that the guy had a paid room, I'm shocked the hotel was able to just have him removed with no refund.
He should have a slam dunk case against Double Tree for this.
Sometimes, hitting folks in the pocketbook is the only thing that makes a difference. If it makes life tough for this hotel owner, too bad, so sad. Don't staff your hotel with racist shits.
I think what's always amazing about these is that these people must, at some point, even for a split second, think, "This could look bad and cost me my job." Even that doesn't stop them. The urge to be a racist piece of shit is so, so strong.
This is baffling. Cops didn't really have a choice because it's private property (once they ask you to leave and you don't, you're immediately trespassing), but I can't even imagine what was going through the dude's mind. The cops could actually have cited the guy for wasting their time. Unless there's a separate two hour video of something else, Double Tree is going to have a rough Christmas - probably a franchised location though, so the franchise owner is the one on the hook for the non PR aspects.
Management of the DoubleTree hotel told The Oregonian that the incident involving Massey was likely a misunderstanding and that the hotel staff does not racially discriminate against people.
Sue, get everyone involved fired, and use the money to move somewhere less white. Make sure their names stay connected to that video on the internet forever.
I called and asked for Earl.
Had a very long pause followed by the receptionist telling me he isn't working today. Lol.
Had a very long pause followed by the receptionist telling me he isn't working today. Lol.
I don't fucking get it man. They straight up scammed him out of his room.
I hope he sues the shit out of the hotel and gets the asshole (and his bosses, since it seems like they'd rather try and paper over this than take action) fired.
Hey, the joke had more effort than the zero content OP. Not sure why you'd take offense, unless you're a fan of drive-by posts.
Was the guard on Ambien?
This. I'm not seeing any claim of him having broken any law or even a hotel rule that would give rise to evicting a paid guest.
If you're drunk and disorderly, no one's going to cry when the hotel kicks you out and keeps your $$$.
But by all reported accounts so far, this guy was on his phone, in the lobby. Which is an exceedingly normal thing to do.
I don't get how this could be a "misunderstanding" based on what has been reported.
the guard probably was using race in his decision to interrupt Massey in the first place. The whole situation could have been resolved without calling the police and getting him kicked out but the guard had an axe to grind. You don't remember your room number? What's your name? I can check with the front desk. congrats to Massey on his settlement money.
It is 100% illegal, but you have to prove in court that the reason was the guest's race, which can be a hard thing to do. Though usually people like Earl are immensely stupid, so it's not like impossible to win such cases.
Saw this earlier. It puts into perspective what happens when you just follow what you're told.
Man is kicked out without refund from a hotel he was staying in for no reason at all (I know the reason, it's not a reason to me). The man complied with every request at the same time making his grievances known along the way. The response from the hotel is FUCKING BULLSHIT!! Give that man hiAs money back, accommodate him for a weeks stay in any of your hotels and fire that prick that singled him out. Anything less is insufficient and should be put on blast until they fix it.
Man is kicked out without refund from a hotel he was staying in for no reason at all (I know the reason, it's not a reason to me). The man complied with every request at the same time making his grievances known along the way. The response from the hotel is FUCKING BULLSHIT!! Give that man hiAs money back, accommodate him for a weeks stay in any of your hotels and fire that prick that singled him out. Anything less is insufficient and should be put on blast until they fix it.
Private property.
But dude has a pretty good case to sue them.
Sure buddy.
Cause this is America.
Then they should give him his money back. All they're saying either way is that they fucked a customer out of their room for zero reason.