Kids new thrill

[mvphilly]

Seems the latest stunt to get on Tic Tok and wherever else losers roam is kids just walking into random peoples homes and being videotaped. Oh boy who wants to bet how this will end.

 

[theLBC]

i think they are daring wypipo to do something they can get rich off from recording.
they are risking their lives for sure, pending on whose house and what areas.
they have their alibi (looking for a study group) ready to go...

same with pretending to pour gas on people's cars.

 

[mvphilly]

How about after they get an ass beating their cameras mysteriously get all busted up in the melee?

 

[sirhrmechanic]

SSS…

Sirhr

 

[Redmanss]

Sounds like it's an England thing at the moment, we'll see how it works out for them when they import it here.

 

[kenny1773]

will be fine in commie states with duty to retreat laws, but anywhere else they might get extra holes put in them

fucking stupid

TikTok trend sees group of men storm into 'random people's houses'

A TikTok user, who has since deleted his account, received widespread backlash on social media after posting a video of himself entering a family home uninvited with a group of friends.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[kenny1773]

I can also see another way this one might end

 

[myronman3]

anyone entering my home without permission is an instant death sentence. i will not ask questions, i will not hesitate. and everyone who enters uninvited gets their ticket punch. zero fucks given.

 

[PearShooter]

slapped upside their head

 

[sakoguy21]

Everyone better get familiar with the castle doctrine in your state. And who your DA is....

 

[mvphilly]

The Rottweiler allows no unauthorized entry so good luck getting in and better luck getting out.

 

[hlee]

JFC. Step one of home security. Lock the damned door. Then, hang a sign on the door that says “This door is locked for your protection, not mine.”

 

[Pharmseller]

Everyone better get familiar with the castle doctrine in your state. And who your DA is....

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[acudaowner]

wish the kids on tic toc would go back to the set your self on fire challenge maybe this time they could use gas it would be far funnier . you can fix stupid but it is a painful process .

 

[BullGear]

That wouldn't work too well in my neighborhood. It may actually turn into a snuff video.

 

[Alphatreedog]

Take away ;
Phones
Social Media
Xbox
PlayStation
Cable
Give the fishing poles ,bikes and point em towards the woods .

 

[oneshot86]

Everyone better get familiar with the castle doctrine in your state. And who your DA is....

I suggest in the times, stay away from it if you can. Most of the city's and municipality s are blue and will try to stick you to the wall. If you don't have to, don't.

 

[BLEE]

I'm in Louisiana, a castle doctrine state. It won't happen, here, but once and the rest will decide to stay home.