Tik tok: let's film ourselves walking into people's homes

[MillCreek]

https://www.comicsands.com/tiktok-challenge-trespassing-person-home-2660301286.html?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR2DIXOnwden20_P0twwBif2XGaL5kQE-Dsc_hWSs665wM7pS6djH_23q6M#Echobox=1695730689

I hope this trend stays in the UK and does not come here. 

[dogmush]

I think it's less of a "Tik Tok challenge" and just that one *expletive deleted*che Mizzy engagement farming.  I've been seeing his videos for several months now doing *expletive deleted*it like this, getting in peoples cars at red lights, and generally taking advantage of folks unwillingness to initiate violence*.  There's another (American this time) streamer that likes to walk around Japan saying "Hiroshima Nagasaki!" and then calling people racist when they get upset.  Same little dick energy.

*It's worth noting that even in the UK where firearms ownership is effectively zero, there's neighborhoods that can get pretty rough.  You don't see Mizzy filming these videos in the All north African migrant hoods, Council Housing blocks, or Gypsy caravans.  It's always the older, mostly white suburbs.  Wonder why.......

[WLJ]

I can still remember the 90s when the internet was being proclaimed as something that will bring us together and make us smarter. Fast forward to 2023 and we are more divided than ever since the Civil War and the population as a whole appears to be far dumber.

The above is an example of the dumber part

[K Frame]

If it comes to the United States I wonder how long it will be until a TikToker wins a Shotgun of the Month Darwin Award.

[HankB]

Several years ago, a group of people walked into Richard Garriott's home and partied there for a while. If you didn't know, Garriott got rich from starting a video game company, and having enough money ($20 million) to become a "space tourist" to the ISS, much to NASA's dismay.

Anyway, these folks didn't really vandalize anything, but helped themselves to the liquor supply. They amused themselves by taking pictures of each other in the house. Nice, sharp, CLEAR pictures.

And when they were through and departed - they left their camera behind. With all the pictures they took. 

It didn't take long to catch them, since the pictures were shown on nearly every local TV station.

As it was, they were lucky. A previous break-in had the perps held at gunpoint for the police - Garriott was home that time and he owns an UZI.

[Hawkmoon]

Here's an example of the mentality (if you can call it that) of what I assume is a typical TikTok "star":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=critXgkxrlE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjBobaqb8b4