Originally Posted by
livedarklions
Y'know, if you want to conceal how much your predispositions color your assumptions, calling her a "girl" probably wasn't a good idea.
Your whole post is one bit of speculation and assumption on another. You basically called her a liar, and expected her to react politely. Good luck with that.
I see it more like questioning the narrative and the details as presented.
This person had this mess posted to every social media bike page in Atlanta. All these people jumping on board with nothing more than her word about what happened, him and the company already "hung" in the court of public opinion. I see value in questioning many things "as presented" when there are details to go on, whether one sided or not. I wouldn't go so far as to say she is lying, I am sure this is what she believes happened, but think that she may be overlooking other aspects of her own fault in the situation.
Edit to say that I also never called her "girl" in our discussion, it was a gender description used here to relay my thought. Way to create your own narrative....
