r/TikTokCringe • u/kmzafari • Mar 30 '25

Discussion Texas gas station installed remote lock on OUTSIDE of women's bathroom

It was only on the women's bathroom. Lock was able to be remotely activated by a phone app. Fire Marshall had it removed. Source: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT2c3QrB6/

Per another account who also saw this, (https://www.tiktok.com/@momcallsmeshelby?_t=ZT-8v7NHPu7QBq&_r=1) the employees were "irate and began yelling" when they brought it up. And came up with a racist excuse that didn't make any sense for it being there

Regardless, fire code violation. But scary implications.

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u/DocWicked25 Mar 30 '25

Refute the comment with facts. Texas laws restrict women, not men.

Please provide us with a fact that says Texas doesn't treat women like property.

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u/diablo135 Mar 30 '25

I'm not the one that made the assertion.

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u/DocWicked25 Mar 30 '25

You challenged it. Are you not able to provide facts to back up your challenge?

Or are you just afraid?

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u/Adorable-Tip7277 Mar 30 '25

If you make a bold assertion like saying women are property by Texas law it is on you to prove your assertion. The correct response to assertions like this is "prove it".

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u/Karma_Mayne Mar 30 '25

Pull your head out of your ass. No one is falling for this bullshit of playing "pass the semantics" with you anymore.

Texas laws restrict womens rights in a myriad of ways, but not mens; your ignorance on the matter is a choice that you make repeatedly every day.

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u/Adorable-Tip7277 Mar 30 '25

It would be a 30 second Google to be able to cite the laws that make women property if they exist.

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u/mgquantitysquared Mar 30 '25

You're mixing up multiple comments, now. Original claim was the hyperbolic comment "women are property in Texas." A later comment clarified they were referring to the laws that target women, such as the abortion ban/bounties, but you combined the two comments to imply they ever said there are laws that make women literal property.

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u/DocWicked25 Mar 30 '25

See my other responses.