No Kidding says:

ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Misanthropic Scott says:

#20 – Paddy,

Yup. You are indeed a racist. Can you think for one second that anyone needs to fear a business man in a suit? (OK, well, maybe an ExxonMobil executive.)

Seriously, does the man in this (obviously staged) video look dangerous to you? Is it your survival instincts that make you afraid of him? Or, will you stand up and admit that you do have pangs of racism, at least from time to time, and this is clearly one of them?

Lightbulb42 says:

Unless we can see the woman’s reaction in the elevator when a white man gets on, how do we know her reaction is racist. She may react exactly the same way. Obviously racism exists but perceived racism may make the problem seem much worse than it is.

Jim W. says:

“And knowing is half the battle”

/sorry, couldn’t resist

Mr. Fusion says:

#28, ono,

ANYBODY can be dangerous.

So because one person did something everyone should be afraid that race?

So everyone should be afraid of groups of four or five men and women, they might be another group of Manson followers.

Everyone should be afraid of Koreans. Yup, one shot up Virginia Tech.

White students wearing black coats? Yup, you remember Columbine.

Southern red neck deputies? Hey, don’t forget how many blacks were lynched.

Oh, and Indians. Ya, the Battle of the Little Big Horn. And Mexicans, shit, the Alamo anyone?

You see, moran, you want to blame a whole group of people for the misdeed of just one or a small group. That is what makes a racist and you now qualify.

the answer says:

Awesome video. if I were a teacher i’d show it to my students.

Montanaguy says:

Whatever. As a black man, I take offense at this video as being racist propaganda. People read your face, your smile and your personna before they get down to skin color. Okay, not every white person, but good grief…

MIKE CANNALI says:

#32 – Worse the door never closed – (or the elevator is 12 feet deep). Plus they were not alone if you consider the cameraman.

#1 – Where is Chuck Norris when you need him the most??

#30 – If a group commits nearly 5 times the homocides one would expect from their share of the population – then the remainder of the population is justified in their personal safety concerns and has every right to be prepared to protect themselves.

#33 is most right of all. Realizing the statistically justifiable concern of whites being vitimized by blacks, the whole situation could have been diffused with a bit of diplomacy – perhaps by simply introducing himself: “Hello my name is Barak and I’m a community organizer for this elevator……”

Rick Cain says:

I thought that was Prince on his day off.

Women fantasize about men in elevators, just the tall attractive italian looking men wearing muscle shirts, not your ugly ass.

The Monster's Lawyer says:

Poor misunderstood black man.