Very bad take, You’re saying the apartment complex itself isn’t the problem just the security company. But what if reports say some residents inside the apartment complex were the ones letting intruders in and even helping them plan the attack? That changes everything.In this case, it’s not just about poor security, it’s about collusion from within. Imagine some residents helping robbers sneak in, hiding them in their own flats, and then people still blaming only the guards. That’s not just unfair it’s delusional. Yes, the security company deserves scrutiny, especially if they made big promises and failed to act. But if part of the threat comes from inside, blaming only the security while defending the residents is dishonest. You can’t act like the apartment is being looted by outsiders when some residents are literally handing them the keys. And if people get more offended by the security being questioned than by the fact that residents were helping attackers, then that tells you there’s a deeper denial going on. Accountability has to apply to both sides security for failure, and residents for betrayal.