collegeboy69us
Supreme [H]ardness
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1. Note underlined.
2. I would absolutely have a problem with you if you pointed your phone in my face out of nowhere.
You might have a problem with it -- but there is nothing illegal about it. And I'd love to hear about any (real) personal experiences you have had with total strangers coming right up to your face to video you. I'm going to wager zero.
There is nothing illegal about what the glasshole did either, if they have a large following online, and they want to get the word out on what happened, that's just how connected everyone is in 2014. There is stupid on both sides of this equation.
Fact of the matter is, if I wanted to be some weirdo and video you, with glass, cell phone, secret glasses spycam that's undetectable by anyone except the most keen observer.... I will be able to do it. It's okay for the restaurant, banks, traffic lights, and basically any security camera in existence to capture your precious image while you are out and about... everyone is fine with that.
At the end of the day if it's a private business they can kick anyone out they please, but they also need to be able to handle the blow back. Sounds like they can't in this situation. Why people are so fixated on privacy when they are out in public, I will never understand. Let them run around looking like douches with cameras on their head, I really don't care. If you or anyone else are THAT concerned with having your random ugly face in the background of some picture, you should just stay at home and never leave the house. You are in full control there.
Just as a point to how retarded 'people' are -- nobody would have a 2nd thought if she whipped out her camera and was taking pics of her date, her food, or some other celebration they were having. The camera looks different than people are used to and suddenly everyone goes all dark ages on them.
Just like all the internet tough guys are free to go about hitting/punching/destroying their tech, I'm free to have you thrown in jail for assault and destruction of property.