D_goesprobablyhuge_KermitD_goesprobablyhugelove-i dont get it whats the point of this?
hes recording the ugly parts of our society, trying to raise awareness for what some goverments do or showing how people react if they where aware of beeing filmed and monitored. Basically it also puts pressure on government institutions like the NSA or KGB and will maybe make people revolt against surveillance and control in the end... atleast thats how I interpretate it, this dude is a hero
How is a classroom full of students one of the "ugly parts of our society"? As the professor in the video Moritz linked clearly states, it's a private classroom that he is intruding on and wasting peoples time and money. He's is quite simply being an asshole and then when asked anything he just says "huh?" At best he is a moron that thinks he's making an amazing observation of the human psyche and at worst he is a completely mislead idiot that has no care for anyones privacy or time and seems to show he has almost 0 respect for those he is filming. From what I've watched this man is in no way, shape or form, "a hero".
I understand the point about surveillance and how people don't care about security cameras and how often they're filmed. The huge difference here is that not only is he actively intruding on them, he himself has much more presence than a camera, in a box, in a corner of a room. That's my two cents at least.
Alright let me get this straight..
First of all I never said anything about that classroom beeing an ugly part of society. Maybe you misread what I said or youre turning my words around for some reason but I said: [...] trying to raise awareness for what some goverments do or showing how people react [...] I know that hes beeing quiet frankly an asshole by intruding peoples homes and I wouldnt like if somebody did that to me aswell.
Let me explain tho why I said he is a hero (in context of the video in OP and not of the rest posted in this thread, as my first post was in context of this aswell...):
At the moment, in the modern world almost everybody seems to film whoever he wants, when he wants and where he wants. Be it kids with cellphone cameras, TV-shows with normal or "hidden cameras" that are trying to get the best of people, Youtubers that are trying to set the next big trend by e.g. pranking the casual citizen, your friends that want to show you whats going on at some place with a video or photo.
The thing that these examples and the surveillance camera mans video have common, is that people are getting filmed without permission, for entertainment or their privacy is intruded.
The thing that differs the surveillance guys video from the rest is, that hes making the people painfully aware of beeing filmed by constantly going in their face with the camera. (At this point let me say, that I dont really like his videos,but still think the statement is overall good.)
People are constantly getting filmed if they like it or not and nobody seems to do anything about it, now this guy gives people the opportunity to act against surveillance by giving it a face and shows this way very clearly imo how much people hate getting recorded and thus I also said that it puts pressure on e.g. the NSA or the KGB in the end..
Maybe youre right and this guy is a complete moron thats trying to entertain people in a really odd and not particulary sane way, but I still think the video makes a good point.
holy shit lets calm down people its just some dude with a camera being ballsy who cares
[quote=D_goesprobablyhuge][quote=_Kermit][quote=D_goesprobablyhuge][quote=love-]i dont get it whats the point of this?[/quote]
hes recording the ugly parts of our society, trying to raise awareness for what some goverments do or showing how people react if they where aware of beeing filmed and monitored. Basically it also puts pressure on government institutions like the NSA or KGB and will maybe make people revolt against surveillance and control in the end... atleast thats how I interpretate it, this dude is a hero[/quote]
How is a classroom full of students one of the "ugly parts of our society"? As the professor in the video Moritz linked clearly states, it's a private classroom that he is intruding on and wasting peoples time and money. He's is quite simply being an asshole and then when asked anything he just says "huh?" At best he is a moron that thinks he's making an amazing observation of the human psyche and at worst he is a completely mislead idiot that has no care for anyones privacy or time and seems to show he has almost 0 respect for those he is filming. From what I've watched this man is in no way, shape or form, "a hero".
I understand the point about surveillance and how people don't care about security cameras and how often they're filmed. The huge difference here is that not only is he actively intruding on them, he himself has much more presence than a camera, in a box, in a corner of a room. That's my two cents at least.[/quote]
Alright let me get this straight..
First of all I never said anything about that classroom beeing an ugly part of society. Maybe you misread what I said or youre turning my words around for some reason but I said: [...] trying to raise awareness for what some goverments do [b]or[/b] showing how people react [...] I know that hes beeing quiet frankly an asshole by intruding peoples homes and I wouldnt like if somebody did that to me aswell.
Let me explain tho why I said he is a hero (in context of the video in OP and not of the rest posted in this thread, as my first post was in context of this aswell...):
At the moment, in the modern world almost everybody seems to film whoever he wants, when he wants and where he wants. Be it kids with cellphone cameras, TV-shows with normal or "hidden cameras" that are trying to get the best of people, Youtubers that are trying to set the next big trend by e.g. pranking the casual citizen, your friends that want to show you whats going on at some place with a video or photo.
The thing that these examples and the surveillance camera mans video have common, is that people are getting filmed without permission, for entertainment or their privacy is intruded.
The thing that differs the surveillance guys video from the rest is, that hes making the people painfully aware of beeing filmed by constantly going in their face with the camera. (At this point let me say, that I dont really like his videos,but still think the statement is overall good.)
People are constantly getting filmed if they like it or not and nobody seems to do anything about it, now this guy gives people the opportunity to act against surveillance by giving it a face and shows this way very clearly imo how much people hate getting recorded and thus I also said that it puts pressure on e.g. the NSA or the KGB in the end..
Maybe youre right and this guy is a complete moron thats trying to entertain people in a really odd and not particulary sane way, but I still think the video makes a good point.[/quote]
holy shit lets calm down people its just some dude with a camera being ballsy who cares
There is very interesting toughts about security, privacy and also the perception of people regarding private / public space.
It remembered me a lot of work of Foucault, french thinker that i like a lot.
If you are offended by this video, because he could have disturbed those poor individuals while staring at them, there is something you dont understand in the world we live in.
There is very interesting toughts about security, privacy and also the perception of people regarding private / public space.
It remembered me a lot of work of Foucault, french thinker that i like a lot.
If you are offended by this video, because he could have disturbed those poor individuals while staring at them, there is something you dont understand in the world we live in.
JuicyD_goesprobablyhuge_KermitD_goesprobablyhugelove-i dont get it whats the point of this?
hes recording the ugly parts of our society, trying to raise awareness for what some goverments do or showing how people react if they where aware of beeing filmed and monitored. Basically it also puts pressure on government institutions like the NSA or KGB and will maybe make people revolt against surveillance and control in the end... atleast thats how I interpretate it, this dude is a hero
How is a classroom full of students one of the "ugly parts of our society"? As the professor in the video Moritz linked clearly states, it's a private classroom that he is intruding on and wasting peoples time and money. He's is quite simply being an asshole and then when asked anything he just says "huh?" At best he is a moron that thinks he's making an amazing observation of the human psyche and at worst he is a completely mislead idiot that has no care for anyones privacy or time and seems to show he has almost 0 respect for those he is filming. From what I've watched this man is in no way, shape or form, "a hero".
I understand the point about surveillance and how people don't care about security cameras and how often they're filmed. The huge difference here is that not only is he actively intruding on them, he himself has much more presence than a camera, in a box, in a corner of a room. That's my two cents at least.
Alright let me get this straight..
First of all I never said anything about that classroom beeing an ugly part of society. Maybe you misread what I said or youre turning my words around for some reason but I said: [...] trying to raise awareness for what some goverments do or showing how people react [...] I know that hes beeing quiet frankly an asshole by intruding peoples homes and I wouldnt like if somebody did that to me aswell.
Let me explain tho why I said he is a hero (in context of the video in OP and not of the rest posted in this thread, as my first post was in context of this aswell...):
At the moment, in the modern world almost everybody seems to film whoever he wants, when he wants and where he wants. Be it kids with cellphone cameras, TV-shows with normal or "hidden cameras" that are trying to get the best of people, Youtubers that are trying to set the next big trend by e.g. pranking the casual citizen, your friends that want to show you whats going on at some place with a video or photo.
The thing that these examples and the surveillance camera mans video have common, is that people are getting filmed without permission, for entertainment or their privacy is intruded.
The thing that differs the surveillance guys video from the rest is, that hes making the people painfully aware of beeing filmed by constantly going in their face with the camera. (At this point let me say, that I dont really like his videos,but still think the statement is overall good.)
People are constantly getting filmed if they like it or not and nobody seems to do anything about it, now this guy gives people the opportunity to act against surveillance by giving it a face and shows this way very clearly imo how much people hate getting recorded and thus I also said that it puts pressure on e.g. the NSA or the KGB in the end..
Maybe youre right and this guy is a complete moron thats trying to entertain people in a really odd and not particulary sane way, but I still think the video makes a good point.
holy shit lets calm down people its just some dude with a camera being ballsy who cares
Yeah no need to make a wall of text
[quote=Juicy][quote=D_goesprobablyhuge][quote=_Kermit][quote=D_goesprobablyhuge][quote=love-]i dont get it whats the point of this?[/quote]
hes recording the ugly parts of our society, trying to raise awareness for what some goverments do or showing how people react if they where aware of beeing filmed and monitored. Basically it also puts pressure on government institutions like the NSA or KGB and will maybe make people revolt against surveillance and control in the end... atleast thats how I interpretate it, this dude is a hero[/quote]
How is a classroom full of students one of the "ugly parts of our society"? As the professor in the video Moritz linked clearly states, it's a private classroom that he is intruding on and wasting peoples time and money. He's is quite simply being an asshole and then when asked anything he just says "huh?" At best he is a moron that thinks he's making an amazing observation of the human psyche and at worst he is a completely mislead idiot that has no care for anyones privacy or time and seems to show he has almost 0 respect for those he is filming. From what I've watched this man is in no way, shape or form, "a hero".
I understand the point about surveillance and how people don't care about security cameras and how often they're filmed. The huge difference here is that not only is he actively intruding on them, he himself has much more presence than a camera, in a box, in a corner of a room. That's my two cents at least.[/quote]
Alright let me get this straight..
First of all I never said anything about that classroom beeing an ugly part of society. Maybe you misread what I said or youre turning my words around for some reason but I said: [...] trying to raise awareness for what some goverments do [b]or[/b] showing how people react [...] I know that hes beeing quiet frankly an asshole by intruding peoples homes and I wouldnt like if somebody did that to me aswell.
Let me explain tho why I said he is a hero (in context of the video in OP and not of the rest posted in this thread, as my first post was in context of this aswell...):
At the moment, in the modern world almost everybody seems to film whoever he wants, when he wants and where he wants. Be it kids with cellphone cameras, TV-shows with normal or "hidden cameras" that are trying to get the best of people, Youtubers that are trying to set the next big trend by e.g. pranking the casual citizen, your friends that want to show you whats going on at some place with a video or photo.
The thing that these examples and the surveillance camera mans video have common, is that people are getting filmed without permission, for entertainment or their privacy is intruded.
The thing that differs the surveillance guys video from the rest is, that hes making the people painfully aware of beeing filmed by constantly going in their face with the camera. (At this point let me say, that I dont really like his videos,but still think the statement is overall good.)
People are constantly getting filmed if they like it or not and nobody seems to do anything about it, now this guy gives people the opportunity to act against surveillance by giving it a face and shows this way very clearly imo how much people hate getting recorded and thus I also said that it puts pressure on e.g. the NSA or the KGB in the end..
Maybe youre right and this guy is a complete moron thats trying to entertain people in a really odd and not particulary sane way, but I still think the video makes a good point.[/quote]
holy shit lets calm down people its just some dude with a camera being ballsy who cares[/quote]
Yeah no need to make a wall of text
x3There is very interesting toughts about security, privacy and also the perception of people regarding private / public space.
It remembered me a lot of work of Foucault, french thinker that i like a lot.
If you are offended by this video, because he could have disturbed those poor individuals while staring at them, there is something you dont understand in the world we live in.
I would be on your side if he specified his purpose on making the videos (maybe he did, I didn't see it). Something that noble, making the people realize that being spied on isn't cool, and we need to do something, would be amazing. However, all it appears to be is him getting shits and giggles pissing people off.
[quote=x3]There is very interesting toughts about security, privacy and also the perception of people regarding private / public space.
It remembered me a lot of work of Foucault, french thinker that i like a lot.
If you are offended by this video, because he could have disturbed those poor individuals while staring at them, there is something you dont understand in the world we live in.[/quote]
I would be on your side if he specified his purpose on making the videos (maybe he did, I didn't see it). Something that noble, making the people realize that being spied on isn't cool, and we need to do something, would be amazing. However, all it appears to be is him getting shits and giggles pissing people off.
stop worrying about why and get what you want outta it. it could be a laugh, perhaps something deeper, but the discussion was geared more towards the fact that content like this was TAKEN DOWN, not so much the purpose of the videos to begin with.
doesnt THAT bother anyone? censorship is something people are overlooking lately, and right now its being abused in a manner that's only foreshadowing bigger problems. this guy didnt sign up as a partner, or take any money, but after a year of this stuff he finally gets his google account fucked.
this was the point and main issue of my post, you are getting nowhere bickering about WHY he does it.
stop worrying about why and get what you want outta it. it could be a laugh, perhaps something deeper, but the discussion was geared more towards the fact that content like this was TAKEN DOWN, not so much the purpose of the videos to begin with.
doesnt THAT bother anyone? censorship is something people are overlooking lately, and right now its being abused in a manner that's only foreshadowing bigger problems. this guy didnt sign up as a partner, or take any money, but after a year of this stuff he finally gets his google account fucked.
this was the point and main issue of my post, you are getting nowhere bickering about WHY he does it.
boppetI would be on your side if he specified his purpose on making the videos (maybe he did, I didn't see it). Something that noble, making the people realize that being spied on isn't cool, and we need to do something, would be amazing. However, all it appears to be is him getting shits and giggles pissing people off.
thats part of the point tho
there is no reason
artttttttt
[quote=boppet]
I would be on your side if he specified his purpose on making the videos (maybe he did, I didn't see it). Something that noble, making the people realize that being spied on isn't cool, and we need to do something, would be amazing. However, all it appears to be is him getting shits and giggles pissing people off.[/quote]
thats part of the point tho
there is no reason
artttttttt
rofl i love how he just walks into the back of a taco bell and no one even notices
rofl i love how he just walks into the back of a taco bell and no one even notices
http://i.imgur.com/4gMEdwI.png
it's happening
in related news; amazon just released the amazon echo: a 24/7 surveillance device that uses "fair-field technology" so it can hear you from anywhere in the room and "updates" via "the cloud". amazon has even disabled rating and comments on their intro video in an attempt to combat criticism and further censorship: http://youtu.be/KkOCeAtKHIc
get yours today
[url=http://i.imgur.com/4gMEdwI.png][img]http://i.imgur.com/4gMEdwI.png[/img][/url]
it's happening
in related news; amazon just released the amazon echo: a 24/7 surveillance device that uses "fair-field technology" so it can hear you from anywhere in the room and "updates" via "the cloud". amazon has even disabled rating and comments on their intro video in an attempt to combat criticism and further censorship: http://youtu.be/KkOCeAtKHIc
get yours today
hooli
it's happening
in related news; amazon just released the amazon echo: a 24/7 surveillance device that uses "fair-field technology" so it can hear you from anywhere in the room and "updates" via "the cloud". amazon has even disabled rating and comments on their intro video in an attempt to combat criticism and further censorship: http://youtu.be/KkOCeAtKHIc
get yours today
It's been happening for years, the news media is powered by lazy sensationalism and diluting the facts away from real issues. Some people in the U.S. are literally more concerned with Dancing with the Stars or the Voice and shit like that rather than who they are voting for in the upcoming election. And the worst part is that its not getting any better.
[quote=hooli]
it's happening
in related news; amazon just released the amazon echo: a 24/7 surveillance device that uses "fair-field technology" so it can hear you from anywhere in the room and "updates" via "the cloud". amazon has even disabled rating and comments on their intro video in an attempt to combat criticism and further censorship: http://youtu.be/KkOCeAtKHIc
get yours today[/quote]
It's been happening for years, the news media is powered by lazy sensationalism and diluting the facts away from real issues. Some people in the U.S. are literally more concerned with Dancing with the Stars or the Voice and shit like that rather than who they are voting for in the upcoming election. And the worst part is that its not getting any better.
@ Boppet : i dont think the state ask their citizens to spy on them. But i can undertand your point.
@ Boppet : i dont think the state ask their citizens to spy on them. But i can undertand your point.
a comment on one of his videos said that the reason why youtube removed every video from his channel was because none of the people he filmed consented to having their pictures taken and posted online.
Google has been sued many times by people who didnt want to be seen on Google Street View, for example, even if their faces were blurred.
please stop overthinking this, theres not a secret conspiracy behind that guys videos, he probably enjoys pissing people off
BonafideI'm not sure but I think security camera's serve a different purpose than being an asshole
Im 100% sure the guy is not a security camera, mainly because ive never seen a security camera following people around, entering private property and doing so again after being kicked out
A security camera serves a purpose, which is surveillance, is that what you would call whatever that guy is doing?
sorry 4 engrish, not my native language
a comment on one of his videos said that the reason why youtube removed every video from his channel was because none of the people he filmed consented to having their pictures taken and posted online.
Google has been sued many times by people who didnt want to be seen on Google Street View, for example, even if their faces were blurred.
please stop overthinking this, theres not a secret conspiracy behind that guys videos, he probably enjoys pissing people off
[quote=Bonafide]I'm not sure but I think security camera's serve a different purpose than being an asshole[/quote]
Im 100% sure the guy is not a security camera, mainly because ive never seen a security camera following people around, entering private property and doing so again after being kicked out
A security camera serves a purpose, which is surveillance, is that what you would call whatever that guy is doing?
sorry 4 engrish, not my native language
i bet the scientology thing shut him down no joke
i bet the scientology thing shut him down no joke
is he merlini i swear they sound exactly the same
is he merlini i swear they sound exactly the same
Guys this isn't a high school English class.
He's just doing this for funny reactions
Guys this isn't a high school English class.
He's just doing this for funny reactions
http://puu.sh/cIGo2/7bc02dd34e.jpg
4:16
wake up sheeple
his account is now unlocked and he is back and put all of the first videos together, apparently he is making a new one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzysxHGZCAU
his account is now unlocked and he is back and put all of the first videos together, apparently he is making a new one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzysxHGZCAU
Guy is a retard harassing people why bother watching
Guy is a retard harassing people why bother watching
I understand being upset if he is filming you in private property, but I don't understand why people get so upset being filmed in public areas. Like there must be 10x more clips of him just pointing cameras at people who just keep going on with their business like he's not even there.
I understand being upset if he is filming you in private property, but I don't understand why people get so upset being filmed in public areas. Like there must be 10x more clips of him just pointing cameras at people who just keep going on with their business like he's not even there.
CondescendingCandlestickI understand being upset if he is filming you in private property, but I don't understand why people get so upset being filmed in public areas. Like there must be 10x more clips of him just pointing cameras at people who just keep going on with their business like he's not even there.
Well he's not making a point what so ever, he's following people around with his camera and basically provoking/harassing them and then later put it on youtube for views, it's really sad imo.
[quote=CondescendingCandlestick]I understand being upset if he is filming you in private property, but I don't understand why people get so upset being filmed in public areas. Like there must be 10x more clips of him just pointing cameras at people who just keep going on with their business like he's not even there.[/quote]
Well he's not making a point what so ever, he's following people around with his camera and basically provoking/harassing them and then later put it on youtube for views, it's really sad imo.
this doesnt really feel like hes doing anything significant with this. there really isnt any commentary or ulterior artistic motive it sorta just seems like generic "lol its not illegal to film people lets see if we can get some laughs invading peoples privacy"
this doesnt really feel like hes doing anything significant with this. there really isnt any commentary or ulterior artistic motive it sorta just seems like generic "lol its not illegal to film people lets see if we can get some laughs invading peoples privacy"
Bonafidehe's following people around with his camera and basically provoking/harassing them and then later put it on youtube for views, it's really sad imo.
but he never really provokes anyone... he just turns the camera on and points it at people
[quote=Bonafide]he's following people around with his camera and basically provoking/harassing them and then later put it on youtube for views, it's really sad imo.[/quote]
but he never really provokes anyone... he just turns the camera on and points it at people
CondescendingCandlestickBonafidehe's following people around with his camera and basically provoking/harassing them and then later put it on youtube for views, it's really sad imo.
but he never really provokes anyone... he just turns the camera on and points it at people
Constantly walking in on classes, people telling him to please leave and consistantly not listening to them asking him politely to turn the camera off is not provoking? smh
[quote=CondescendingCandlestick][quote=Bonafide]he's following people around with his camera and basically provoking/harassing them and then later put it on youtube for views, it's really sad imo.[/quote]
but he never really provokes anyone... he just turns the camera on and points it at people[/quote]
Constantly walking in on classes, people telling him to please leave and consistantly not listening to them asking him politely to turn the camera off is not provoking? smh
you do realize your initial reply was to a comment that was literally prefaced with
CondescendingCandlestickI understand being upset if he is filming you in private property
you do realize your initial reply was to a comment that was literally prefaced with [quote=CondescendingCandlestick]I understand being upset if he is filming you in private property[/quote]
CondescendingCandlestickLike there must be 10x more clips of him just pointing cameras at people who just keep going on with their business like he's not even there.
He wouldn't make the videos if they weren't eventful
[quote=CondescendingCandlestick]Like there must be 10x more clips of him just pointing cameras at people who just keep going on with their business like he's not even there.[/quote]
He wouldn't make the videos if they weren't eventful
CondescendingCandlestickyou do realize your initial reply was to a comment that was literally prefaced with CondescendingCandlestickI understand being upset if he is filming you in private property
I'm pretty sure if you'd ask someone on the street that you notice is purposely trying to film you in whatever way and you ask them nicely to turn it off and they don't you'd get upset too, like presented multiple times throughout his videos, especially the ones where he harasses people trying to make phone calls made me angry
[quote=CondescendingCandlestick]you do realize your initial reply was to a comment that was literally prefaced with [quote=CondescendingCandlestick]I understand being upset if he is filming you in private property[/quote][/quote]
I'm pretty sure if you'd ask someone on the street that you notice is purposely trying to film you in whatever way and you ask them nicely to turn it off and they don't you'd get upset too, like presented multiple times throughout his videos, especially the ones where he harasses people trying to make phone calls made me angry
This is the most amazing thing I have ever seen. You could teach a class just on the socio-cultural implications of this stuff.
This is the most amazing thing I have ever seen. You could teach a class just on the socio-cultural implications of this stuff.
I dont understand this guys vids, why go out on the street to film crazy people when u can do it from the comfort of ur own home as they willingly upload vids to yt?
I dont understand this guys vids, why go out on the street to film crazy people when u can do it from the comfort of ur own home as they willingly upload vids to yt?
BonafideCondescendingCandlestickBonafidehe's following people around with his camera and basically provoking/harassing them and then later put it on youtube for views, it's really sad imo.
but he never really provokes anyone... he just turns the camera on and points it at people
Constantly walking in on classes, people telling him to please leave and consistantly not listening to them asking him politely to turn the camera off is not provoking? smh
He's forthright about it. He's not hiding it at all. It's significantly different to put people on camera without their knowledge.
He just puts a camera on and there is no regulation against using images for non-monetized media. Beyond the places with No Trespassing signs or anything like that, he's not really doing anything explicitly wrong.
There's something to be said about the reactions. People thinking their privacy is being invaded by somebody recording things while they stand behind a building covered in windows is silly as fuck.
There are people that are sports about it. They're silly, like that lady trying to turn a trick. And I'm sure he has a lot of footage that doesn't show people being asses about it.
It's ridiculous to think that this guy, just recording casually, is doing anything worse than what people do on world star or when they record shows and other things. Making the videos of mundane things seems to be the biggest issue. If he were recording a fight or (barring the weird mall arrest, which only the mall was mad about) a police incident, what have you, but their reactions are overblown. When they call the cops, what do you think happens? Absolutely nothing, he's asked to leave the premises and does. He's simply showing that private lives exist on public property (admittedly, his camera in cars is slightly different). It may be some asinine philosophical political garbage, but he makes a valid point.
They get abrasive with him, but there's nothing different with him recording and him just walking by in life. Just weird shit tbh.
[quote=Bonafide][quote=CondescendingCandlestick][quote=Bonafide]he's following people around with his camera and basically provoking/harassing them and then later put it on youtube for views, it's really sad imo.[/quote]
but he never really provokes anyone... he just turns the camera on and points it at people[/quote]
Constantly walking in on classes, people telling him to please leave and consistantly not listening to them asking him politely to turn the camera off is not provoking? smh[/quote]
He's forthright about it. He's not hiding it at all. It's significantly different to put people on camera without their knowledge.
He just puts a camera on and there is no regulation against using images for non-monetized media. Beyond the places with No Trespassing signs or anything like that, he's not really doing anything explicitly wrong.
There's something to be said about the reactions. People thinking their privacy is being invaded by somebody recording things while they stand behind a building covered in windows is silly as fuck.
There are people that are sports about it. They're silly, like that lady trying to turn a trick. And I'm sure he has a lot of footage that doesn't show people being asses about it.
It's ridiculous to think that this guy, just recording casually, is doing anything worse than what people do on world star or when they record shows and other things. Making the videos of mundane things seems to be the biggest issue. If he were recording a fight or (barring the weird mall arrest, which only the mall was mad about) a police incident, what have you, but their reactions are overblown. When they call the cops, what do you think happens? Absolutely nothing, he's asked to leave the premises and does. He's simply showing that private lives exist on public property (admittedly, his camera in cars is slightly different). It may be some asinine philosophical political garbage, but he makes a valid point.
They get abrasive with him, but there's nothing different with him recording and him just walking by in life. Just weird shit tbh.
hes the kid in elementary school who puts his finger an inch away from you when hes told to keep his hands to himself, yelling "i'm not touching you!"
hes the kid in elementary school who puts his finger an inch away from you when hes told to keep his hands to himself, yelling "i'm not touching you!"
alright, so its legal. He's still an ass.
alright, so its legal. He's still an ass.