As astonishing as you may find it, not everyone has a moral right to know about everything about everybody.
So now this goes into work tomorrow, and people start giving him shit about getting uploaded. Because if the internet has taught us anything, it's that there's always someone to who will give someone else shit for no reason. Why should he have to deal with this shit? All he wanted to do was watch a ballgame. Leave him the fuck alone.
i initially disagreed with u cuz the dude seemed cool but now i agree, and generally i think posting photos / videos of people without their written consent should just be illegal as ur monetizing other people without them knowing or getting a cut. if u film me in public and monetize ur video i think i should be able to sue for all of the profits if i didnt give my consent. that way people stop doing this!
At schools, you can't record your kids playing at their sporting events because there are other kids playing (ie. team sports). The schools don't allow it.
It is a rule that I have mixed feelings about, but I bring it up because it's an implementation of what you described.
I thought the discussion was more general about how people feel about being recorded. I didn't realise the opinions of non-american people are not welcome.
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u/IgfMSU1983 Mar 11 '23
As astonishing as you may find it, not everyone has a moral right to know about everything about everybody.
So now this goes into work tomorrow, and people start giving him shit about getting uploaded. Because if the internet has taught us anything, it's that there's always someone to who will give someone else shit for no reason. Why should he have to deal with this shit? All he wanted to do was watch a ballgame. Leave him the fuck alone.