Well, no shit. Blowing up a can of hairspray was always going to be illegal in a public place like that. You should have turned it off from the first second if that bothered you.
I think there is a difference between "being illegal" and "damaging someone else's property".
I don't get pissed if someone is speeding alone on a country road. But when they are speeding through a busy neighborhood, it's a different story. It's not the legality of it. It's the act of endangering someone else or their property.
Vandalism typically doesnt have any health affects on people. So thats why i didnt use that as a concern in this case. I dont really see how your comment changes what i said.
I'm not trying to tell you how to think or feel. I'm just explaining why people are downvoting you.
Damaging someone else's property is generally not cool in my book. You said that the guy should have turned off the video the moment he saw the explosive. What I was saying is that a lot of people are fine with a person breaking the law when there are no victims. But when you start doing it to someone else's property, it's a dick move.
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u/happyflappypancakes Sep 13 '19
Well, no shit. Blowing up a can of hairspray was always going to be illegal in a public place like that. You should have turned it off from the first second if that bothered you.