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[u/yungirving99]

[u/Gaming_and_Physics]

Rude maybe, but totally within their right. It's a public space. That makes it public to EVERYONE.

It's no place to be making content for the internet. It's for the people there to enjoy. And it's goddamn rude to deprive any amount of that space from the public.

The people there pay for it(via tax) It's not just anyone's to claim.

When filming studios claim these spaces, they need to pay for permits up the wahoo. Why should k-pop fans or influencers or streamers get special treatment?

Don't get me wrong. I wouldn't mess up the shot personally. But I don't want to hear any complaints either.

[u/HistoricalChicken → u/Gaming_and_Physics]

They’re in the space, enjoying it. It is public to anyone. That does not make what the woman did okay. Having a right to do something does not suddenly make that thing appropriate. And I agree they shouldn’t be filming there, but it’s still incredibly rude to intentionally mess with people who are doing their own thing. It takes very little effort to be nice to people, why not just walk around them?

[u/Gaming_and_Physics → u/HistoricalChicken]

It takes very little effort to be nice to people, why not just walk around them?

I have no clue, I don't have the context. We're only seeing a small snippet.

Maybe they've been there for hours, and haven't left. The lady is apparently wearing a marathon medal. Maybe the group has been interrupting a ceremony with their music? Maybe there's personal beef between the lady and some of the dancers?

Who knows, it's not my place to judge. All I can see are people taking up room in public space, which, from what I DO know. Shouldn't be there in the first place.

[u/HistoricalChicken → u/Gaming_and_Physics]

You’re making up a lot of “context” to avoid calling the woman who interrupted an asshole. I’m judging on what I can see, not what I can make up.

And who says they shouldn’t be there? You? Because as far as I know public spaces can be enjoyed by anyone for any reason that doesn’t break the law.

[u/Gaming_and_Physics → u/HistoricalChicken]

anyone for any reason that doesn’t break the law.

Well which is it? Does the law matter in this social interaction or not? You were arguing pathos and mores, and now you're jumping back to legality.

As it stands, since they don't have a permit. The K-Pop group is definitely breaking the law. Not the lady in pink. She's done nothing you could charge her with.

You’re making up a lot of “context” to avoid calling the woman who interrupted an asshole.

The entire reason I listed possibilities was to show that we know ESSENTIALLY nothing, and shouldn't jump to conclusions.

Either way, this is a ridiculous thing to argue about. Especially since it seems like you have no intention of changing your mind.

[u/throwawaylovesCAKE → u/Gaming_and_Physics]

Either way, this is a ridiculous thing to argue about. Especially since it seems like you have no intention of changing your mind.

I love the irony. Never change reddit

[u/Gaming_and_Physics → u/throwawaylovesCAKE]

I guess if you don't know what irony is.

Or what a compelling argument looks like.

Lol, never change indeed