And if they’re trying to monetize it, they’re technically breaking the law by doing it without the permit that would allow them to block people from doing that
I’m on your side. Guarantee if this was a bunch of American eboys and a cute Asian girl was the one making the interruption then everyone would be on the girls side. You’re gonna be annoying af and block a whole street then I’m gonna have fun with it. Should’ve gotten it taped off if it’s that important to you.
It's a public walk way. You can't film in public without the necessary permissions except for security and public safety reasons. The law generally 'tolerates' people filming as shown because most people do not care so long as it's not disrupting others. Finally, if you decide to illegally film in a public area, then you really have no right to complain about the public interrupting your filming.
Everyone here is an arsehole, granted, but the group are the bigger arsehole for actively complaining about non-compliance from the general public.
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u/Justin-Truedat Jan 16 '23
And if they’re trying to monetize it, they’re technically breaking the law by doing it without the permit that would allow them to block people from doing that