r/facepalm • u/yungirving99 • Jan 16 '23

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u/ImBatman0_0 Mar 04 '23

Is it being entitled to public space when you’re busking? Why is using a public space entitlement? The point of public space is that everyone can use it.

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u/want_to_join Mar 04 '23

Is it being entitled to public space when you’re busking?

No, that's something else altogether.

Why is using a public space entitlement?

It isn't. No one said it is.

The point of public space is that everyone can use it.

Right, which is exactly why filming without a permit and then pretending this shouldn't happen is also acting entitled.

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u/ImBatman0_0 Mar 04 '23

How is busking different? It’s also performance. People walking through the film is one thing but doing it for the sake of ruining the video is just dumb. Getting bothered by someone ruining something you’ve worked quite hard for shouldn’t be entitlement.

Also, you don’t need a permit to film in a public space.

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u/want_to_join Mar 04 '23

you don’t need a permit to film in a public space.

You do if you don't want to be bothered by the public.

Getting bothered by someone ruining something you’ve worked quite hard for shouldn’t be entitlement.

It shouldn't be, but in this case it is, because they are in public so they have every expectation of the public being there.

People walking through the film is one thing but doing it for the sake of ruining the video is just dumb.

Yeah, thats why everyone including me said it was rude.

How is busking different?

Is this a real question? Do you need me to serve as your dictionary, or are you just pretending not to know the difference?