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[_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)17:42 No.2432575
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)17:47 No.2432583
suervelianse
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)17:48 No.2432585
Americans
Yes, they are this aggressive.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)17:48 No.2432586
"calm down."
I love the way he says that.
like
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)17:49 No.2432587
>>2432585
the chinese dudes get pretty fucking pissed too
honestly, what would you do if you're minding your own business and the next thing you know
someone is pointing a camera right in your face?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)17:50 No.2432589
>>2432585
is there any country where you could do this and 90% of them WOULDN'T flip the fuck out?
like, maybe actually enjoy their life for a time?
I'd like to move there
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)17:54 No.2432597
>>2432589
Sorry people don't like having a camera shoved in their face.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)17:56 No.2432601
>>2432597
It's just a camera. You don't have to lose your shit.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)17:56 No.2432602
Calm down, guys.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)17:58 No.2432605
>>2432601
You seriously don't get how people would have a problem with this?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:01 No.2432613
the reason why people get agressive is that they don't know with what purpose are they getting
filmed so here comes the imagination flowing through their scared little minds
so imho they are being too precautious that's all
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:02 No.2432615
>>2432605
It's not like he's filming them in their own fucking houses or something.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:02 No.2432617
>>2432605
I do, but people are still overly aggressively.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:07 No.2432624
Isn't it illegal to film people without their permission?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:11 No.2432630
>>2432624
No.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:12 No.2432631
Women can be registered sex offenders?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:19 No.2432640
I understand is annoying.
but, you people need to calm the fuck down.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:22 No.2432643
>>2432624
No. You have no expectation of privacy in a public place. If you don't want to be photographed or
videotaped, don't go outdoors.
If there were any kind of laws against photographing or recording people without their express
permission, photography would be absolutely fucked. Big news story? Well, too bad, you gotta get
permission from all 200 people gawking at the house burning down or the giant pileup on the
highway. On vacation and want to take photos? Better get permission from everybody else at the
Statue of Liberty that day or you might take someone's photo on accident. Big crowd at the
convention? Might as well forget it, someone might flip out if you're taking a picture of someone
while they're standing behind them.
What amuses me is how people get intensely riled up about Joe Sixpack with his smartphone or
Douche McFaggot with his Google Glasses when nobody cares about surveillance cameras recording
everything you do, everywhere you do.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:25 No.2432645
he fucking followed him, what do you expect?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:31 No.2432657
>>2432643
>What amuses me is how people...
Um, that was the point of this video.
However, I think there's more to it than that. First of all, 7-Elevens and Banks and such have an
unambiguous and well-known motive for operating security cameras. Nobody has to ask "why is that
camera here? What are you going to do with the video?" They are also confined to well-defined
"private" spaces. Some banks and such have cameras on the outside of the building too, but they
are clearly intended to secure their own premises.
(field too long)
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:32 No.2432658
>>2432643
In germany we have this regulation that it's allowed to take pictures of people, but you're not
allowed to publish them without their permission. Exception is if the picture isn't explicitely
about them and they just happen to be on it like on a group shot or in the background.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:32 No.2432659
>>2432657 (continued)
A guy on the street holding a video camera at eye-level is not equivalent to these security
cameras at all. For one, this cameraman singled individuals out, rather than merely recording an
entire area. He filmed people in public spaces that aren't owned by anybody, in which people do
not expect to be recorded. When you walk into a store you aren't surprised in the least to see a
camera there, but when you are talking on the phone on the sidewalk, you don't expect to be
recorded. Finally, the biggest difference here is that this cameraman's intentions are totally
unclear. People wouldn't react like this if they were accidentally photographed by tourists,
because they understand immediately why the picture is being taken and what it is being used for.
People don't react like this when they walk by a TV camera set up in front of a news reporter,
either--if anything, they are excited and curious about what newsworthy event is happening.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:38 No.2432662
>>2432658
Germany also has laws prohibiting certain uses of a four-sided shape. It's not comparable to a
situation in a country with extremely broad personal freedoms.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:39 No.2432664
>>2432662
freedom stops where the freedom of other people begins
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:41 No.2432666
>>2432664
What about my freedom not to suffer your existence? Does that give me the right to kill you? Etc.
In the United States, this catchy little platitude is not applicable.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:41 No.2432667
that guy eating french fries while listening to opera or whatever
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:43 No.2432669
>>2432666
Are you stupid? It's exactly the other way round. You don't have the right to kill me because I
have the right to live.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:45 No.2432672
>>2432669
Protesters have the right to shout at me even if it annoys me when I'm on my way to the abortion
clinic.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:45 No.2432673
>>2432669
Americans aren't known to be particularly smart.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:46 No.2432676
>>2432672
Yes they do. However they do not have the right to stop you. Because they don't have unlimited
freedom. It stops where your rights begin. I really don't get how you have a hard time grasping
this concept
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:47 No.2432679
murica discusson incoming
bump for continued butthurt
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:47 No.2432681
>>2432643
That's true but there's a difference between doing something as a form or art or informational
purposes and stepping into peoples business establishments (private property), and personal space
(anywhere less than 1 - 3 ft (0.3 to 0.9m) ) without explicit permission.. This guy was harassing
people in public with his camera and stepping into private establishments to film without
permission.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:49 No.2432683
>>2432659
>>2432657
finally, I've understood this from day 1 it's good to see others get the point of these videos as
well
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:50 No.2432685
>>2432676
What about my right to have a peaceful abortion?
>> [_] Ukraine 06/27/14(Fri)18:50 No.2432686
Ill pay someone to do that to Putin
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:50 No.2432687
>>2432673
says the yuropoor
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:51 No.2432688
>>2432605
Just taking a video man.
That pharmacy you went?
It had cameras.
Just taking a video
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:52 No.2432691
>>2432685
They can't do shit about you having an abortion if it's legal in your state
>> [_] ass 06/27/14(Fri)18:52 No.2432693
>>2432679
Can you into /f/? pls newfeg
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:53 No.2432695
>>2432589
anywhere in Europe
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:55 No.2432696
>>2432685
You don't have a right to it, you have the freedom to it, so it's up to chance.
>Yuropoors in charge of understanding the difference between freedom and rights
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)18:56 No.2432697
>>2432589
>is there any country where you could do this and 90% of them WOULDN'T flip the fuck out?
Almost everywhere, including America. No on minded all the surveillance cameras on every street
corner, they seem pretty chill about it. They're also pretty all right with NSA spying and
sorting through all their private discussions.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)19:10 No.2432714
>>2432587
Nothing if I'm in public place and there is no expectation of privacy.
>> [_] Sage01 06/27/14(Fri)19:11 No.2432716
People who complain about their privacy in public spaces in acountry that disrespects their
privacy outside of and in public spaces always make me laugh.
Fucking tools man.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)19:30 No.2432734
let me guess
two kinds of people in this thread
those who have a good time while enjoying the political message camera guy puts out
and those redditor government cocksuckers who say WELL ITS DIFFERENT WHEN THE GOVERNMENT DOES IT
THIS GUY IS AN ASSHOLE I HOPE HE DIES!
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)19:38 No.2432744
>>2432734
Just Eurotards vs. Amerifats. Stereotypes everywhere, etc.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)19:41 No.2432746
>>2432667
Yeah, much love to him
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)19:44 No.2432748
>>2432667
That guy seemed baked off his ass.
Seemed like a decent fellow though.
also
>zzz-
>(glances at camera)
>hullo...
>hi...
>zzzzz
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)19:51 No.2432754
Imagine instead, a man walked up to you, stood within your comfort zone, and just stared at you.
I don't think it's the camera.
I think we are naturally offput by perverts. And when they have a camera, it leaves little to our
faith that he's just doing it accidentally.
Personally, if someone was watching me, camera or no, I'd get aggressive. Just like if random
strangers butted into my conversations. Or someone came really close to me and started flashing
mouthfuls of chewed up food in their mouth at me.
None of it's illegal, and it's not harming me at all. But the powerlessness of being unable to
legally put a stop to it is enough to make me rage.
It only takes one socially retarded asshole to send someone into a fury.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)19:56 No.2432760
I would of just acted cool and then grab and smash his camera. Who the fuck does this unless you
a troll anyway.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)19:59 No.2432766
>>2432734
>>2432744
I'm a Shitpostralian that considered pretending to be both European and American to egg both
sides on but I guess I don't really need to.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)20:01 No.2432770
>>2432760
>would of
Nobody cares about your opinion, gradeschooler.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)20:04 No.2432773
>>2432754
This man has pointed it out. These people are afraid of not being able to stop him. He isn't
doing anything wrong, nor illegal, but they simply don't like it so they get angry and make noise
like babies because there is nothing they can do to stop him. Some threaten to call the cops
because they think the police will do something, but he leaves by the time they arrive, so
ultimately there is no accountability held upon him. While I would go about this in a different
manner, maybe informing people of what is happening, Surveillance Man is just a man holding a
camera and pointing out the paranoia that a lot of people have these days
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)20:07 No.2432778
>>2432770
grammar nazi HAHAHAHAHAHA
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)20:10 No.2432782
>>2432778
Thank you for proving my point.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)20:11 No.2432785
This man is my hero! He's just started a movement. i had no idea you could have this level of fun
with a complete lack of any structured plans
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)20:14 No.2432791
I have a problem when government does this AND when random people do this. Maybe even more so
random people. I have social anxiety and slight paranoia so if someone came up to me to film me,
I'd be really irked and would probably lash out and or cry after asking nicely for them to stop.
It's almost the equivalency of a sibling putting their finger reallll close to you and repeatedly
saying "I'm not touching you." Only with a stranger. And then somehow claiming it's some
political message.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)20:15 No.2432795
>>2432681
>stepping into people's business establishments
That's not protected space. You can record on private property all you want. Someone in a
position of authority can tell you to leave (after which you'd be trespassing if you refuse) but
they're not legally able to take your camera or ask you to delete pictures/video.
>>2432657
>an unambiguous and well-known motive
Treating me like a criminal before I've even stepped foot in the store?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/27/14(Fri)20:17 No.2432796
>>2432795
>Treating me like a criminal before I've even stepped foot in the store?
I addressed that, faggot. If the employee behind the counter held a camera right in your fucking
face--you, personally, and nobody else--you would get mad too. The cameras in a store don't
target any one person individually, they are just surveillance of the premises.
