[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by vesavius

Because it's polite...


Legal and moral are not the same things

Them walking over to him was a response to his rude behaviour and what he wanted of course. As I say, these audit channels rely on provoking people for content. It's hard to claim that he was being 'harrassed' when he instigated the situation intentionally is all I am really saying.

Actually I think it is very rude.

If someone is filming something in public i would never dream of going up to them and telling them to stop. in fact i would avoid them at all costs to make sure i wasnt in their film.

[vesavius]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Actually I think it is very rude.

If someone is filming something in public i would never dream of going up to them and telling them to stop. in fact i would avoid them at all costs to make sure i wasnt in their film.

As I say, I agree that the security guards did a bad job here.

But they didn't instigate the situation by being the first to act rude, they simply made the mistake of reacting to the provocation. They need to be trained better.

There are no good guys in this video.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by vesavius

As I say, I agree that the security guards did a bad job here.

But they didn't instigate the situation by being the first to act rude, they simply made the mistake of reacting to the provocation. They need to be trained better.

There are no good guys in this video.

The security guards were first to act rude by walking
up to him and telling him he cant be doing what hes doing...how rude is that!