If I go to the mall wearing skin tight speedo briefs, a tinfoil hat, and nothing else, then start doing a little kooky-dance and somebody takes a photo or video of it and posts it on youtube, do I have the right to sue him/her? Should they be arrested and convicted?
Would anybody be justified in 'victim blaming' if they claimed it was my fault that I got filmed because I decided to do a kooky-dance while wearing nothing but a speedo brief and a tinfoil hat?
Do I retain the right not to be photographed or video recorded if I engage in such a behavior?
It is my contention your same answers to the above questions apply to the mini-skirted escalator riding girl described in Synack's post.
Would anybody be justified in 'victim blaming' if they claimed it was my fault that I got filmed because I decided to do a kooky-dance while wearing nothing but a speedo brief and a tinfoil hat?
Do I retain the right not to be photographed or video recorded if I engage in such a behavior?
It is my contention your same answers to the above questions apply to the mini-skirted escalator riding girl described in Synack's post.
I used to tell a lot of religious jokes. Not any more, I'm a registered sects offender.
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