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 Originally Posted by juan
As I understand it, the cell-phone digital camera idiots prompted this law. They were taking photos of women in gyms and other such places and then emailing them or uploading them. I think, rather than the Video Voyerism law, we need one simply authorizing us to shoot people doing such stuff, and also shoot people who are talking on a cell phone while driving.
juan
Good points regarding improper use of a cellphone in the locker room and behind the wheel (the driving being the far worse of the two). However, proponents of this awful bill should note that photography of this sort potentially violates a number of existing laws. Let's concentrate on enforcement and proper interpretation of existing privacy laws.
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Originally Posted by Magic Rat
This is nothing more than what has been needed. A law to prosecute doosh bags who walk around the mall with a video camera on the end of a cane or their shoe. Up until recently the law was on their side because there is no "assumption of privacy" in public areas. This is intended to keep my private parts, well, private. As the father of a little girl I welcome it. The defenitions are pretty clear.They will work in the best interest of the general public.
The Rat
As the father of two beautiful teenage girls, I expect them to dress and carry themselves appropriately; thus avoiding such possibilities. Honestly, the shoe phone guys don't disgust me nearly as much as the authors of this bill.
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"You do NOT have a right to my likeness or my image. You have no right to my person or my body under any circumstance unless I give it to you first."
If you are in a public area, we do. Even if you are in your backyard & it is open to view from a public sidewalk, we do. You could argue about it if you were in your living room, but stand there with a big picture window where anyone walking by can look in and you will get an argument.
If we can see it, we can photograph it.
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