zinfamous
No Lifer
- Jul 12, 2006
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Doesn't the girl kind of look like Hayden Penitentiary?
nah. the girl in this video is attractive.
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Doesn't the girl kind of look like Hayden Penitentiary?
By your logic, it's ok for a girl to be raped if she wore shitty clothes. If it's unwanted, its unwanted. Rationalizing that the girl was asking for it is stupid.
Besides, it was a photo shoot. She dressed for the camera, not the public.
Let's see - maybe not to have some obese, middle-aged asswipe take zoomed shots of her crotch? Is that really too much to ask?
i understand that, but it's still wrong. and all those who are defending this guy and calling the bike dude a douchebag are almost as disgusting as the creep who was taking videos of the girl.
why do you and others think you have a right to say the guy who is just filming this girl to make an awkward video intent on embarrassing the girl and causing a scene for the Howard Stern show is fine, but we don't have a right to say he's a jackass?Yes, it's too much to ask, your in public. If one wanted to ensure that some horny old dude was not going to show up schedule the photo shoot indoors, how hard is that? And wait, if the dude with the camera was 22 and hot than it would not be any less harassing?..
No, that's not my "logic" at all and your statement that I approve rape I find insulting, I have never myself raised my hand to a woman and find those who do cowards. Now, my point is if your going to act like she did on a crowded NYC street you can't really be surprised by what happened. If I think it's a good idea to adorn a pair of daisy dukes on my 210lb ass should I be shocked when I'm laughed at??. This girl had on very revealing shorts and thrusts her (fine) ass over a chair and remains stationary for several minutes in the middle of a street, should she be surprised when some unsavory dude tapes her??..
why do you and others think you have a right to say the guy who is just filming this girl to make an awkward video intent on embarrassing the girl and causing a scene for the Howard Stern show is fine, but we don't have a right to say he's a jackass?
What I find funny is that all of the ATOT lawyers who chimed in came in on the side of the camera guy being a jackass. And we get a bad name in society.
I seriously can't fathom how the camera guy can be "right" in this situation at all.
why do you and others think you have a right to say the guy who is just filming this girl to make an awkward video intent on embarrassing the girl and causing a scene for the Howard Stern show is fine, but we don't have a right to say he's a jackass?
lmfao...goober, goober, goober...
The video guy sounds like he's either a little slow or on something..
Actually, he was screwing with them, its what the guy does is go around and screw with people, and that was his intention here. He might have a legal right to do what he did, but likewise, nothing I said for them to do was illegal in any way either, so what's your point?
comparing, yes. equating, no.
learn the difference.
its difficult to not make a much smaller leap of logic than you did.this dude tried to take away her choice in the matter and violated her without her consent. that is kinda close to rape... it's just that instead of using his body, he tried using a video camera.
My point is he should not be harassed by cops for doing what he has a legal right to do, as you suggest.
Doesn't the girl kind of look like Hayden Penitentiary?
uh, no. if someone says something to the effect of "she was asking for it" for doing something and CLEARLY not "asking for it", then it's applicable. she didn't go out there and wear some miniskirt, try to draw attention to herself, and then strip for people or anything. she just wanted to, most likely, get some senior photos. she was dressed in modest attire and point ballet shoes.
she wasn't "asking for it". this dude tried to take away her choice in the matter and violated her without her consent. that is kinda close to rape... it's just that instead of using his body, he tried using a video camera.
except 10 times hotter.
Legally, hes in the clear.
Other than that, hes being a jackass. I think its a gray area though, we used to have cheerleading camps at my college during the summer and they hired campus police to shoo "deter" scrupulous figures from taking pics of all the girls.
The girl was probably taking pics for a portfolio or something artsy.
but... he was trying to get a reaction. that was his whole reason for being there. seriously, if i were actually there i'd tell him to get lost too.You do, and but that's your opinion and your certainly entitled to it, fact is if your doing a photo shoot on a public street, to bad, so sad, he has a right to be there as well jackass or not. What right does the old bad have to tell him where he can/can't aim his camera?? NONE..really if you think about it if they just let him be probably would have gone unnoticed, he wasn't making lewd comments or suggestions to the girl, just had a camera on her and that's it..
but... he was trying to get a reaction. that was his whole reason for being there. seriously, if i were actually there i'd tell him to get lost too.
except 10 times hotter.
I call bullshit on your bullshit. He made plenty of idiotic, anger inciting comments. He knew by his actions alone that he would get someone to speak up against him, and then he could get them riled up. It was all calculated by a pro.Bullshit, if he was trying to get a reaction he would have been making comments like "hold it there for a sec baby", he said not a word and was no closer to her than anyone else, self-righteous old bat started it all with "I deny you to point your camera at her", again, if no one said anything to him they would have finished the shoot without incident and some dude would have a few minutes of footage of a nice young girl's ass, big deal..
