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LuminousJaeSoul t1_ismcm1p wrote
Redditors really have a weird thing where they take pictures of random people and thinking it's okay. Just glad to see people bringing it up.
XBakaTacoX t1_ismb0rf wrote
Yes, the moment is nice, cannot deny that, and yes, it made me smile.
But you can't just take a photo of random people and post it on the internet, especially of kids, even if you're trying to spread good vibes.
Get your good vibe posts/karma/whatever a different way.
Please don't do this again. It's not right.
Others will probably be mad, call you out, etc, but I won't do that. Hopefully what I wrote makes sense to you.
Mallee78 t1_ismjdij wrote
Yeah it's not just "I don't want my kids on the itnernet" some children may have been taken away from dangerous situation from very dangerous people and their faces on the internet puts them and their caretaker in danger.
XBakaTacoX t1_isn0aod wrote
That's exactly right. Not only is it weird, but it could even be dangerous.
I sure hope not, but you're absolutely right.
getyourcheftogether t1_ismfj9g wrote
Honestly, leave them alone
Sweet_Venom t1_ismhipu wrote
It's not cute to take pics of random people or their kids just minding their own business out in public. I know it's legal in many places but that doesn't mean you HAVE to take their pic and then post it.
mastervadr t1_ism8cl8 wrote
Creepy
Autumnwood t1_ism9lk4 wrote
Did you ask if you could post a picture of him and his kids on the internet?!
ResponsibleShampoo t1_ism5o96 wrote
And you don't know them at all?
TCGboi2020 t1_ismiro9 wrote
This is just creepy. Don't do this again
Crazy_Mammoth_6381 t1_ism7nqr wrote
Did you take their pics with consent
jaurex OP t1_ismhrxr wrote
lol what do you call "candid" photography? photos of people without their consent
Kbdiggity t1_ismimw3 wrote
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The Disney version of this movie gave me nightmares as a kid.
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OP you are creepy for taking this photo.
Cherre1 t1_ismkxwc wrote
This is so wrong. Mind your own business!!
catscausetornadoes t1_ismjvdv wrote
Here’s the thing about posting public pictures of children: if you want to do it in a way that doesn’t expose them to danger you don’t include information about where and when those children could be found. This picture includes the station they presumably regularly travel through, and is obviously afternoon after school. That’s enough information to find these people with a half assed effort and you shouldn’t do this.
jaurex OP t1_ismlj0t wrote
actually it was after 8pm
CrimsonBrit t1_ismrg5u wrote
Delete this post you creep.
Kentuckianquitter t1_ismbyxr wrote
I'm 35 and watched the original movie for the first time Friday night. I would have been horrified if I watched it as a kid
mr_blanket t1_ismdm9o wrote
I did. I was.
I literally cannot get that scene of the kids turning into rats out of my head. Decades later it’s burned into my brain forever. I’ve never seen the movie twice.
NationalNegotiation4 t1_ismhe5t wrote
Although I agree that it is a violation of a private moment, it is in a public place. The law allows this and it protects all of us from totalitarianism.
CrimsonBrit t1_ismria2 wrote
They are children
NationalNegotiation4 t1_ismu8tq wrote
I never said they aren’t, nor did I say that this isn’t a moral grey area. It’s about the journalistic freedoms that are also allowed by the same laws.
What if nobody was allowed to film when Michael Jackson held his baby off a balcony, because it’s a baby?
CrimsonBrit t1_ismr8qj wrote
Don’t see pictures of people in public and post them online. This is the L train in Brooklyn, an area of New York that is lower class and mostly minorities where most people on that train are likely residents, not tourists. They’re just going about their lives and you’re taking pictures of them. If I were on that train and my picture of me and my children (who are minors) appeared on Reddit I would feel a large sense of privacy lost.
flamingoeater t1_ismlmp3 wrote
Hah, we just finished this book a week ago and even watched the movie.
Meikok t1_ismnjfd wrote
Nice moment. Well done. People criticise NYC and for good reason but I find that 99.99% just want to get on with their lives. Even the drug addicts across the street never give us trouble.
Chill0000 t1_ismq7i0 wrote
Wonder what the guy in the hoodie is listening to
portray t1_ismw8ss wrote
This is weird why you taking photos of some random family
darth__sidious t1_ismkkrs wrote
That is definitely a core memory
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AnnatoniaMac t1_ismb0ac wrote
I loved that book.
caceresd2 t1_ismfmf6 wrote
How do you know is that book? He was reading aloud? Great book
maxpowe_ t1_ismkv95 wrote
For all the people complaining: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_photography
CrimsonBrit t1_ismrpxc wrote
Seems like a law that should be revisited
jaurex OP t1_ism4ems wrote
they were on the train before me and he was still going at it when i got off after 30 minutes. what a guy. just in time for Halloween :-)
GetInLoser_Lets_RATM t1_ism913z wrote
Oh so they gave you permission to take and post their photo online? Cool.
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scot816 t1_ism4m1c wrote
and now this innocent personal moment between this man and his daughters is unknowingly pasted across the world on social media...lol nice
wtf are you sneaking pics of this for OP heartfelt-induced karma on aww sub really?