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Sega Saturn posted:"excuse me mr police officer can i take a picture of you beating this black man? no? okay id hate to be rude" only racists shame creeps
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Jul 28, 2014 18:02
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how hard really is it to say something like "hey awesome smurfette costume! picture?" and then when she nods you hold up your phone and then just zoom in on the tittys? everybodys happy this way i think
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Jul 28, 2014 18:02
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Reminder that sociopathy is pretty common and that there is no mechanism in place at the Something Awful Forums to filter them out
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Jul 28, 2014 18:04
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some webpage about California law posted:Subsection (j) of Penal Code 647 PC is California's criminal invasion of privacy law. It is a complex law, full of nuances and technicalities. In simple terms, however, you violate it when you: so why aren't they getting the law involved to prosecute this poo poo?
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Jul 28, 2014 18:05
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Sega Saturn posted:there's nothing wrong with laws banning upskirts and poo poo but some of you are legit arguing that public photography should be illegal If someone takes your picture specifically and keeps doing it after you request not to have your photo taken, you can report them for harassment. What's so wrong about asking to take someone's picture? Stop pretending you're TMZ and be a decent human being when it comes to photography.
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Jul 28, 2014 18:06
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Sega Saturn posted:so why aren't they getting the law involved to prosecute this poo poo? its mostly a waste of the court's time and can be hard to prove.
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Jul 28, 2014 18:06
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FrostedButts posted:If someone takes your picture specifically and keeps doing it after you request not to have your photo taken, you can report them for harassment. What's so wrong about asking to take someone's picture? Stop pretending you're TMZ and be a decent human being when it comes to photography. if i'm not allowed to take snaps of wonder woman's rear end from across a crowded room that's EXACTLY like being in favor of the CCTV police state !!!
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Jul 28, 2014 18:07
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Literally nobody is upset about being photographed in a normal, "cataloging all the cool costumes" way, nor "showing up in the background of someone else's photo" They don't want eerie maladjusted motherfuckers surreptitiously snapping photos of their rear end If you are pretending they're making the first argument, you're making up bullshit to fit a preconceived notion that anytime women object to men's actions, there Must be something unreasonable about their objections You are probably the motherfucker in the equation
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Jul 28, 2014 18:08
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Exactly it allows a person to decide- based upon the attractiveness or status of the photographer- who can take their photo. They want alpha high status males to objectify them, not beta neckbeards. So what do the neckbeards do? "It's the law! You have no expectation of privacy in public!" And they are right.
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Jul 28, 2014 18:11
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I'm just trying to peep some fine rear end tittays
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Jul 28, 2014 18:12
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSJ0DQ2NFI8 just a reminder that this is what repressed male sexuality looks like, if you think being a non creeper for these virg's is easy.
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Jul 28, 2014 18:12
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I've got my costume ready for the next con, I'm gender-swapped Lady Godiva, anyone who lays eyes upon me will be struck blind or otherwise punished harshly
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Jul 28, 2014 18:12
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EA Sports posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSJ0DQ2NFI8 Those are some bad dancers.
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Jul 28, 2014 18:14
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well at least it only getting photos taken. considering nfl players can get away with publicly raping people and beating their girlfriends unconscious, it could be a whole lot worse
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Jul 28, 2014 18:19
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we should hold international comic con in india next year.
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Slipknot Hoagie posted:Exactly it allows a person to decide- based upon the attractiveness or status of the photographer- who can take their photo. They want alpha high status males to objectify them, not beta neckbeards. So what do the neckbeards do? "It's the law! You have no expectation of privacy in public!" And they are right. I've also seen handsome guys at cons badmouthed by women for being entitled assholes towards women It's not a looks thing, it's an intuitive social vibe thing which might be difficult to explain to the type of person who apparently believes in the ladder theory or whatever you're talking about
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Jul 28, 2014 18:20
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Ave Azaria posted:Literally nobody is upset about being photographed in a normal, "cataloging all the cool costumes" way, nor "showing up in the background of someone else's photo" yeah but nobody who doesn't already agree is going to acknowledge this fact because it would disrupt the entire flow of the thread
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Jul 28, 2014 18:21
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Ave Azaria posted:Literally nobody is upset about being photographed in a normal, "cataloging all the cool costumes" way, nor "showing up in the background of someone else's photo" this depends are they essentially bare assed in a thong?
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Jul 28, 2014 18:22
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EA Sports posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSJ0DQ2NFI8 drat, all we got at my high school was a former pageant queen who talked to us about abstinence
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Jul 28, 2014 18:22
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As a good looking male myself, I would be offended if that manatee dressed like Sailor Moon didn't let me take a creep shot of her gunt.
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Jul 28, 2014 18:22
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Jul 28, 2014 18:25
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dontcareaboutname posted:this depends are they essentially bare assed in a thong? dont zoom in on their butthole
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Jul 28, 2014 18:28
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Ave Azaria posted:I've seen plenty of ugly guys take photos of women at cons without making anyone feel uncomfortable It's this crazy theory where high status alphas can get away with whatever the gently caress they want: icantfindaname posted:well at least it only getting photos taken. considering nfl players can get away with publicly raping people and beating their girlfriends unconscious, it could be a whole lot worse
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Jul 28, 2014 18:29
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icantfindaname posted:well at least it only getting photos taken. considering nfl players can get away with publicly raping people and beating their girlfriends unconscious, it could be a whole lot worse in a thread full of  this might be the est
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icantfindaname posted:well at least it only getting photos taken. considering nfl players can get away with publicly raping people and beating their girlfriends unconscious, it could be a whole lot worse They'd probably take the NFL player route for their actions. Q: What do you have to say about the incident when that Sailor Moon cosplayer called the cops on you for shooting up her skirt six times after she said no? A: Look, I don't recall all of that event as I was heavily involved with taking pictures. The word 'no' may have been used at some point, but I'm pretty sure she was referring to someone else. Besides those pictures weren't even of her, but a cosplayer in front of her. She was in the way and the only decent shot I could get was from under her skirt. Also I'd like this interview to focus more on my great shots of a Joker/Harley couple and a Homestuck group.
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Jul 28, 2014 18:31
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:yeah but nobody who doesn't already agree is going to acknowledge this fact because it would disrupt the entire flow of the thread i agree with this and no i will not acknowledge it there really were people on the first two pages saying you should ask every cosplayer you take a photograph of in any way for express permission, despite the rules and guidelines of the entire convention. there is some "ironic" veiled misogyny going on in this thread though, no doubt about that
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Jul 28, 2014 18:36
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whatis posted:there really were people on the first two pages saying you should ask every cosplayer you take a photograph of in any way for express permission, despite the rules and guidelines of the entire convention. yeah this was basically my issue as also
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men like women news at 5.
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Jul 28, 2014 18:39
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whatis posted:i agree with this and no i will not acknowledge it It's really not a bad rule of thumb. If you're walking around taking pictures, saying "Mind if I grab a photo?" pretty much always works just fine and helps keep the environment from getting weird and impersonal. There are other times a particularly good cosplayer poses for someone's photo, and a crowd forms around them snapping photos without asking, which can be annoying but mostly for traffic flow reasons
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Jul 28, 2014 18:47
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dress like superman walk up to women stare at chest and go "wow those are really are nice" because he has x-ray vision and they know you are visually undressing them.
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this poo poo sucks, someone plz post pictures of cosplay boobs and/or moobs, tia
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Naerasa posted:Much like how Chris Rock solved the question of racism with his famous Niggers vs. Black People, Dave Chapelle has already explained that women cannot be surprised to be treated like whores when they are seen in a whores uniform. dontcareaboutname posted:men like women news at 5. My two favorite replies to the thread thus far. I think the surroundings of the scenario need to be taken more in to account here. This isn't women in general public. These women are electing to dress showing skin and electing to go to a convention where it's quite popular for 90% of the neckbeards there to fantasize about the characters they're choosing to portray. My personal opinion is that of the limited amounts of females that went to Comic-Con, 90% of them were doing it to get attention... but they wanted 'nice' attention from non-creepy nerds. Sorry, you're at Comic-Con, what did you expect? Greg Giraldo also explained this quite well in his "Cleavage is not a smart bomb": quote:This friend of mine told me, 'Yeah, I dress this way to attract a guy, but I want to attract the right guy. I don't want to attract every slob on the street.' That's how cleavage works. It's not a smart bomb. It's not a laser-guided weapon. You might hit your target; there's also going to be a lot of collateral damage. You might hit the guy in the Porsche. You're also going to hit the guy with one tooth driving by on the bus
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greg giraldo is dead and is never going to come back
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Idiot Syncratic posted:this poo poo sucks, someone plz post pictures of cosplay boobs and/or moobs, tia Sega Saturn posted:its not just the poor women being objectified either!
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Romes posted:My personal opinion is that of the limited amounts of females that went to Comic-Con, 90% of them were doing it to get attention... but they wanted 'nice' attention from non-creepy nerds. Sorry, you're at Comic-Con, what did you expect? im gonna say something that might shock you, but most of the women who go to conventions are there for the convention
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Idiot Syncratic posted:this poo poo sucks, someone plz post pictures of cosplay boobs and/or moobs, tia http://comicsalliance.com/cosplay-comic-con-san-diego-2014-part-three-gallery/
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Ave Azaria posted:It's really not a bad rule of thumb. If you're walking around taking pictures, saying "Mind if I grab a photo?" pretty much always works just fine and helps keep the environment from getting weird and impersonal. This, basically. So many posters here are being especially disingenuous about this. Just think about the situation like a rational adult human being and stop getting mad at imaginary slights and imperfections in other people's arguments you autistic nerds.
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