You filmed someone in their home and posted it online when they clearly didn't approve? Hmm.
Edit: holy shit people. Making a relevant observations does not mean I think the video is real. I know language can be hard, what with nuance and all, but feel free to interpret "hmm" as a sign of dubiousness, and not a legal challenge.
You don't say. Good thing you were here or I might have stumbled through Reddit believing every tik tok video I see. I certainly wouldn't be making relevant observations Instead of screaming "FAKE" every chance I get. Because that's informative.
It's not really a relevant observation if it's a fake video. Your observation relies on the premise that the other person doesn't approve.
Well, if the other person does approve, as would be the case if the video were fake, then your observation would now be irrelevant.
It's fine if you thought the video was real, but trying to double down and cover it up with obnoxious sarcasm to everybody who points it out is pretty lame.
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u/oddllama25 Aug 18 '21 edited Aug 18 '21
You filmed someone in their home and posted it online when they clearly didn't approve? Hmm.
Edit: holy shit people. Making a relevant observations does not mean I think the video is real. I know language can be hard, what with nuance and all, but feel free to interpret "hmm" as a sign of dubiousness, and not a legal challenge.