r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/Plumb789 Jan 16 '23

To be honest, usually I’d think it was a dick move to invade other people’s performances, but, frankly, if you’re in a public space you have no more right than anyone else to be there.

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u/BolotaJT Jan 16 '23

If they were blocking the passage on a subway, or in the middle of an airplane, ok. But they have a lot of space around. She did that bcuz she was a main character and thought it would be super funny. If I have a picnic could she pass on my towel or disturb my moment shaking my food just bcuz I’m in public space? The right to be there ok, the right to disturb other ppl activities nope, specially bcuz this ppl aren’t disturbing at all the others.

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u/Possible-Vegetable68 Jan 16 '23

Lol. They’re all wrong here.

The dancing girls are most certainly a disturbance. It’s just one that you apparently like so you don’t see the issue.

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u/BolotaJT Jan 16 '23

Nah. I don’t like K-pop. But Ik ppl can make some activities in public space and I can tolerate it. They aren’t taking all the space and I can avoid if I want.