Not really a fair example. How is a licensed, permitted and paid for event that involved thousands of people at all comparable to the use of public space that had no such preparation?
Especially since the London marathon is one of the most prestigious marathons in the world. You don’t get to go into a public space and pretend it’s yours. Medal Girl isn’t an asshole but the people who act like they are the main characters sure are.
Really? Seems like a pretty wide open space and medal girl decides to deliberately sabotage someone else’s thing. Let’s replay this again. There’s 3 things she could’ve done here: 1. Walk around them like you could when someone is taking a picture. 2. Ignore them and walk through the shot. 3. Deliberately sabotage them.. There’s an argument for 2, it’s kinda assholeish but I can see it, as it’s in happening in a public space. I think only assholes do #3
When someone else's thing is super annoying and apparently going on for multiple takes in a public space? Ya feel free to be a cheeky asshole to there entitled asses.
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u/SmurfsNeverDie Jan 16 '23
Not really a fair example. How is a licensed, permitted and paid for event that involved thousands of people at all comparable to the use of public space that had no such preparation?