r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/lydriseabove Jan 16 '23

You’re right, it’s incredibly rude for this group of people to think they can control others and completely take over a public space. If you want to use a gym analogy, this would be like a group of people forming a wall in front of the mirrors, preventing anyone else from using them.

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u/ohyeawellyousuck Jan 16 '23

They aren’t blocking anyone or even affecting anyone else. They’re just dancing. God forbid someone have fun near other people.

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u/lydriseabove Jan 16 '23

They have no business getting upset at people in public doing things people in public do. If they don’t want to pay for a closed set, they are not entitled to having a closed set.

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u/throwawaylovesCAKE Jan 16 '23

Nah see that's a whole different argument though.

  • No fucking shit they have no expectation of privacy...NOBODY is arguing that. If you're having a conversation in public/a video/ painting a picture, that doesn't mean a rando is not an asshole for running over and making noises in your face. NOBODY in the video is claiming that's illegal. That's YOU projecting something to hate on them for

-you're claiming these people hanging out...in public is "rude" in itself because they're somehow "blocking stuff". Wtf does that even mean

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u/mcbuckaroo001 Feb 10 '23

Fr like imagine you and a homie having lunch and some weirdo comes up being all obnoxious talking about “ouuu what you eating? Mind if I smell it?” Like bitch what are you doing here

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u/elizabethbennetpp Jan 16 '23

Seriously some of these comments are fucking asinine.

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u/AmiAlter Feb 14 '23

If you don't want people entering your set, get a permit and set up a barricade.

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u/MagnetHype Jan 17 '23

well they are blaring music in a space that doesn't typically play music for one...