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No you can't. There is very fine silver lining between the two. She should have blurred out the face of the man as it can have very serious consequences(perhaps
by Knufen 9y ago
No you can't. There is very fine silver lining between the two. She should have blurred out the face of the man as it can have very serious consequences(perhaps not in this case). I'm not condoning his actions but his trial should be through legal means and not a possible public lynching.
- yladiz 9y agoIt's the same as taking a photo of someone on the street in general, except this time the man flashed her. Would you say the same for someone who takes a photo with a clear face of someone on a food stand? Plus, it was 30 years ago, not yesterday, so it would be beyond the statue of limitations anyway.
- gorbachev 9y agoIf you come and kick me in the face, and I shoot a photo of you, I can't post it, because you'd be wronged? Seriously?