> I do NOT like the fact that you are wearing an always-on recording device pointed in my direction. Well, I will wear it if I was given one and just because

> I do NOT like the fact that you are wearing an always-on recording device pointed in my direction. Well, I will wear it if I was given one and just because you don't like it me wearing it all the time does not mean I have to drop it. That's something I can choose to do without being called an asshole. The same thing goes to people who are pro gun and who are not. It doesn't matter whether it is given by the Constitution or not. If saying owning a gun is morally bad, then one is disrespecting someone's preference to like owning a gun. Disclaimer: I am anti-gun. I can temporarily remove it at your presence, but I am not going stop wearing it if I had one. That's my right to be a user. Being respectful doesn't mean you have to agree with me. You don't have to accept that God exist and that I am praying to Lord on the train when I am sitting next to you. And this has nothing to do with freedom of religion. It is a matter of preference that I chose to pray when I am riding the E train.