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Not sure if I agree or disagree here, but if I was a security guard and saw someone photographing a natural gas tank, the thought would at least cross my mind t
by wfunction 12y ago
Not sure if I agree or disagree here, but if I was a security guard and saw someone photographing a natural gas tank, the thought would at least cross my mind that maybe he's planning to do something not so nice with that picture. (If you don't get what I'm saying, it could very well have been that he was taking a picture to figure out the best places to detonate bombs at.) It's a valid cause for concern, and it's not like I'd go ahead and check Wikipedia on the spot. And of course if I report it to the police, it's their job to follow up (but nicely). Maybe I shouldn't report it in the first place, but then that's my fault, not law enforcement's.
- DougWebb 12y agoIf you were a security guard for the largest piece of copyrighted art work in the world, and you saw someone trying to take a picture of it, you'd think he's maybe a terrorist? Context is very important when making judgements.
- wfunction 12y agoYou think the guard knew it was the largest piece of copyrighted art work? You think he even considered it artwork, and that's what he was paid to guard? I think he probably thought of it as what it was: a large gas tank.