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Re: Didn't Chase It - Didn't Ride It Either!
Author: T Judah
Date: 07-12-2011 - 00:21
Well, this is sure tiresome.
On one side we have a bunch of photographers that think they have the right to photograph anything they want. While on the other side, we have those that think they don't unless they somehow pay for the privilege.
But the plain fact is, that anyone may lawfully, legally, and morally photograph anything whatsoever they please; so long as it is visible from anyplace they can lawfully, legally and morally stand - period!
But be that as it may, how the hell can any more people be expected to buy tickets that are almost always sold out before we even hear about them. For every ticket sold, there are at least ten more who want them but can't get them.
Perhaps those who can't get tickets should start crabbing about that; and demand that those running these TOYS make more space available, or that the preponderance of available space no longer be reserved just for their good buddies.
Don't want to do that? then maybe these classless individuals should apply some sort of cloaking device to their precious toy engines. After all, if they can't be seen, they can't be photographed.
There - Problem solved - no need to keep @#$%& about photographers.
Oh! - And while they're at it - maybe they should get a life; a real one with real people in it!
On one side we have a bunch of photographers that think they have the right to photograph anything they want. While on the other side, we have those that think they don't unless they somehow pay for the privilege.
But the plain fact is, that anyone may lawfully, legally, and morally photograph anything whatsoever they please; so long as it is visible from anyplace they can lawfully, legally and morally stand - period!
But be that as it may, how the hell can any more people be expected to buy tickets that are almost always sold out before we even hear about them. For every ticket sold, there are at least ten more who want them but can't get them.
Perhaps those who can't get tickets should start crabbing about that; and demand that those running these TOYS make more space available, or that the preponderance of available space no longer be reserved just for their good buddies.
Don't want to do that? then maybe these classless individuals should apply some sort of cloaking device to their precious toy engines. After all, if they can't be seen, they can't be photographed.
There - Problem solved - no need to keep @#$%& about photographers.
Oh! - And while they're at it - maybe they should get a life; a real one with real people in it!
