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photography ban?

Started by DEViANCE, March 08, 2007, 12:55:12 PM

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DEViANCE

just heard about this thought some people here might be interested.
http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/Photography/

Serious

Signed, I think we should all do this.

I do however think that paparazzi could be targeted by the police for being a nuisance :mutley:

M3ta7h3ad

Damn poor show on the government there.

Parents paranoid about people obtaining photographs of their kids playing in a playground.

When in fact they should be more worried about Mr Bates down the road, whos currently doing turning japanese to some naked 4yr olds.

The Government have turned the entire public against photographers, many members of the public do not realise a photographers rights. Will start asking rather probing and suggestive questions when spotting a photographer taking what are known as "candid" photos.

"No love... I do not wish to make sweet sweet monkey love with your 7yr old".

Eagle

Ã, 
Folk still arent getting that petitions site.  Most if not all of the petitions are created by mongs, not the government (although the distinction there is unclear)...

QuotePetitions have long been sent to the Prime Minister by post or delivered to the Number 10 door in person. You can now both create and sign petitions on this website too, giving you the opportunity to reach a potentially wider audience and to deliver your petition directly to Downing Street.

:)

Binary Shadow

whats the point No10 just ignore them anyway

Mongoose

Quote from: Binary Shadowwhats the point No10 just ignore them anyway

true but if you dont say anything you cant really complain when they dont listen to you.

Mongoose

Quote from: EagleFolk still arent getting that petitions site.  Most if not all of the petitions are created by mongs, not the government (although the distinction there is unclear)...

:)

tbh Eagle I think it is you who is not "getting" it. Why on earth would the government create petitions against stuff they want to do? the sole reason that site exists is to allow the public to create petitions, and some of the public are as you put it "mongs".