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Originally Posted by Burninator
You are letting your imagination run a bit wild here. News channels set up a camera in front of where the story is dozens of times a night. This is standard operating procedure for the media and has been for decades. They aren't looking for a viral video hoping a random person walking by harasses them while they are trying to do their job. I am sure it's already a pain trying to do a news report in public without people interrupting you, yelling, honking etc.
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If you're trying to capitalize on being "on the scene" then don't bitch when "the scene" doesn't cooperate. Just like they're allowed to film me in a public space, I'm allowed to do whatever the #### I want in said public space as long as it's in the confines of the law (this unwanted touching obviously isn't).
I think everyone who is saying that CBC is just reacting this strongly to try and deter people from doing stuff like this in the future but using this incident as a way to champion this cause is some extra level of stupid and I'll be surprised if their campaign raises any sort of outcry.
It's a kiss on the cheek
that missed. Get your pitchforks everyone
