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quote: (that it was posted on the internet by some ***** who had to break into a cupboard and steal school property to do so) |
In that case, it's all different. Just sue the **** who stole the video.
But if you can't just laugh and gain notority by saying "Hey thats me" then you DO need help.
(I never saw the video.)
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Comrade Tassadar
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quote: Originally posted by Agathon
When I was a lot younger, my friends and I used to play lighsabers. Who hasn't? |
Me.
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Leafs 4TW!! - CPA
Dec 2002 time: 00:29
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quote: Originally posted by molly bloom
Surprisingly (?) I agree with Imran on this.
Essentially all of you who are saying Ghislain's 'a fat Star Wars geek, he deserves it', or 'get over it', are saying that actions have no consequences. Or negative consequences.
So far there's been no proof he colluded with the people who took the video and posted it on the net, so he didn't consent to his new found fame/notoriety.
How many of you would like private information, or video footage, or emails posted for all the world to doctor or adulterate or jazz up? Are you tacitly saying its all right for someone to enter your place of work or residence, sample whatever private information you have and then send it to the widest audience possible?
If so, I look forward to the Apolyton Files with glee, as I'm sure all of you calling Ghislain a fat geek are real adonises in peak physical condition.... |
You know what. There's a virtue called acceptance. It means that you realise that weird things may happen to you and that the best way to deal with them is to try and live with them the best way you can.
I don't suppose that any of us would voluntarily put movies of ourselves doing lightsabers up on the net, but if it was me I'd say, "man, it sucks being caught" and deal with it. People for the most part don't consent to notoriety, but the notorious still have to deal with it.
In this case the notoriety is almost all good. Everyone I've talked to feels sorry for him, but they don't hold him in contempt, since he's just like everyone else really only he got caught.
Anyway, for a real Star Wars movie, check this out
http://www.crewoftwo.com/
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Lundenwic
Oct 2001 time: 15:29
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quote: Originally posted by Agathon
In this case the notoriety is almost all good. Everyone I've talked to feels sorry for him, but they don't hold him in contempt, since he's just like everyone else really only he got caught.
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Right. The title of this thread suuure doesn't hold him in contempt. I'm sure everyone would like to be known as a dork.
What you're esaying is that his consent is irrelevant, his private life is irrelevant, and his schoolmates get off scot free.
If he had chosen to publish the video himself (like all those scary people with homepages out there) then I'd say fine, he takes the consequences. But this isn't something that 'happened' to him (nice of you to make it impersonal, as if the video posted itself on the web, without any human agency) accidentally.
Perhaps you also approve of those people that put spycams in public lavatories too. I mean, we all use lavatories, it just sucks being caught, right?
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