Ask Women on Sidechat | Should the first amendment to the Constitution be amended to prevent any first amendment challenges to making it illegal to take photos and videos of people in public places without consent? Should we play the long game to make this happen?

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Should the first amendment to the Constitution be amended to prevent any first amendment challenges to making it illegal to take photos and videos of people in public places without consent? Should we play the long game to make this happen?

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Anonymous 1d

No. Then we would not be able to record police and more people would be wrongly convicted

Anonymous 1d

That would fall under 4th amendment more so with the right to privacy. In addition that would make security cameras illegal in a way.

Anonymous 1d

Are you the I want to record women on walks guy?

Anonymous

#1 1d

What if there were exceptions for things that are in the public interest (recording the police is something I think it in the public interest).

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Anonymous

#3 1d

No.

Anonymous

#1 1d

Why am I being down voted? I don’t see why being recorded by creeps in public is the price we have to pay for being able to record the police in order to hold them to account?

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Anonymous

OP 1d

Ohh okay cool sorry there’s a guy who always goes on rants about first amendment rights about recording people and saying it’s okay because it’s his right

Anonymous

#3 1d

But you’re saying it should be illegal to do that right?

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Anonymous

OP 1d

You’re being downvoted because you keep on asking for these crazy amendments

Anonymous

OP 1d

They should instead have body cams that can’t be turned off

Anonymous

#3 1d

Due to safety and privacy concerns, we need a o find a way to make public place recordings and videos that are nonconseneyal illegal.