Wow, I realize this video is rather old but since this is my first viewing of your channel I can't help but want to comment. I suppose you had to be considerate of your classmates feelings altho it seems like one student got the ball rolling. There always has to be that one idiot who ruins the party. LoL Seriously this is what got to me, every school I have ever attended has taken video footage of certain events and not once was I asked permission if I wanted to be on that vid.. hmm. Just saying
I think these people need to worry about more important things like paying the bills, and maybe actually getting an education rather than weather someone caught them in a video.
I like watching a couple of people do motorcycle v-logs, where they put the camera in the helmet and ride, and talk about stuff as they ride, does this mean that they should stop 1,000 times to get everybody's permission? I don't think so, and most of the real life people that I talk to don't even know what youtube is. I think people need to lighten up, if I were in one of your video's I would be really happy and be telling everyone to watch !!!!
That being said, there is an ever increasing prevalance of cameras in our world, especially in the UK with CTV, is it called (?), and that is something the modern student just has to adjust to. And what if the CTV cameras caught one of those students through the window, or something? Is that any better?
The only genuine criticism I can see is one perhaps going counter to SCHOOL rules that might prohibit such filming as by broadcasting class time you put a pressure and exposure on other students that may inhibit their ability to experience a comfortable classroom experience.
And know you what? If Channel 5 or someone would have come in there, and filmed without permission, putting your teacher and your peers on national TV do you think they would have complained? Not a bit, they'd tell all their friends to go watch it, that's for sure.
I hate it when people act in irrational and illogical ways and make others feel bad without even once considering their viewpoint. It's so crap.
And lookee there, the Daily Mirror takes awkward and offensive and very private pictures of celebrities all the time and I bet your classmates and teacher anjoy looking at those! No one's asked the celebs and there's nothing they can do about it, because that's the freedom of press. That was just so hypocritical of your teacher. At least he should have had a look at the video. What a crappy way to make you feel bad.
That is so fucked up! You didn't do anything wrong, Kazzie, okay? You didn't invade anyone's privacy, violate any laws, I bet there isn't a single university rule against what you did, either. The video is about you, for God's sake!
It's all hearsay, too. No one's really seen the video or they'd be "oh... well... this is nice. Where am I?"
Wow, I realize this video is rather old but since this is my first viewing of your channel I can't help but want to comment. I suppose you had to be considerate of your classmates feelings altho it seems like one student got the ball rolling. There always has to be that one idiot who ruins the party. LoL Seriously this is what got to me, every school I have ever attended has taken video footage of certain events and not once was I asked permission if I wanted to be on that vid.. hmm. Just saying
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I think these people need to worry about more important things like paying the bills, and maybe actually getting an education rather than weather someone caught them in a video.
MrMax89 5 years ago
I like watching a couple of people do motorcycle v-logs, where they put the camera in the helmet and ride, and talk about stuff as they ride, does this mean that they should stop 1,000 times to get everybody's permission? I don't think so, and most of the real life people that I talk to don't even know what youtube is. I think people need to lighten up, if I were in one of your video's I would be really happy and be telling everyone to watch !!!!
MrMax89 5 years ago
That being said, there is an ever increasing prevalance of cameras in our world, especially in the UK with CTV, is it called (?), and that is something the modern student just has to adjust to. And what if the CTV cameras caught one of those students through the window, or something? Is that any better?
CO2umbrella 5 years ago
The only genuine criticism I can see is one perhaps going counter to SCHOOL rules that might prohibit such filming as by broadcasting class time you put a pressure and exposure on other students that may inhibit their ability to experience a comfortable classroom experience.
CO2umbrella 5 years ago
And know you what? If Channel 5 or someone would have come in there, and filmed without permission, putting your teacher and your peers on national TV do you think they would have complained? Not a bit, they'd tell all their friends to go watch it, that's for sure.
I hate it when people act in irrational and illogical ways and make others feel bad without even once considering their viewpoint. It's so crap.
GaeriSummer 5 years ago
And lookee there, the Daily Mirror takes awkward and offensive and very private pictures of celebrities all the time and I bet your classmates and teacher anjoy looking at those! No one's asked the celebs and there's nothing they can do about it, because that's the freedom of press. That was just so hypocritical of your teacher. At least he should have had a look at the video. What a crappy way to make you feel bad.
GaeriSummer 5 years ago
That is so fucked up! You didn't do anything wrong, Kazzie, okay? You didn't invade anyone's privacy, violate any laws, I bet there isn't a single university rule against what you did, either. The video is about you, for God's sake!
It's all hearsay, too. No one's really seen the video or they'd be "oh... well... this is nice. Where am I?"
GaeriSummer 5 years ago
Thank you gaeri. You make me feel better abt it all. *smiles*
xKazziex 5 years ago