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@why6806 I agree with you only with the provisions that the laws are fairly applied. Letting every white person do 5 over the speed limit but ticketing all the black drivers wouldn't be an example of fair play and neither is ticketing only the cars of supporters.

@Luzagal That's just it, we all have the right to photograph and film anything so long as none of the subjects have a reason to expect privacy and it's not for certain commercial purposes. If you don't like it you can petition the government,but I promise you're going to lose as it's a 1st amendm...

@gell7 Umm... 99.999% of YouTube isn't public domain. Your advice is going to get someone sued.

Why in the HELL would you record your monitor and speakers? Seriously that makes NO sense whatsoever.

@WithExtremePrejudice The talent comes in after you're done setting it up, ie the composition and sequencing of the audio/musical material he's manipulating with this device. Stop equating musical skill with the technical skill required to fret a string or hit a key appropriately and at the right...

Only tools film their television screens and then put it on youtube.

@SpazzKid26 Racing on any surface but a well maintained track or a street track that's been closed off and inspected for debris/damage IS RECKLESS. Ask any professionally trained driver.

You mean your computer doesn't use common, easy to replace screws :P

Funny how all the paramilitary police tactics and procedures proved to be a waste of time and money (as the firehose and ladder were the tools that ultimately broke the standoff.)

@geldhundt idk about that. Last I checked (right now) Arizona is a single party consent state regarding audio recordings. That is, only one party in the recording has to consent.