A sad[der] state of affairs

[ChrisDN]

I just came across this link on Reddit from my RSS feeds...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/5560978/Parents-banned-from-taking-pictures-of-their-own-children-at-sports-day.html

I know people are becoming more wary and trying to be more careful about the safety of their children, but this kind of thing really does sadden me.
I don't even have kids, but if someone told me I couldn't take photos of them just because other peoples children were in the picture I damn well wouldn't just roll over and take it!


Whatcha reckon?

[Caesar]

That's crazy.

I guess that in England, they can restrict that sort of thing? In America, they couldn't really restrict, but if the teachers had a bug up their butt about it, they would just cancel the activity.

(I have pictures from my kids' field day this year)
(They contain other kids)
(I'm not getting off on them. That's way too ick)

[Gunner Recall]

Wait, so I actually have to pay for my porn now?

Bullshit.

[dragline]

I just came across this link on Reddit from my RSS feeds...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/5560978/Parents-banned-from-taking-pictures-of-their-own-children-at-sports-day.html

I know people are becoming more wary and trying to be more careful about the safety of their children, but this kind of thing really does sadden me.
I don't even have kids, but if someone told me I couldn't take photos of them just because other peoples children were in the picture I damn well wouldn't just roll over and take it!


Whatcha reckon?

I'm telling you, this country is being flushed down that toilet in Trainspotting. I fucking despair.

[Caesar]