“No one is entitled to privacy in a public space.”
Ridiculous! Nobody has the right to stick their lenses where they are not concerned, (and I speak as a photographer).
If you want to get the best from people, ask first out of simple courtesy, rather than “Do you know who I am?”

““on assignment taking pictures for The Martha’s Vineyard Times at Lola’s in Oak Bluffs,” especially of the band playing.”

He was obviously taking photos of everyone, as to whether he knew it was Murray is another matter.

Newsflash: Just because you may be considered a celebrity by some does not mean you are public property. Mr Murray has the right to privacy just as much as anybody else. Paparazzi are pond life.

“and yes, we are AMERICANS.”
That sounds pretty racist right there.

A meme is still not pronounced “me me”.

You can’t spell “pronounced.”

I wish I could ******* understand half the ******* argument because there is so much ******* bleeping out, you can’t tell the **** from the ****, and the **** has ******* hit the **** and the ***** has dropped off.

**** it.

I am very pro-vaping but this approach targeting kids is reprehensible.
Vaping should be for ex-smokers, (and not necessarily to stop altogether), but non smokers, particularly youngsters, shouldn’t go anywhere near them.

Economic theorists say that socialism evolves from capitalism. It improves upon it by providing a direct route between citizens and goods and services. The people own the factors of production instead of the capitalist.
Many socialistic countries own the companies in oil, gas and other energy-related resources. It’s…

That’s because the rest of you allowed them to make the rules.
And the first rule is “You are not allowed to get rid of us”.

And again, you think in binary terms.

USA is an oligarchy controlled by and for the super-rich at the expense of it’s citizenry.

It’s BOTH.

If you had a half decent system, it wouldn’t allow people like that in the first place.

Why do Americans always think the only alternative to US politics is total Marxism?

Well, I’m British and in cinemas we all keep our stiff upper lips and stay in stony cold silence whatever the film.

The first time I ever went into an American movie theater I was stunned. It was like the monkey house at the zoo. (It was a comedy.)

I prefer to watch movies on my own, then I can pause or fast forward…

You want people around you but they should act like they weren’t there?
But you’re too frightened to watch it on your own?

I actually think it’s worse when people scream out next to me.
That scares me more than any movie.

How about Indiana Jones doing a version of “West Side Story”?

Oh dear.
Where will the adults get their playthings now?

I guess the “I’m gonna rip off your head and shit down your neck” line is going to have to go.