How to film trains safely & reaction to unfriendly CSOs
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
That a neutral person like fudge came up with "hooligan" tells a lot about your attitude.
Show evidence he is neutral before commenting, please, dont just pop up as of no reason.
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Excuse me enough is enough.
Stop discussing about this.
Samuel Lee!~:
You said this, didn't you: I will keep it cool and just want to know the facts.
I will heed to Interception_7's advice to stop discussing until the final verdict is out because right now all can just based on what is there and argue for facts.
So yes, please stop any discussion. If you want to argue, let's settle this in a nice manner during the open house.
Thank you.
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Originally posted by Samuel Lee:
Ok, sorry, back to topic, this is simply saying asking the first PSO as accurate answer, fair enough, credits goes to you, but, even if you think by knowing whether are they in authority to give such permission is a suicide, why? You know your teacher got the authority to give permission to leave the classroom during lesson time, so if they deny it is reasonable and understandable, regardless how one may dislike it. But in this case, if station manager in no position to give authority, then tell that they dont and we just walk off with no videos. I dont wish to see any station manager from any rail road in the world pretending to have the authority to yaya papaya first when they are not either. If they dun know if allowed or not, and pity / sympathy with the train fans, they should not permit us to film either, at most he / she should say personally, i will allow but, it is not stated clearly and please do it short and quick if possible to avoid potential troubles. Now the main topic is about unfriendly CSO / PSO abusing power (When they do not have the right stated black and white in transit acts or company policy, and they permit videoing without any fore-warned warning also included in abusing of power, get this straight first). I am sure even if mine maturity is not as high as your proclamied standards, but I am sure I know how to read posts carefully, though I admit that the previous post is a bit too hard and harsh.
Let me understand your case first by asking you a simple question.
Have you tried asking for permission before? How often do you do it and what are the general responses?
You yourself admitted your previous post was hard and harsh. Since it is hard and harsh, I will obviously read it as hard and harsh, no matter how carefully I read it.
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Originally posted by NickLim™:
Let me understand your case first by asking you a simple question.
Have you tried asking for permission before? How often do you do it and what are the general responses?
You yourself admitted your previous post was hard and harsh. Since it is hard and harsh, I will obviously read it as hard and harsh, no matter how carefully I read it.
To end the discussion, I will only answer your question for last and I admit it seemed that the second battle has started due to clarification on earlier posts...... :( :
No. Because I dont have a recording device, and thus I have no need to do so at the moment which has no responses for comparison, but main thing is I hate a lot on abusing of authority, which you guys seemed to be always side on authority, regardless if it is even correct or not, regardless if one is neutral initially or not, which is something almost everyone here dont understand at all.
Signature: Life is always hard, where got so easy sia........ This is bitter fact and tough battle......., regardless which side are one siding on.
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-discussions closed-
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Thank you.
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