----- Original Message -----
From: "P. J. Alling"
Subject: Re: The Photographer's Rights
It's already illegal to wear sunglasses and a hat in Banks in the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. They want a nice clean photo from the
security cameras....
A bank is a private establishment, and as such, they have the right to set
their own rules. You can abide or take your trade elsewhere.
A city street is not a private establishment.
One of the rights you are so happy to give up is the right to relative
anonymity when you are in a public place.
How will you feel when this morph into a demand that you identify yourself
electronically every time you venture forth from the safe haven of your own
front yard?
Creeping Horseshit.......
William Robb
