You personal attack again. Please apologize. I didn't say if it is rude or not to take photos.
I am just stating a fact that, people and reporters all over the world always take pictures of celebrities in public places, without asking.
The issue here is not taking photos in public places or that it is rude or not. The issue here is that she is Chinese national herself, and she talks like she is not and implied that only Chinese people take photos. That was why her actions generated so much anger and she deserved it.
Or put it this way, if these 38s can politely ask for permission before they take photos, I am certain that the Chan couple would be more than welcome to grant their request...
It is a common norm that "some" Chinese are extremely rude - these negative images are difficult to resolve if people are not behaving.
“People and reporters all over the world always take pictures of celebrities in public places”？？？！錯既嘢唔係有啲人亂做，就變成啱。有啲人唔介意，唔代表每個被侵犯的都要不介意！
satil 發表於 2012-7-31 08:46
I didn't say it is right to do so. But I am just stating a fact that the paparazzi use powerful cameras and zoom in from long distance and take pictures of celebrities, even in private places.
I didn't say it is right to do so. But I am just stating a fact that the paparazzi use powerful cam ...
peter236 發表於 2012-7-31 12:50
Please differentiate paparazzi and reporter. Most reporters, especially entertainment news, would ask permission before taking photos. If you ask the artists beforehand, you might even have photos with them together.
In consideration of protection of children in Canada, anyone (including media) has to get the consent from the parents/guardians before taking photo of the child. These 2 ladies have already violated the law.
發表於 2012-7-31 01:52
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