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Old 08-29-2009, 07:18 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Not Afraid View Post
Although, with modern society's penchant for capturing and making public all sorts of random photos, aren't we all being "volunteered" to be in the public eye? Is it OK to mock celebrities on the red carpet but not OK to mock them when they are in Home Depot?
I disagree that being in public means that it's ok to post pictures on the 'net. I don't like the intrusiveness of modern tech sometimes.

Celebrities- yes: ok to mock on the red carpet; not ok to mock in Home Depot. Mostly not ok to mock while going about their normal lives. They've got to know people are watching and will recognize them and I often wonder why they do go out looking so awful.
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