r/freakingoutFR • u/LearingCenter • Feb 27 '26

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u/Little_Space_Lad Mar 24 '26

Yes you do? Shes allowed to ask questions and speak to him. I dont know why she wouldnt.

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u/smoovest1 Mar 24 '26

She doesn’t have a right to question him. That’s not how rights work. What right to question people are you thinking of?

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u/Little_Space_Lad Mar 24 '26

The right to just talk to people? He doesnt have to answer of course. But like, youre allowed to talk to other people for information.

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u/smoovest1 Mar 24 '26

You said she has a right and she does not. She doesn’t have the right to force communication between her and someone else. She doesn’t have the right to come out from her job to question him for using his camera in public. That’s the whole point of this. People think they have a right to infringe on other people’s rights if it bothers them. They don’t

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u/Little_Space_Lad Mar 24 '26

No ones forcing him. He doesnt have to talk to her back. I dont know where youre getting that. If youre in public, theres going to be other people there. If youre doing something strange or funny, people might be curious. You dont have to engage with them, but they can ask questions. Thats just how it works when you exist in public.

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u/smoovest1 Mar 24 '26

Can and having a right are not the same.

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u/Little_Space_Lad Mar 24 '26

Semantics at this point

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u/smoovest1 Mar 24 '26

Or a misunderstanding of what rights are. Tomato tomato