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"Hobbist or Terrorist?" in Time Magazine

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There are a few points I couldn't help but ntice have surfased. 1) the first issue of photography in public plases. I like that idea, And so do many people. What would you consider Commuter train platforms to be? Public? I would- Apparently a mikey mouse security guard wouldn't agree. this was a big case in Montreal, And the security guard association, which, no offence, every time I go by in a train, are sitting on their arses doing zip-zop and zunk, seems like they have.. nothiung better to do! You will notice that people, who have the time to pull you up for taking pictures, honestly, must have a boring Job, Or have nothing better to do. I hate when people have nothing to do, so they will quote every damn Law from the book of laws, let's go hastle these people because they are hoding a camera. No- It's not right. A security guard, Has a job clearly defined, to provide Security. Has somehting suddenly become insecure when a photographer pulls out a camera? Yeah right. And Ed is right, Do you really think Terrorists use a Kodak CX 7300 with 3.0X digital zoom? HA! they use some high tech thing with 8 million X digital zoom, They sue somehting so sharp, there cameras could detect mico hair petruding from the left corner of your lips. sorry to be so base. Alot of people need to get a grip on this situation. If putting a hidden camera inside a Toilet isn't a crime, and can't be punished. Why the hell is taking pictures of a train, somehting that has no feelings, and can't sue you such a big deal. One thing in life, I have my priorites in line.. somewhat.. I have them in order from most sever to least important. I hate people or companys with Screwed up priorities. Ever heard the saying, Tripping over Dollar bills to pick up dimes? That easily relates to this situation, Everyone is critsizing the photographers, the insignifant people (no offence, i'm included) while much bigger isues are happening. Blah blha blha, i just lost my train of thought, so i'll end it here.
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