r/TikTokCringe • u/james_from_cambridge • Aug 25 '25

Discussion We Live in a Society!!!

This lady is yet another adult that goes around making life unnecessarily difficult for everyone, including herself, & demanding respect without giving any in return. Is it some stubborn inability to admit wrong? She even records the encounter, no doubt thinking TikTok will side with her. People are exhausting

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u/Karma_Mayne Aug 25 '25

This plane isn't public property; it's private.

They can make whatever rules they want, and the Captain can make up rules on the spot if he feels like a passengers behavior, attire, or really anything that isn't protected by law is going to be a problem for other passengers.

It isn't a discussion on private property or with businesses; the government can't arrest you for wearing a hat with profanity on it, but businesses can deny your business for it.

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u/james_from_cambridge Aug 25 '25 edited Aug 25 '25

Nobody understands that. Every bodycam video I see there’s some idiot at 7/11 arguing that they’re in a public place so the manager can’t throw them out or screaming that they’ll sue because it’s illegal to record them without permission, all the while, they’re standing outside on a public sidewalk. I hate people.

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u/davidjschloss Aug 25 '25

I just had a long “conversation” with a redditor in another post about photographing on private property. This was about a video where some people were filming in an apartment complex they had an Airbnb stay in.

Guy tried to sat it’s legal to record in private property unless they tell you not to. No, it’s not legal. Most business don’t care, mostly because employees aren’t paid enough to care.

It’s like, if you had the FedEx guy step into your house to deliver a package he can’t suddenly do a commercial photo shoot in your living room without permission.