There isn’t enough paranoia around, apparently
This image above is actually a parody of this latest idiotic campaign dreamed up by the Metropolitan Police. See odd looking people taking a picture? Call the police! Rohin has the original and some more parodies.
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12:06 pm, March 10, 2008
1. a very public sociologistYeah, the Met’s policy is lunacy. As someone who irregularly partakes in street photography I will be liable for hassle … well, I would be if I lived in London.
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