The story doesn't seem to say for how long he was following. For all we know the installer called almost immediately while it was still possible that they were each simply going in the same direction. Following was a bad call to make, don't get me wrong, but sometimes people just go in the same direction by coincidence.

If it was ONE camera somewhere you would be right, but it's not. It's cameras EVERYWHERE. In the same sense that the installer felt he was being stalked and harassed by the journalist, YOU are being stalked by the cameras when they can follow you from Cam1 to Cam6 to Cam211 etc.

At the end of the day Al Bundy was a good man who cared about people.

You should watch a movie called Equilibrium. The first half might appeal to you.

Having a quiet part of the home may mitigate the association between exposure to road traffic noise and higher risk of Parkinson's disease, according to the findings.

Teach your kids to look both ways before crossing the street?

It's great that the cure for PTSD is something as simple as money.

The car wasn't stolen, coward.

It cost him 5 minutes of his life, plus potential minor PTSD from nearly having guns drawn on you through absolutely no fault of your own.

No, but they can report you to the admins that can - and moderators' words weigh far more heavily than those of an average user since no one at Reddit wants to actually read every single report they receive.

I posted the phone number to a police station and got permabanned from all of Reddit for doxxing, so no - you really don't have to do a whole lot to become persona non grata on EVERY SINGLE HOBBY FORUM on the internet.

The solution is to pour lots and lots and LOTS of oil into the ocean. Since the oil tends to go on top of the water it'll press the water down, thus limiting sea level rise. Fossil fuels for the win again!

Free? In America? Hell nah, that's commie talk.

I disagree. Reading is like exercise for the brain. Saying that we don't have to read because we have tools to do it for us is like saying we don't have to walk around because we have cars. Sure it's true on a surface level, but the deeper consequences will get severe.

I'm sorry. While you're right and I agree, I can't help but feel that your disassembly of Universe is like a description of the first season of Battlestar Galactica.