top | item 47029621 (no title) fn-mote | 15 days ago That’s what this ENTIRE conversation is about… the (ostensible) trade off between surveillance and security.In the case of an attack, I’d wish for a gendarme not a recording that would let me relive the experience. discuss order hn newest JCattheATM|15 days ago Right, and I was saying it's wrong not to want surveillance in a super public area like a train station.A gendarme is worse in every way. jojomodding|15 days ago The gendarme might actually arrest the attacker. The security camera will do nothing (but record). And having the policeman standing there is about as much a deterrent as a "Smile--You're Being Recorded" sign. load replies (1)
JCattheATM|15 days ago Right, and I was saying it's wrong not to want surveillance in a super public area like a train station.A gendarme is worse in every way. jojomodding|15 days ago The gendarme might actually arrest the attacker. The security camera will do nothing (but record). And having the policeman standing there is about as much a deterrent as a "Smile--You're Being Recorded" sign. load replies (1)
jojomodding|15 days ago The gendarme might actually arrest the attacker. The security camera will do nothing (but record). And having the policeman standing there is about as much a deterrent as a "Smile--You're Being Recorded" sign. load replies (1)
JCattheATM|15 days ago
A gendarme is worse in every way.
jojomodding|15 days ago