Boukensha License o Hakudatsu Sareta Ossan Dakedo, Manamusume ga Dekita no de Nonbiri Jinsei o Ouka Suru - Vol. 4 Ch. 13.2

[ImperiumZero]

Dang, those shopkeepers are hot

 

[Baxkill]

Hello FBI

 

[Akabane]

Turn that idiot into a chicken or something

 

[Glomoro]

And this kids, is why the press can't just publish pictures of you without permission, and why you neither can nor should post images of ppl on social media without their permission (or for that matter, answer to "have you seen this person" posts on fb that wasn't put out by a legal entity).

@feha Honestly, posting anything on social media at all is sort of a security risk with the relatively skilled weirdos and creepers out there. Sure it's kind of like winning a terrible lottery nobody wants to even enter when someone gets the attention of people like that, in terms of how likely it is, but I mean it fuckin' happens and all.

 

[BigIron69]

Pedos and their "lolis"

 

[SotiCoto]

Oh deary me... Esther is a .... Best Loli. o_o
Hmmm.... lolis definitely not my sort of thing. But if they were, it would be Esther.


@CraniumAmbiguity : You have overly optimistic opinions of the press. So far as I'm concerned, they're all about manipulating people and spreading propaganda for profit.

 

[CraniumAmbiguity]

@SotiCoto Depends on who and where you are talking about. For instance, press in a country ruled by a dictator are just a tool to manipulate public opinion. A magazine that focuses on "what's that celeb do'n now?" is all paparazzi and just cares about interesting rumors and pay a high price on pictures. A local station will just state what is happening with out opinion like weather forecast, recent arrests/murders, ect. Larger stations are a brand that focus on topics that would interest their readers/watchers. Some are clearly more politically biases than others.

My original point is that there are those that are "paparazzi". Ppl with cameras that just want a reaction or snap of celebs and politicians so they can sell at high price to the highest bidder. And there are "reporters" that ask questions ppl want to know, take meticulous notes, do there research, and form that into an article. However that forms would depend on what they gathered and if it is credible enough to print for their paper.

 

[SotiCoto]

@CraniumAmbiguity : In the long term, they control credibility. I've never encountered a media source that wasn't biased. And whether they're willing to outright lie or not, every single one of them will present their findings in a way that serves their own goals.
While in theory they should be trying to inform people of what is actually happening, for the most part that takes a back seat to their efforts to shove their opinions down everyones' throats.

The distinction between that and paparazzi is there, sure... but it never struck me as a particularly vital distinction.

 

[lionfromnorth]

That shadow looks like Dario, the piece of shit who ridiculed and kicked out Douglas from the party. Let's see if Douglas, our naive MC, kicks his teeth in when he messes with him again.

 

[CreateJunkMail]

he needs to kill that fuck.

 

[Winchan]

Oh look- mysterious silhouette that is most definitely not Dario because it's a mystery~

 

[NicholasTurner]

The Shoppe lollies are adorable.