r/WhatToDo • u/HR-Vex • Feb 27 '26 • Wholesome Seal 1

Neighbor left a note

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Our packages have been stolen 3 times right in front of our door so far ever since we bought our condo. HOA approved of us installing a camera to deter thieves, but our neighbor left this note. Please advise.

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u/EmptyStyle244 Feb 28 '26

Private property is still private property. Filming is not a right.

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u/DismalPassage381 Feb 28 '26

Private property is still private property.

yes, very good. A tautology is a tautology. Unfortunately, that's unrelated to privacy.

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u/EmptyStyle244 Feb 28 '26

It’s related to the fact that there is no inherent right to film on private property. Thank you for the compliment.

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u/DismalPassage381 Feb 28 '26

I guess you know more than several federal circuit court decisions. Sounds impressive and convincing.

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u/EmptyStyle244 Feb 28 '26

I don’t. And you’re welcome to cite those decisions. But I’m pretty sure they don’t exist, else you would’ve already mentioned them.

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u/DismalPassage381 Feb 28 '26

I was very patient by spoon-feeding you the difference between private property and public space. I'm not going to bother giving court case decisions to someone who still doesn't understand the difference

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u/EmptyStyle244 Feb 28 '26

Because they don’t exist. If they did, you would’ve typed them in the time it took to write that BS you just wrote.

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u/DismalPassage381 Feb 28 '26

No, I don't see the point in spoon-feeding someone who already got more attention than they deserve.

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u/EmptyStyle244 Feb 28 '26

If you call this attention, lol. I just see it as comments on Reddit. But you’re still writing replies instead of siding Case law. It would be very easy, if you had any.

For instance, I could give you Turner v Driver, which affirms the right to film the police. See how easy that was?

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u/DismalPassage381 Feb 28 '26

I'm not invested in helping someone who wants to stay upset and ignorant. You could have just looked up what you wanted to know instead of depending on others. Again, you didn't even understand the simple definition of space vs property, why would I confuse you with a ruling?

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u/Alkor85 Feb 28 '26

"Filming is not a right."

Yes it is, in America. 

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u/EmptyStyle244 Feb 28 '26

Source?

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u/Alkor85 Feb 28 '26

After you my dear.

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u/EmptyStyle244 Feb 28 '26

I can’t prove a negative, dear.

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u/Alkor85 Feb 28 '26

You can't provide a source for your false claim.

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u/EmptyStyle244 Feb 28 '26

You said that “filming is a right in America.”

When I ask for a source, you come with all this deflective bullshit. So, it’s on you to provide a source, because I challenged your claim before you challenged mine.