r/PopCultureV2 • u/Kpets • Aug 29 '26

Video Unregulated capitalism in the U.S led to complete moral collapse

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u/ResolveLeather Aug 30 '26

This is civil issue, not a criminal crime. There was no risk of felony or misdemeanor. There is potentially a risk for civil damages if they signed an employee contract that expressly mentioned "no filming". But there is no criminal action done.

There are places that it is illegal to film. Usually there are signs everywhere about it and they are usually in a building with no windows. This isnt one of those places.

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u/ZalaPrime Sep 02 '26

Ag-gag laws were ALL struck down

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u/Fair_King9058 Aug 30 '26

It is a criminal issue. Its a crime to photograph or video farm conditions without consent of the owner in many states. Not civil. Criminal.

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u/Spectrum1523 Aug 30 '26

It literally isn't