[DJ MacWoW]

If an electrician, as one example, was called to the store for repairs and later found his photo published as a patron, how would anyone who knows him, including his family and customers, know that he was not a patron?

Would he park in a vehicle that says he's an electrician> Are you assuming Baldwins blind? Does the electrician carry his tools inside? In open view?

I have been in an adult bookstore. Do you think I am immoral? If so, in what way am I immoral?

I answered this sort of. Were you in a neighborhood? In plain view of children? What you do is up to you. Exposing kids to this is different.

[RTINSC]

Would it matter what kind of vehicle someone parked? Suppose it was the salesman for KY Jelly? Or the neon sign rep?

Your response to my questions:

"I have been in an adult bookstore. Do you think I am immoral? If so, in what way am I immoral?" wasn't an answer.

You qualify it by asking "Were you in a neighborhood? In plain view of children? What you do is up to you. Exposing kids to this is different."

Your response would indicate I am not acting in an immoral fashion under those conditions. Why then would it be right to photograph and publish photos of patrons and imply they are immoral?