[Javicho69]

If anything, this thread has reassured me I’m in the right place looking for answers along with everyone else. JohnD’s first response cleared up a bit of what I was asking… loving where the discussion is going. I don’t think I had given things like this much thought in the past, it is surprisingly stimulating.

[Javicho69]

Back to logic 101 for me, I suppose … in the meantime, I posed him this question “So if there is no right and wrong, why do you fight for your ‘right’ to photograph? Do you fight to preserve your mere perception?” Am I beginning to understand?

[Javicho69]

Well, he’s actually a semi-known political activist who defends the right to photograph police officers… was arrested for doing so… and documents police brutality. So I was a little confused by this and also because I was caught off guard by this, and I realized I had not asked myself how I determine what is right and what is wrong, other than the culture I grew up in… which he argued is all relative, like right and wrong.

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