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Originally Posted by Piglet
Again on what basis? He is on public property, has been admitted with the consent of the owner and the owner (and this extends to the operating club) can set rules as to what that person can and can't do. As to why, many people do it so that they can flog sensationalist footage to dodgy newspapers and make a quick buck at someone else's expense, let's face it footage of injured or dying drivers would be very popular in some media outlets.
T'ish funny these days, everyone has "rights" but nobody has responsibilities.
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Just wanted to point out that the operating club cannot set rules as to what people can or cannot do if these proposed rules are superseded by one's human rights; freedom of expression for example. You can't print on the back of a ticket "No holding hands by Gays, or no Blacks in the Kentagon after 6pm" to pick extreme example.
If you saw the recent BBC documentary "The Killer Years" there was some very hard to watch footage there, but had it not been shot and had people not reacted to it in the way that they did the relative safety that we enjoy today would not exist.