brooklyn1 > wrote:

> Never heard such ridiculousness, public stores cannot enforce policy that
> goes against law. There's no such law that prevents taking pictures in
> stores open to the public..

It's not a law, but stores are allowed to kick your ugly ass out of
you don't abide by their rules. This *is* a policy of every grocer
and other retail store I've been in for 20+ years.

There is no law that gives you the right to take pictures on
*private property*, Jerry. And you're an idiot if you think that.

I suppose you think you're allowed to take pictures and video inside
a theater or at a concert, too?

> pictures can be taken in any public place

Retail stores are not public property. And there are plenty of
places that *are* public property where you cannot take pictures
(such as government buildings).

Think about it, then make some more of your crazy-assed claims.

-sw