I watched and observed the minutes silence while watching bbc news 24 with the sound turned down I was quite frankly taken a back with the number of people both in Tunisia and in the UK taking selfies on their phones during the 1 minute silence is it too much to ask people to refrain from using technology for 1 minute??
I saw someone (on the footage taken in Sousse) who was taking a photo during the silence. Is that the person you are referring to? It wasn`t possible to see if he was taking a picture or a selfie. Shame he couldn`t have put the camera down for a minute and just observed the silence. I guess he`ll be including the photo in his holiday shots!
I was quite frankly taken aback by the number of people watching it live on TV - is it too much to ask people to refrain from using technology for 1 minute.
Irrespective of whether it's disrespectful or not, it's pretty stupid. I suppose there's a load of photos now on twitbook of sombre looking people with the caption 'me observing a minutes silence in Lidl' or whatever.
If it wasn't so lame it'd actually be funny.
Oh has that come and gone ?
Odd thing to want to do anyway. But I'm normally silent all day, except when I'm muttering to myself about the world and how awful things are.
Big ben is more accurate than my watch computer clock, clocks in the house or anything else I wanted to go by that. But I think it was the height of ignorance for people to take selfies during the silence
I saw someone (on the footage taken in Sousse) who was taking a photo during the silence. Is that the person you are referring to? It wasn`t possible to see if he was taking a picture or a selfie. Shame he couldn`t have put the camera down for a minute and just observed the silence. I guess he`ll be including the photo in his holiday shots!
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