Comments by "Crazy Eyes" (@CrizzyEyes) on "Blind Men KICKED OUT of Gyms because Women \"THOUGHT\" they were looking at them." video.

@OriginalJoseyWales do you think people have a right to privacy? should I have to buy a home big enough for a home gym, then all of the equipment for said gym, because you believe that everyone must submit to being filmed?
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Most people just don't have the mental energy or wherewithal to sue over incredibly banal issues like this. I am most likely one of them. In a sense, if you allow such a petty, ridiculous person to monopolize your time and resources, you give them power over you. That includes filing a lawsuit, paying a lawyer, etc. If it were the only gym the blind guy could go to, it would be different though.
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I'm worried about a situation like this but thankfully it hasn't really come up yet. I have poor vision, poor enough that I have decided driving is a terrible idea, but not so poor that you can immediately tell "he's blind" just by looking at me and how I act. My glasses lenses are quite thick, but not very noticeable from the front.
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@qua7771 This isn't even a problem in 95% of gyms. Social media amplifies the minority through over-reporting. I go to a public gym multiple times a week, with fat-assed Instagram influencers that work out in it (I can tell just by the body type), and have never been approached by anyone for this.
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@nickthompson1812 name a single politician other than Trump who has ever admitted guilt to anything, despite incriminating evidence. no seriously, I'll be impressed if you can give me a real answer. it's standard operating procedure. don't blame Trump for acting like a politician normally does
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@JGD714 That money wouldn't really go towards him, it would go towards the lawyer.
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