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Although it is a kind thing to do, I definitely wouldn’t want to be unknowingly filmed and uploaded to the internet. I think whoever posted it should ask for permission first, before the whole world can see it.

Definitely for views

I think that, even though he has done good through his random act of kindness to the woman, it is still a patronising video for views because he did not ask the woman or tell her that she was being filmed. If he had asked to film her, let alone upload her onto Social Media, then this video would be an act of kindness rather than patronising.

I think that, even though he has done good through his random act of kindness to the woman, it is still a patronising video for views because he did not ask the woman or tell her that she was being filmed.

He was trying to make the woman happy by giving her flowers as we have all been through a very tough time with the virus

I mean, giving flowers is very kind in general, but, in my opinion, for popularity or views is disrespectful.

Although Harrison Pawluk may be trying to be kind, he should check with the lady first before filming her and posting it on Youtube. Also, the lady is right, not everyone would like to be given flowers by a stranger.

No, He must ask permission before he shows the world. I definitely think he did it for views and popularity. However, he did do a kind thing in the end but next time should think about his actions.

He is : distrupting her time, uploading without consent, patronising her, using her as clickbait for views. How can ANYONE be taking his side!?😱☝️

Giving flowers to the lady was a very kind action, but doing it for popularity and views is a different story.

Even though it is nice to give flowers to someone, you still need to ask them whether they are happy for it to be uploaded, and seeing as he didn't, I would say it was for views.

it was a kind thing to do, and we can't be sure he only did it for views, but it was mean to not ask her before posting so therefore I think it was for views

Even if people do videos of random acts of kindness, the outcome will still be a little awkward I you are stuffing a phone in front of their face, kind of giving people pressure to overreact, or even react positively to the gift/deed. I personally think random acts of kindness should be done out of the good of your heart, without expecting the outcome.

I think it is a patronising video because if he wanted to be kind he would of asked for the lady’s permission before showing it to the whole world.

It may look like an act of kindness, however, I suspect it could just be for sympathy likes and more views.

I think it was for a random act of kindness just the women did not take it the right way but it also depends on how he acted really and also he did not ask the person if he could film it so it kind of shows that it was Radom just the person toke it wrong.?????😀

If it was kindness, he wouldn’t have filmed it

he defo did for likes

He should have asked! I would not want to go on the internet where millions of would see me without someone
asking.

if he took a video of himself acting kindly maybe it was just for the camera

Well there are lots of acts of kindness videos on the internet but with old people they just think their being nice but actually its not really funny for the person who was filmed.

A random act of kindness is spoilt by someone recording it to share on social media. A true act of kindness should be a private thing that is between the giver and receiver. It's especially bad in this case because he didn't seek her permission to post the video.

If it was a 'random' act of kindness then why would he have someone filming it. Also maybe the woman did not want to be filmed and was not asked beforehand.

I would personally hate to be out on social media without my consent! It was kind, but then he kind of ruined it by showing of about it.

I 100% agree with stingray1!

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Just for views

Although it’s being kind, they should think about if they were put onto the internet without knowing!

If it was random kindness, he wouldn't have filmed it, simple as that. And the way he says 'could you hold these?' and then walks of is patronising, in my opinion.

A nice thing to do for the wrong reason

I think that he was generally trying to be kind but I think he should ask permission first before he puts anyone in his videos

He shouldnt film people without their consent if it was true kindness it wouldnt need to be filmed

Both

Maybe he just saw the lady and thought “oh I think she needs some flowers” but also thought it was good to video. I think it was a bit of both.

For views, and if you have to yourself being kind, are you really being that kind