I agree-their stunt wasn't cute and funny, but an eye opener that we need to step up our game and be more aware. They could've been bad guys

You're overreacting. People have been entering cinemas and concerts and... zoos? Anyway, they've been entering those places without paying ever since they were invented. These guys just found a way to do it without hiding. They blended hid in plain sight. The fact that your mind just short-circuits and goes straight to terrorism is a bad symptom. Like I said, they hid in plain sight. Their stunt had two condition: - Not paying a ticket - Not being caught A terrorist could be bound by these conditions... or not. He could do the same they did... or do it in any other way. A terrorist would probably pay the ticket and avoid any possible hassle. You're so blinded by the terrorism you see on the media, that a guy just needs to be caucasian and wear western clothes to not be a terrorist, but the minute he shows some creativity, sound the f-ing bells, he's gonna blow us all up.

The stunts were done in Melbourne Aust We are a relaxed place where we don't run around inciting fear in each other. Come over and visit

Well, since you're asking..... Here's my answer. Where to start. First of all, I too was thinking of possible terrorit infiltrations, making this post kinda as frightening as funny it actually is. Because it is definitely an interesting experiment none the less. On the other hand, I was wondering → didn't these guys just expose themselves? What if they are recognised by the very institutions that let them in for free? What will be their reaction: will they repprt them, or will they take it as a lesson to tighten their security protocols? And then, if so, do we really need such strict security rules? Sure it's all for our safety, but it comes with a price - it often results in some form of oppression. Do we really need to have our freedom taken away (sorta) on a daily basis just because some extremist fools are ready to strike and kill our loved ones? I'm not sure how to feel about all this. All I have is questions and more questions.

I think this approach is what makes the world scary. I am happy that despite all the talk of terrorism people still trust each other. I prefer a world with trust to a world without danger.

A terrorist would probably have bought a ticket..

In a way it's good they did this and exposed security flaws at multiple types of businesses. Hopefully those in charge will make modificatio

Agree with you PandasAreMyFav! These companies - and probably others too... - really need to re-think their security and start employing people that are not afraid to challenge people that just walk in - whether they look like they 'should be there' or not...

I completely agree...in this day and age, this is terrifying.

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At BoredPanda we're all here to look at funny and interesting stories and especially not have to debate about terrorism and such

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I completely agree but my opinion is that I really don't think you need to post stuff like this. (more next post)

Good idea.

I think you could probably make a lot of money off of that

Missed U! Hope you're alright!

Welcome back! I haven’t seen you post for awhile. (^_^)/

HOLY C**P! How in the world is something like this so-called 'white privilege'?