Also to all the people here saying "it's a public place they can film you, it's common decency" first off you are wrong it's not public it's still premises for the supermarket and second of all the guy is filming you! That right there is cause for violence in my eyes...If some faggot comes at me aggressively about why I didn't put my cart back and pointing a camera at me I would totally knock him out, grab the phone and continue recording while grabbing him and driving to the police to file a police report on him harassing me on the premises of the supermarket.
The rules about "being in public" refers to "places of public accommodation", which, as a general rule, is any place you enter without knocking. Or, if you'd like, any place you could get in trouble for refusing niggers entry. The store could ask you to stop filming, and trespass you if you refused, but that's an entirely unrelated concept.
If you sperg out and assault someone because some dipshit is filming you, A) he was probably right to be filming you then because it's only a matter of time before you go full Chris Brown on someone else, B) if you tried to bring them to the police station, you'd get off light with an assault charge because the cops would be fully within their rights to charge you with kidnapping or forcible confinement (and if you didn't already know, you'd find out that carries substantial jail time) and C) you belong in jail with the rest of the niggers who can't regulate their emotions upon being faced with minor inconvenience. Maybe they'd put you in the "destroyed a Popeye's because they ran out of chicken" section of the jail, because that's where you'd belong.
I'm showing that person I am armed long before they are in sticker range.
Yeah, lift up your waistband and show them your piece, niggertrash.
The guy is wearing a hi vis vest and has a gay little airplane wand and you want to escalate it to an armed standoff before he says a word; you're the reason we have licenses to carry in public.
We've grown to not give a shit about laborers and view a minute of our own time as more worthwhile than others' and the idea of paying it forward, even as a gesture, going away makes me a tad less hopeful for the future.
This thread has been illuminating. Dollars to donuts, the people who don't return their carts are also the people who leave chicken in the cereal aisle because they've decided they don't want it anymore, or the ones that use the on/off-ramp merge lanes to get 10 car lengths ahead in heavy traffic, ultimately making it that much harder for traffic to flow again.
Newsflash: you haven't discovered the cheat code to life; you're just an asshole who thinks their time is more important than everyone else's.