This is one of the greatest videos I've ever seen because the bald guy is absolutely representative of most people in America - completely unaware of the law and of how rights work and completely ruled by their emotions. He's such a dunce it's almost like a skit. It's hilarious. "You got to cut that camera off. Now!" - No. Where do you think you get the authority to come out to the street and order people around? "You're on private property." - No. A sidewalk isn't private property in a place like this in the sense that it's privately owned and cannot be used by the public. "This plant owns all the way to where those trucks are parked." - No, you don't own the street. "I'm not touching you, I'm putting my hand right in front of the camera." - You cannot follow someone around with your hand mere inches from their face because you don't want them recording. That's a violation of the law. "We don't need 'em (trespassing signs)." - True, but it's going to be awfully difficult to prove trespassing based on your assumption of the property line. Other guy: "You cannot record here because this is private property." – Again, no. People can record anything they can see from any place where they are lawfully present. Anything. "We don't have to show you (where the signs are)." - Yes, you do. You can't literally walk out onto the street and tell someone they're trespassing without some corroborating evidence. Your word isn't the law. "No it's not (the first amendment)." - Yes, it is. Gathering information about things that happen around you for dissemination to the public is absolutely news gathering, the very definition of freedom of the press. "The you gotta leave." - No, someone doesn't have to leave public property because they're not answering your questions. "I know what the GIS Survey, I'm not stupid." - No, you likely have never heard of a GIS and anyway you are literally standing outside the property line as you said this. "Have I touched you." - Doesn't matter. In SC assault and battery is a single charge and it's criminal (3rd degree) if the person was reasonably in fear of an imminent threat. It's a misdemeanor but your dumb ass could get 30 days for it. Other guy: "This is our property because we rent this property." - That's probably true, but you don't own the public right of way, especially if you're renting. And the reason for all this ... "If you shut your mouth a minute and let me explain South Carolina law to you: In South Carolina the property line actually does go out to the middle of the street." - What a thing to get wrong. People get a grain of information and just run with it. In South Carolina you can actually be deeded what's called a "centerline presumption", meaning you can actually own up to the middle of the roadway. This however requires that you own land on either side of the street, which this plant does not. And anyway, your ownership of the dirt under the roadway is completely burdened by a public right of way easement - and there's nothing you can do about it.