I will continue to stack the rocks, not for the sake of an imaginary native or neurodivergent person who I only care about when I'm defending my actions, but because I'm selfish and want to stack the rocks. See, it's that easy. Not everything needs to be tied into this greater moral framework. You can do something questionable for no greater reason than you being kind of a prick. You'll get people yelling at you either way, so you might as well be honest.
I mean, please don’t do it. It’s completely avoidable behavior that in the long term damages the commons for everybody, let alone the fact that it is very bad for waterways while simultaneously being completely avoidable behavior.
Like this isn’t an issue of telling people to stop eating meat, to stop driving cars, etc. Like literally just don’t go out of your way to destroy a fragile ecosystem is actually a really small ask that everybody can do by literally doing nothing instead. You just don’t have to ruin the commons for other people for funsies
I'm not arguing that people should stack rocks, I agree with you there that people should not do it. Leave no trace is a very important principle, for the reasons you state in your comment.
It's just really annoying when people try to find some imaginary moral high ground to justify doing something after someone else told them that it's a bad thing to do. Like it's the most bold face type of lying you'll ever see.
My comment is not arguing for doing things that are bad, but rather poking fun at those that hop on the make believe moral high ground to justify continuing to do something after being told it's harmful.
Like if you find doing something so bad that you have to make up some contrived excuse to morally justify it, wouldn't it be easier on your mind and soul to just not do that action?
And if you don't feel strongly about it, there's no reason to stop doing said action. So why do people make excuses to justify doing something "wrong" that they don't even care about that much? Seems like unironic virtue signalling to do such. Trying to tell everyone how much of a good person they still are, even though they do something that others see as "bad".
I will continue to stack the rocks, not for the sake of an imaginary native or neurodivergent person who I only care about when I'm defending my actions, but because I'm selfish and want to stack the rocks. See, it's that easy. Not everything needs to be tied into this greater moral framework. You can do something questionable for no greater reason than you being kind of a prick. You'll get people yelling at you either way, so you might as well be honest.
Fucking thank you. People need to get off of their moral high horses ffs. We all do shit that's not ideal, we're not monks that live in a cave
I mean, please don’t do it. It’s completely avoidable behavior that in the long term damages the commons for everybody, let alone the fact that it is very bad for waterways while simultaneously being completely avoidable behavior.
Like this isn’t an issue of telling people to stop eating meat, to stop driving cars, etc. Like literally just don’t go out of your way to destroy a fragile ecosystem is actually a really small ask that everybody can do by literally doing nothing instead. You just don’t have to ruin the commons for other people for funsies
I'm not arguing that people should stack rocks, I agree with you there that people should not do it. Leave no trace is a very important principle, for the reasons you state in your comment.
It's just really annoying when people try to find some imaginary moral high ground to justify doing something after someone else told them that it's a bad thing to do. Like it's the most bold face type of lying you'll ever see.
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My comment is not arguing for doing things that are bad, but rather poking fun at those that hop on the make believe moral high ground to justify continuing to do something after being told it's harmful.
Like if you find doing something so bad that you have to make up some contrived excuse to morally justify it, wouldn't it be easier on your mind and soul to just not do that action?
And if you don't feel strongly about it, there's no reason to stop doing said action. So why do people make excuses to justify doing something "wrong" that they don't even care about that much? Seems like unironic virtue signalling to do such. Trying to tell everyone how much of a good person they still are, even though they do something that others see as "bad".
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yeah considering you went off on a huge hostile tirade against multiple people, this seems like a very honest interpretation from a trustworthy source
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