I can only imagine how much worse it is in areas where people don’t think anyone is watching.
And, no, do not show me pictures. I am feeling sick already. I don’t need to be made worse.
I can only imagine how much worse it is in areas where people don’t think anyone is watching.
And, no, do not show me pictures. I am feeling sick already. I don’t need to be made worse.
The ordinary people, in trying to dispose of their trash appropriately, are doing more to uphold our society’s norms and systems than Congress is.
What a way to start the year!
…though a simpler, more effective way to do so might be to just pack your own damn garbage back out with you, rather than blindly tossing it near an overflowing receptacle.
Don’t you worry your pretty little heads about the national parks.
The shopping malls are still open; go out and buy some more crap.
Consume! Consume! Consume!
I’m in Joshua Tree, the bathrooms are a pathogen / bacteria nightmare. Don’t get me started on the D-Bags drinking / speeding / trashing the Park in general. A total fucking mess.
Stay safe, @Papasan!
I have certainly camped in state parks and national wildlife refuges where the drinking / trash / reckless loud revelry was anything but relaxing and fun. I hear you. I once had to leave a camp site because the people camping next to me were using our coolers for target practice (like, using bullets) when we would go for day hikes.
I wish more people gave damn about the only home planet we have–this one. One. No backup copies, no Control-Z undo, no kidding.
Sadly the symbolism of shutting down the statue of liberty would be totally lost on him.
I just imagine he’d send Barron in there to reenact this scene:
The shutdown might not have contributed to the death, but it sure slows down the reporting of deaths.
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