Trash on the beach

[Wyandot Jim]

 

[wv.citybilly]

I know a bunch of ya’ll said similar things about public access shooting ranges. People just leaving shot up junk.

It’s just so sad and frustrating at the same time.

The first Monday of each month, volunteers clean up a public range near me.

It's not about poverty. I grew up poor, and I am anything but OCD when it comes to cleaning, but wow! These sub-humans really trash a place. I presume by their actions they have no character, and nor did their parents. It's visible in their neighborhoods too. They have a total disregard for their environments (and yours).

Babies act like this, except they're in adult bodies, since the equivalent of their actions is like an undisciplined child wiping feces on the wall. I'd guess they have a lower IQ as well.

Welcome to the third world.

 

[peachhead]

Trash does piss me off. I can't stand to see people throwing trash on the ground. Usually once a week or so I go out and clean up the roadside in front of my property (sometimes I'm slack and I don't get to it for a month or so) but I'm always staggered by the amount of crap that people throw out. It makes me wonder if their own place looks like that, and then I figure it probably does.

 

[pogomo]

We are down at the beach. And oh my goodness there are a lot of people here. In Galveston and all over.

Went for a walk on the beach today. People are just so trashy. I brought a small garbage bag that filled up in about 15 minutes.

It’s just unbelievable how people can be so thoughtless. For examples all spring there were these people who stayed in a tent on the beach.

No joke, since around Spring break I’ve been coming down weekly. They were always there. Until now. They left and took down their tent. However, there is about a pickup truck load of trash they left behind. A ripped and broken tent, sleeping bags, and just a whole lot of junk.

I know a bunch of ya’ll said similar things about public access shooting ranges. People just leaving shot up junk.

It’s just so sad and frustrating at the same time.

Agree with you. Doesn't the law have time to get after people who litter public beaches and waterways?

 

[Ride1949]

Here's one of three piles that showed up just off the road into my place here in the High Desert in the last two weeks.

I sure would like to catch these a******s in the process. The state can do whatever they want with them when I'm done. This is a class A misdemeanor here in Oregon punishable by a fine of up to $6,250.00 or a year in jail or both.