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>> This seems like a legitimate issue though. How do you propose it be solved? > Is the game responsible for people littering? I feel like you didn't answer m
by wfunction 9y ago
>> This seems like a legitimate issue though. How do you propose it be solved?
> Is the game responsible for people littering?
I feel like you didn't answer my question?
Edit, to clarify: I'm asking what the actual solution is: expecting the city to pay for skyrocketing enforcement? Or letting the park get trashed and then blaming the citizens? Or just closing the park and blaming people for it happening? etc.
- nemo44x 9y agoI think they did: > put the blame on the person who does the wrong thing.
- LoonyBalloony 9y agoWhile I agree, I think the problem is affording blaming the person who does the wrong thing. Perhaps more permanent solution to the problem is in order such as fencing around the flowers getting trampled. End the drug war if you want to save money elsewhere for this.
- wfunction 9y agoHow does that answer the question? I'm asking how to solve problem, the response is who needs to receive the blame? Edit: See edit above. The question isn't whom to blame, the question is how to resolve the issue. Blaming people doesn't generally resolve an issue, but enforcing it or putting in place mechanisms for preventing it or some other tangible action might.
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- function_seven 9y agoEnforce existing laws on the people who are to blame. Fine them for littering. As far as flower-trampling, just shrug and wait for the fad to pass. It's not a big deal.