Amazed and Disgusted
I've been in this park many times over the past 20 years, and never have I seen such behavior. In the past three days, I've watched folks dump fish cooker oil in a fire pit, not at their site, but in ...
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4X4Dodger wrote:OLYLEN wrote:
I have a couple times picked up the dog poo and deposited it on the offending parties steps. Seems to cure the problem for the time being anyway. Doing so I saw one offender who was the recipient of my justice, he didn't see me in action, open the door start to step out then in mid stride made a midair move that would have made an Olympic gymnast proud. I have also called people when the squat was in progress and they have returned to pickup. DON"T YA JUST LOVE THE SMELL OF FRESH DOG POO IN THE MORNING, while doing the fresh grass shuffle.
LEN
While you think this is effective, this is precisely the passive aggressive type of behaviour that actually ENCOURAGES more bad behaviour. It is self defeating. It's the Israeli/Palestinian conflict writ micro-small...tit for tat.
No. Speak to them person to person. This is much more effective and results in, generally speaking. a feeling of "community shame" on their part. A situation they will want to avoid in the future.
It worked didn't it? The dog owner provoked his neighbor and got payed back. That action got the offenders attention more than talking would have!
