Rude campers to the extreme
So, we are at Lake George RV Park, N.Y. and had group of campers that were loud two nights in a row. First night I told them they should move their fire away from our camper, midnight. Second night, I...
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JohnG3 wrote:pbitschura wrote:
Here's where I get called out for flaming....I have become tired of civility as a response to ignorance. I don't suffer fools and I don't validate or enable bad behavior either. I would have done as the op did....but only after management failed its' responsibility to uphold peace.
There was a post last week on a similar theme. One member posted a well written response to all the "suffer through the obnoxious behaviour" and don't make waves segment. That post basically stated that when you do not bring their bad/rude/bothersome actions to the violators attention, you are giving them permission to continue their offensive actions.
So what is over the top bad behaviour and what is an excessive response? That is an individual's decision. All are entitled to their opinion of another's reactions.
There is a big difference between "start your truck and turn on your high beams at midnight because some other campers were talking too loud" and "suffer through the obnoxious behavior and don't make waves". I think most people here would have cheered the OP on if he hadn't resorted to a childish action that escalated the issue (mostly by becoming a problem camper himself to others in the campground).
I am a firm believer for stand up for your rights, don't let others walk all over you, etc., but I don't believe that one bad behavior should be responded to with another bad behavior.
