2013-10-20, 09:59 AM
Razmos Wrote:He... kinda has a point in regards to that thing being dangerous. If he knocked it over with so little effort, then after a few more years of weathering it likely COULD have fallen on someone.
It's still not right to destroy something natural that people enjoy, but hey.
I agree. I feel like it would have probably gone much better if he had informed the park of the loose rock and the danger instead of taking into his own hands. It is unlikely that it would have immediately fallen, and the park could have come up with a more long term plan (like securing the rock in place or carefully removing it). Still destroys the "natural" part technically, but you don;t get in trouble with the park and law then. This was on /r/wtp a few days ago, but I don't really find it too surprising. Of course people probably do mess with the formations occasionally, but most of them aren't dumb enough to make and post a video bragging about it. It might have gone over better if they had not initially celebrated the fact that they changed the valley and instead just said they did it to save lives.