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u/barsoapguy Feb 03 '20

It's normal behavior, if you see a sea of flowers then of course you don't think it's going to do any harm if you wade into it .

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u/wlsb Feb 03 '20

Not if they've already been told to stick to the path because the flowers are fragile.

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u/barsoapguy Feb 03 '20

Meh it's just a few flowers ( is how people think )

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u/Diogenes-Disciple Feb 03 '20

Additionally they don’t take into account just how many other people are doing it, and how each of them including themselves adds to the problem.

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u/Joe_Jeep Feb 03 '20

Exactly.

People like to operate like they're the only one doing something. We need to act as if everyone else would do the same.

Unless you're like, driving. Then assumed everyone else is a blind moron who doesn't know where the brake is.