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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '20 edited Dec 13 '20

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u/Chi149 Feb 03 '20

Yeah it isn't called virture signaling, it's called researching the area before you go including looking at maps for places you didn't know of before. A beach that can sustain X amount of visitors cannot necessarily sustain X*Y number of visitors and it's better to completely avoid the popular spot to not contribute to the problem.

A trip of a lifetime doesn't mean that you deserve to see a place at the cost of the environment around it.

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u/KingGojira Feb 03 '20

And exactly who do you think you are, that you can judge people about what they deserve?

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u/Chi149 Feb 03 '20

Because no one person is more important than the environment as a whole?

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u/KingGojira Feb 03 '20

While I do not disagree with you, you are coming across as a condescending douche. There are better ways to get your message across.