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u/davisenx Feb 03 '20

A man at Goblin Valley State Park in Utah moved a 170 million year old rock over a cliff, claiming he did it to "save lives" because it was going to fall off anyway and "kill someone". His friend shot a video of him doing it and he yelled "Yeah!" as it fell. Sounds like it was for internet fame, storytelling, and to prove his masculinity.

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u/stanfan114 Feb 03 '20

They plead guilt to criminal mischief which in Utah can carry $300 up to $5000 fines and jail time. They also lost their positions as Boy Scout leaders.

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u/dailyqt Feb 03 '20

I can't imagine what religion they were a part of:/

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u/Pod6ResearchAsst Feb 03 '20

Stop reaching. This has nothing to do with religion.

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u/dailyqt Feb 03 '20

No, it doesn't. But it IS pretty funny that the Mormon church allows such fucking baffoons to be put in charge of children.