Predictable increase of backcountry motor vehicle issues

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Littering and dumping should carry steep penalties and mandatory service.

Granted, our disposal and recycling systems need improvement.

It’s like these cheap fucks that won’t pay for trash service but drive new cars, live in $300 k house and make 45 k, and own side by sides costing more than the truck pulling them.
I was at my apt one day last spring, there is a satellite campus of the local university in back of me. I heard all this commotion out back and looked to see some dip shits in a newer F350 dumping shingles in the campus dumpster. Being saturday no one was there.
It was none of my business but, it just pissed me off. I called a deputy buddy of mine and asked if he was working. He said yep and I’m about a mile from your place. I said get your ass over here and told him what was going on.
He came whipping into the parking lot had a few words with those two assholes and had them in the dumpster throwing the shingles back into the truck.
Took their info and a picture of the the truck and plate. Said he would check Monday and see if there was shingles in the dumpster and if so it wouldn’t be good for them, Or if the shingles were dumped anywhere but the landfill.

See the landfill is the next county over and costs maybe $50.00 to do the right thing.
Ive watched soccer moms and dads dump trash into this dumpster again driving new cars.
Campus locks it now.

I was a firefighter/medic for 30 years, nurse now.
I don’t stop 99% of the time to offer help. I’ll call for help.

$4.

Shitheads will throw tires into rivers and other dumb shit to save $4. Discount Tire didn't even bother charging me for the extra 2 tires i brought along. I was flabbergasted it was that damn cheap to get rid of a tire.

That F350 was probably a company vehicle/tax loophole, too.

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