I'm gonna go out on a limb and say they are gonna regret this, but what do I know?

 

I'm assuming that this happened in a state/national park?

I'm assuming that this happened in a state/national park?

 

I believe so, and they should spend time in a national jail cell

I wish all criminals would film the entire crime and tag themselves on Facebook.

Did they realize what they were pushing over or was it an innocent mistake?

OK, I'll say it - Come on people, can you really tell the difference now as opposed to before, the whole valley is one huge 2 million year old rock formation. If these yay-hoos hadn't pushed the boulder over, it would have fallen on its own.

 

My vote - Not Guilty of destroying anything.

OK, I'll say it - Come on people, can you really tell the difference now as opposed to before, the whole valley is one huge 2 million year old rock formation. If these yay-hoos hadn't pushed the boulder over, it would have fallen on its own.

 

My vote - Not Guilty of destroying anything.

 

If it's not a big deal then why did they film it and put it on Facebook?

I skipped plenty of rocks into a lake and creek as a kid and I am pretty sure rocks in Kentucky and rocks in Utah are the same age. I guess I should have went to "juvy"....:lol2:

 

And by the way, no rocks on earth are 200 million years old.

Move along. Nothing to see here.

Yeah nothing to see here. Just felony charges:

 

Men may face felony charges after toppling Goblin Valley formation | The Salt Lake Tribune

 

"It is not only wrong, but there will be consequences," said spokesman Eugene Swalberg, noting that a criminal investigation is underway by State Parks authorities.

 

"This is highly, highly inappropriate," he said. "This is not what you do at state parks. It’s disturbing and upsetting."

If they could push it over, it was going on its own. Who cares?

If they could push it over, it was going on its own. Who cares?

 

You can't just go into a state park and destroy things. And if you do, you definitely can't film it and post it online.

You can't just go into a state park and destroy things. And if you do, you definitely can't film it and post it online.

 

It's a rock...

It's a rock...

 

It's a national park. Any adult should know that you can't destroy anything in a park.

It didn't look destroyed. It still looked like a rock to me.