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Grown Men Destroy 200 Mil Yr Old Rock Formation In Utah & Post Video On Facebook

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You have to love modern social media. It has definitely made dumb people dumber. The obsession with filming stupidity amazes me.

The guy who toppled over the rock is such an idiot. It's bad enough he did what he did, but what makes hi. Even sound dumber is when he says he would do it again because the rock was dangerous. What an idiot. Anyone who knows that area of the park knows there are a ton of those type of rock formations, so he's trying to cover his butt by trying to convince people he was doing the right thing, then why didn't he go and topple the other 100 plus rock formations like that one so he could clear the entire area of safety hazards.....idiot.

What they did was criminal imo. If people are allowed to damage or steal things from state and national parks without repercussions then Mammoth Cave, the Petrified Forest, Painted Desert, Redwood Forest, etc, would be in trouble.

The Boy Scouts has now kicked them out.

 

This story keeps getting better and better. All because they filmed it.

What they did was criminal imo. If people are allowed to damage or steal things from state and national parks without repercussions then Mammoth Cave, the Petrified Forest, Painted Desert, Redwood Forest, etc, would be in trouble.

 

I'm hosting a Natural Bridge destruction party Friday. You in? It's just a big rock.

I'm hosting a Natural Bridge destruction party Friday. You in? It's just a big rock.

Lol, I could be there in 30 minutes from where I live. But I don't think the park officials would be too happy if we hammered chunks of rock from their bridge and changed its naturalness.

Lol, I could be there in 30 minutes from where I live. But I don't think the park officials would be too happy if we hammered chunks of rock from their bridge and changed its naturalness.

 

I'm thinking they might frown on it just like the folks at this park are frowning. Rightfully so IMO

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