while that is true, it works best in certain scenarios, mostly when the person who "created the fire" is nice and didn't mean harm by it. If somebody has their hands full with trash and drops a few pieces, you should pick it up and throw it away, not tell them to stop and get it while their hands are full. In this case, I would say that if somebody simply just threw the shit away, he would learn that it's okay to let his dog poop and not get it. It seemed to be a park of some sort (people are saying it was stated to be a children's playground, not sure of the validation of those statements) which could be fairly populated making that completely unsanitary. He had the ability to pick it up but instead was a jerk about it. That is simply my opinion. I have no problem being nice and helpful as long as you are nice and helpful; I have no problem being an ass when dealing with an ass. That old statement, "treat others the way you want to be treated," is very ideal to me.

I actually agree with that a lot and my point basically is the now increasingly applicable statement an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind. But I understand what you are saying it just seemed to me that the guy wouldn't give a shit regardless whereas the girl seemed to care but instead of simply fixing it she caused a conflict. I feel like theres always going to be assholes like the guy but I also feel like the good people are starting to act a lot more like the assholes.

"an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind" is a good statement but the issue is that the rest of the people simply have to submissively deal with the asshole's actions. I don't believe people should act like children in a cycle of revenge like, "They hit me first!" but I also don't believe it to be fair for some to get away with "hitting" someone and that other person just being the bigger man and going home with a "black eye". The "hitter" will go home with no reason to even think about changing their ways. If I could have people act the way i wanted, I would simply have everyone deal with their own crap. People can always ask for help or receive help but they should never leave their chores/duties to someone else. I do completely understand what you're saying though and believe she could have dealt with the situation more maturely but I do feel he needed to be taught some lesson that could have an impact.

Yeah I can get behind that but personally I would want to find some sort of indirect way to teach him a lesson rather than something like that but now this is getting a bit beyond because I'd have no idea what that would be. Aside from the topic I really do appreciate the conversation and I feel like I'll walk away from this with more insight than before.

you're acting as if she had the chance to end world hunger. Shut up. Saying this is whats wrong with the world is a very broad statement you ignorant fuck. inb4 so is ignorant fuck.

All I'm saying is she had to just throw it out and move on being the bigger person. Honestly me replying to you now is hypocritical but I think you missed my point or maybe you're just an asshole who doesn't have the mind to understand. All it takes is one person being better and then other people can be better, all there is nowadays especially on this website is hate and anger and I'm starting to feel like that'll never change.