Anonymous #1 7w

Rules for a hypocritical country

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Anonymous #1 7w

Let’s be real, all except the homosexualism one are extremely valid. Are you all okay?

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Anonymous #4 7w

not a word. also, people don't have to live by your moral code!

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Anonymous #7 7w

You’re joking, right? Give me an example of one rule on there that’s unreasonable

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Anonymous #4 7w

no smoking of indian hemp, no building of wood or concrete structure of any kind

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Anonymous #7 7w

Firstly, why tf would you be smoking in a place which is family friendly? Kids, babies, they’re all playing around there. That’s not even about morals, just being a decent person. If you want to smoke, find a place that allows it.??? That’s like going to a hospital and seeing ‘no smoking’ and then getting mad. A place that is clearly meant for a specific purpose that does not include smoking. Secondly, the rules about building wooden and/or concrete structures is literally just a safety issue.

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Anonymous #4 7w

that's interesting since there's no context to the first one. do you have context for the second or are you just assuming things?

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Anonymous #7 7w

I genuinely can’t tell if you’re being serious or trolling, I think it’s the latter. Let’s use our brains to figure out why the beach authorities wouldn’t want unauthorized people building wooden structures on the beach. As a bonus, I’ll give you a hint: It has to do with the geographic terrain.

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Anonymous #7 7w

Also, what other context do you need for the smoking one? The beach is a family friendly beach.

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Anonymous #4 7w

this is beyond pancakes and waffles

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Anonymous #4 7w

No fr!! I don’t understand these comments. Except for the one about gay & lesbian, all of these are normal beach rules & completely reasonable

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