No, you don't understaaaand, He's against stacks of rocks, He can't be autistic anymore!
Just like he's not gay because he stopped sucking dicks in bus station bathrooms last week.
Certainly not the birds, lizards and insects that used to live there.
The best parts is this, the area had to be closed off for normies. So the normies went up and down the river and started the same there. Took three years to completely destroy the habitats there as well.
So they tried to close these parts as well for normies, which was a big thing as now the river was closed for about 6 or so km and people began to notice.
They had to close the river downstream for people with boats, as there was a constant stream of tourists, buying a 60€ plastic boat and a few crates of beer, going into the water, drifting 10 or 20km down stream. They then popped the boat and threw the bottles and the plastic into the river.
So Tölz-Wolfratshausen has stopped any tourists from going near the river in an attempt to save the last gravel nesting birds, but tourists don't give a frick. So they started policing the river and handing out fines and that is where we are now.
https://www.lra-toelz.de/wildfluss-isar-wichtige-informationen
This happened over the last 15 or so years, it got worse every year, the gravel nesting birds are fewer and fewer, the river is full of plastic boats and bottles and utterly destroyed over several km and you are fined if you go near the river.
Then you have this idiot, not understanding what is happening and why something gets regulated:
Right? A bunch of these autists were the type to shit themselves at recess if you didn't play along with their silly games, because how dare other people enjoy things differently. >wahhhh it'll harm nature
An ecosystem that can't handle surface stones being moved around wasn't meant to survive. >b-b-but leave no trace
Federal Government sponsored propaganda solely to regulate another thing that is solved with proper parenting. >cairns are bad/ugly/offend me
Many of the oldest human structures and settlements were founded on/near cairns; if such a prehistoric practice is "unnatural" and worthy of destruction then you better be consistent and kill every livestock/crop you come across because those are just as ancient and """"environmentally impactful"""".
it'll harm nature >An ecosystem that can't handle surface stones being moved around wasn't meant to survive. >>b-b-but leave no trace >Federal Government sponsored propaganda solely to regulate another thing that is solved with proper parenting.
The same happens at a greater scale on the entire planet, we will end with everything fricked up and highly regulated.
>Only in Germany
Are you telling me your country doesn't have conservation laws? I find that hard to believe.
1 year ago
Anonymous
Conservation laws where I live tend to pertain to what you're allowed to do in the area (e.g. hunt, fish, camp, have fires etc.) I don't know of anywhere in Canada that's literally off limits.
1 year ago
Anonymous
There are plenty of small nature reserves in Canada that being on will get you forcibly removed and charged.
1 year ago
Anonymous
example?
1 year ago
Anonymous
>3.3 (1) No person shall enter any of the following wildlife areas except in accordance with a permit issued under section 4:
(a) Îles de la Paix National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 3 of Part III of Schedule I;
(b) Eleanor Island National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 2 of Part IV of Schedule I;
(c) Wellers Bay National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 6 of Part IV of Schedule I;
(d) Scotch Bonnet Island National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 9 of Part IV of Schedule I;
(e) St-Denis National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 4 of Part VI of Schedule I;
(f) Meanook National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 2 of Part VII of Schedule I;
(g) Canadian Forces Base Suffield National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 4 of Part VII of Schedule I;
(g.1) Edéhzhíe National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 1 of Part IX of Schedule I;
(h) Akpait National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 1 of Part XI of Schedule I;
(i) Ninginganiq National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 2 of Part XI of Schedule I;
(j) Qaqulluit National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 3 of Part XI of Schedule I;
(k) Nanuit Itillinga National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 4 of Part XI of Schedule I; and
(l) Nirjutiqarvik National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 5 of Part XI of Schedule I.
straight from the Wildlife Area Regulations
1 year ago
Anonymous
Ok I stand corrected. Never heard of any of those.
1 year ago
Anonymous
Most are very small, or extremely remote. The Suffield reserve is interesting since it borders a significant military base where they do a lot of live fire training.
1 year ago
Anonymous
At least some of these have legit reasons you shouldn't go there
>Danger: This is a former bombing range used by the Department of National Defence, and unexploded bombs remain. Public access is prohibited at Wellers Bay National Wildlife Area.
kek
That was the fault of the people fricking it and drawing attention. An example of 'gatekeeping is good actually', folks should have policed themselves.
Rockstacking is the PrepHole version of the shopping cart.
I will bury you under the rocks after I kick them down inshallah
Birds that nest in rock piles along rivers wouldn't survive in the US due to the predator population. A fox or coyote would have a field day. On top of that we like to add extra non native predators to the mix, like pythons and iguanas, just to make it extra spicy for the native wildlife.
If you stack rocks the Coyotes will become bamboozled by them, so the iquanas will be able to reproduce on river beds and then spread out, damaging the ecosystem.
>I'm going to assume >Doesn't read >more assumptions
The level of motivation and moronation are a dangerous combination--as in your case. These (you) are the same kind of people that move to the woods, cut down all the trees, and claim to be environmentalists because the they followed timber industry guidelines.
it's something about the disrupting of the ecosystem. "lizard lived under that rock!!"
That lizard under the rock contributes more to the ecosystem than you and your entire extended family.
Just because of you i'm going to keep stomping on every small animal that crosses my path on hikes. As an apex predator, these beta prey gays need fear us
It ruins the wilderness because it is a clear sign of humans beign around and on "trails" it can be dangerous because it can lead people the wrong way as these things are used to mark the route..
kek, this homosexual again.
We've been over this kiddo, just because no woman will ever touch your genitals does not mean everyone who refuses to jerk you off is female, it's not a symmetrical axiom.
how many years will it take for mud avoidance shaming to go mainstream
really tired of seeing shit get blown the frick up every spring since covid because homosexuals in trail runners refuse to go through the mud and soil their tutus
Trailrunner homosexuals will eventually turn every trail into a highway.
if i was bored enough to scrape alltrails i suspect that trail listings correlate with a dramatic increase in reports of poor trail conditions or mud beyond within 2-3 years in an exponential way
Only on PrepHole will you find people who have a problem with a small stack of rocks, or more precisely, the enjoyment experienced by stacking rocks. How about just letting people have fun?
Only on PrepHole will you find people who have an obsession with making a small stack of rocks, or more precisely, the soothing repetitive experience of stacking rocks. How about just letting the rocks stay where they are?
Right? A bunch of these autists were the type to shit themselves at recess if you didn't play along with their silly games, because how dare other people enjoy things differently. >wahhhh it'll harm nature
An ecosystem that can't handle surface stones being moved around wasn't meant to survive. >b-b-but leave no trace
Federal Government sponsored propaganda solely to regulate another thing that is solved with proper parenting. >cairns are bad/ugly/offend me
Many of the oldest human structures and settlements were founded on/near cairns; if such a prehistoric practice is "unnatural" and worthy of destruction then you better be consistent and kill every livestock/crop you come across because those are just as ancient and """"environmentally impactful"""".
>an ecosystem that wasn't meant to be paved over and covered with comblocks and starbucks wasn't meant to survive >people didn't raise their kids right so you should be okay with them shitting up the environment >stone age people did the thing so you should be okay with vain social media prostitutes and autists doing it en masse
You do realize you're the guy in your picture, right anon?
I thought rock stacking was a PrepHole thing actually. I remember seeing threads on it years ago, then seeing anti-rock stacking PSAs 6 months to a year after those threads started.
The idea was "Africa couldn't even stack rocks" and to bring awareness to how far behind any African technology was.
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/326526540/#326526540
Can't find any earlier threads without spending more than a couple minutes, but you get the idea.
>2021
anti-rock stacking sentiment has been around for much longer than that. looks like a troll thread to be honest, also it's /misc/ which is 90% shills and bots trying to poison the well and gas light everyone.
Who cares if people think you're autistic? My girlfriend thought I was weird at first, but 3 years later she joins me in kicking them and we take turns. Usually we scatter the rocks around so that someone can't just come along and easily stack them back up.
God bless you in your righteous destruction. One other thing I haven't seen mentioned, cairns can be misconstrued as trail markers, it's happened to my moron ass before. Much as you shouldn't go marking blazes or tying flagging tape on random trees, you shouldn't build cairns where someone might get drawn off-trail. And also why must we always frick with everything to begin with
I don’t stack rocks because I don’t want to bother the fae folk and I don’t kick cairns because they may have been built by fae folk.
What I WILL do is make wildflower bouquets and leave them on stumps or leave some granola or a peanut butter sandwich, or sometimes I will carve sticks at home into whimsical figures and leave them on stumps.
I want to rebuild our relationship with the fae folk.
50% of all the people have an IQ of 99 or below.
Every fourth person you meet has problems reasoning why laws are needed, sugary drinks are bad or how to get a passport.
Maybe.
But I'm still going to think you're an autist.
No, you don't understaaaand, He's against stacks of rocks, He can't be autistic anymore!
Just like he's not gay because he stopped sucking dicks in bus station bathrooms last week.
What is the danger? I assume it is some mental gymnastics but I don't care to read it
It negatively impacts the environment when hundreds of insta prostitutes stack rocks for updoots
I've never once seen any travel or hiking instagramers post any rock stacks. Seems more likely it's kids and families.
>I've never been on instagram
And that's okay
It's hippy c**ts
Wat. How does it negatively impacts the environment? It's dumb, but I hardly see it killing off the spotted owl. It's just rocks' but in stack form.
it's something about the disrupting of the ecosystem. "lizard lived under that rock!!"
Many birds nest in stones.
Check out this river bed in Germany, nothing can survive there.
that's vile
Nothing?
Certainly not the birds, lizards and insects that used to live there.
The best parts is this, the area had to be closed off for normies. So the normies went up and down the river and started the same there. Took three years to completely destroy the habitats there as well.
So they tried to close these parts as well for normies, which was a big thing as now the river was closed for about 6 or so km and people began to notice.
They had to close the river downstream for people with boats, as there was a constant stream of tourists, buying a 60€ plastic boat and a few crates of beer, going into the water, drifting 10 or 20km down stream. They then popped the boat and threw the bottles and the plastic into the river.
So Tölz-Wolfratshausen has stopped any tourists from going near the river in an attempt to save the last gravel nesting birds, but tourists don't give a frick. So they started policing the river and handing out fines and that is where we are now.
https://www.lra-toelz.de/wildfluss-isar-wichtige-informationen
This happened over the last 15 or so years, it got worse every year, the gravel nesting birds are fewer and fewer, the river is full of plastic boats and bottles and utterly destroyed over several km and you are fined if you go near the river.
Then you have this idiot, not understanding what is happening and why something gets regulated:
it'll harm nature
>An ecosystem that can't handle surface stones being moved around wasn't meant to survive.
>>b-b-but leave no trace
>Federal Government sponsored propaganda solely to regulate another thing that is solved with proper parenting.
The same happens at a greater scale on the entire planet, we will end with everything fricked up and highly regulated.
Only in Germany would the government outlaw the enjoyment of a river. What a commie shithole. They say you get the government you deserve...
>Only in Germany
Are you telling me your country doesn't have conservation laws? I find that hard to believe.
Conservation laws where I live tend to pertain to what you're allowed to do in the area (e.g. hunt, fish, camp, have fires etc.) I don't know of anywhere in Canada that's literally off limits.
There are plenty of small nature reserves in Canada that being on will get you forcibly removed and charged.
example?
>3.3 (1) No person shall enter any of the following wildlife areas except in accordance with a permit issued under section 4:
(a) Îles de la Paix National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 3 of Part III of Schedule I;
(b) Eleanor Island National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 2 of Part IV of Schedule I;
(c) Wellers Bay National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 6 of Part IV of Schedule I;
(d) Scotch Bonnet Island National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 9 of Part IV of Schedule I;
(e) St-Denis National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 4 of Part VI of Schedule I;
(f) Meanook National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 2 of Part VII of Schedule I;
(g) Canadian Forces Base Suffield National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 4 of Part VII of Schedule I;
(g.1) Edéhzhíe National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 1 of Part IX of Schedule I;
(h) Akpait National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 1 of Part XI of Schedule I;
(i) Ninginganiq National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 2 of Part XI of Schedule I;
(j) Qaqulluit National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 3 of Part XI of Schedule I;
(k) Nanuit Itillinga National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 4 of Part XI of Schedule I; and
(l) Nirjutiqarvik National Wildlife Area, as set out in item 5 of Part XI of Schedule I.
straight from the Wildlife Area Regulations
Ok I stand corrected. Never heard of any of those.
Most are very small, or extremely remote. The Suffield reserve is interesting since it borders a significant military base where they do a lot of live fire training.
At least some of these have legit reasons you shouldn't go there
>Danger: This is a former bombing range used by the Department of National Defence, and unexploded bombs remain. Public access is prohibited at Wellers Bay National Wildlife Area.
kek
The ultimate PrepHole...
is anyone here man enough to camp there?
That was the fault of the people fricking it and drawing attention. An example of 'gatekeeping is good actually', folks should have policed themselves.
Rockstacking is the PrepHole version of the shopping cart.
Inshallah brother
Can't the bundeswehr like set up an exclusion zone or sumthin?
Certainly not my sense of calm.
when it's done on this scale I can see how it would be harmful for critters
>Germany
of course
Holy shit I get this quote now.
I don't know about you, but I can comprehend a pile of rocks just fine.
that's in Austria
Isn't that part of Germany?
Oh my god I would kick over every single one of those if it took me days.
you're definitely the typa autist that would do something like that
It'll be faster if we work together
Birds that nest in rock piles along rivers wouldn't survive in the US due to the predator population. A fox or coyote would have a field day. On top of that we like to add extra non native predators to the mix, like pythons and iguanas, just to make it extra spicy for the native wildlife.
If you stack rocks the Coyotes will become bamboozled by them, so the iquanas will be able to reproduce on river beds and then spread out, damaging the ecosystem.
>I'm going to assume
>Doesn't read
>more assumptions
The level of motivation and moronation are a dangerous combination--as in your case. These (you) are the same kind of people that move to the woods, cut down all the trees, and claim to be environmentalists because the they followed timber industry guidelines.
That lizard under the rock contributes more to the ecosystem than you and your entire extended family.
Just because of you i'm going to keep stomping on every small animal that crosses my path on hikes. As an apex predator, these beta prey gays need fear us
They already do. Last week two snakes literally jumped to get away from me.
what is wrong with you? what compels a man to act like this? baffling
>what compels a man to act like this?
attention from morons like you taking the bait probably
It ruins the wilderness because it is a clear sign of humans beign around and on "trails" it can be dangerous because it can lead people the wrong way as these things are used to mark the route..
But you would have to go outside to experience this.
Might start building some if that's the case
inb4:
>everyone who makes fun of my impotent rage against rocks is a ~~*stacker*~~!!111
>Look mom I said the impotent rage line again, tee hee hee
You're a fat female aren't you.
kek, this homosexual again.
We've been over this kiddo, just because no woman will ever touch your genitals does not mean everyone who refuses to jerk you off is female, it's not a symmetrical axiom.
be nice, pretending there are real women on PrepHole is the closest he'll ever get to talking to one.
Not OP but impotent rage is a pretty common phrase, impotent in this instance meaning powerless or ineffectual, as opposed to limp-dicked
Imagine making a Youtube channel entirely focused on rock stack kicking. Going on big missions to find rock stacks and kick them over hahahaha.
I couldn't do it I'm not cool enough.
You'd get millions of views.
Who makes the "Leave No Trace" patch with the boot kicking over the rock stack?
how many years will it take for mud avoidance shaming to go mainstream
really tired of seeing shit get blown the frick up every spring since covid because homosexuals in trail runners refuse to go through the mud and soil their tutus
Trailrunner homosexuals will eventually turn every trail into a highway.
if i was bored enough to scrape alltrails i suspect that trail listings correlate with a dramatic increase in reports of poor trail conditions or mud beyond within 2-3 years in an exponential way
Only on PrepHole will you find people who have a problem with a small stack of rocks, or more precisely, the enjoyment experienced by stacking rocks. How about just letting people have fun?
Only on PrepHole will you find people who have an obsession with making a small stack of rocks, or more precisely, the soothing repetitive experience of stacking rocks. How about just letting the rocks stay where they are?
you seem to be confused, there aren't any "stackers" in these threads, it's autists angry at rocks and people laughing at them.
leave no trace moron
it's that simple
cairns are not a big deal but they're up there after littering/improper shit disposal and trail widening
>How about just letting people have fun?
I have fun kicking cairns.
It does seem really satisfying
Right? A bunch of these autists were the type to shit themselves at recess if you didn't play along with their silly games, because how dare other people enjoy things differently.
>wahhhh it'll harm nature
An ecosystem that can't handle surface stones being moved around wasn't meant to survive.
>b-b-but leave no trace
Federal Government sponsored propaganda solely to regulate another thing that is solved with proper parenting.
>cairns are bad/ugly/offend me
Many of the oldest human structures and settlements were founded on/near cairns; if such a prehistoric practice is "unnatural" and worthy of destruction then you better be consistent and kill every livestock/crop you come across because those are just as ancient and """"environmentally impactful"""".
>an ecosystem that wasn't meant to be paved over and covered with comblocks and starbucks wasn't meant to survive
>people didn't raise their kids right so you should be okay with them shitting up the environment
>stone age people did the thing so you should be okay with vain social media prostitutes and autists doing it en masse
You do realize you're the guy in your picture, right anon?
i will continue destroying cairns and you will continue to seethe
>agender
So he is moronic
It's a /misc/ troll. Of course he is moronic.
I thought rock stacking was a PrepHole thing actually. I remember seeing threads on it years ago, then seeing anti-rock stacking PSAs 6 months to a year after those threads started.
The idea was "Africa couldn't even stack rocks" and to bring awareness to how far behind any African technology was.
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/326526540/#326526540
Can't find any earlier threads without spending more than a couple minutes, but you get the idea.
>2021
anti-rock stacking sentiment has been around for much longer than that. looks like a troll thread to be honest, also it's /misc/ which is 90% shills and bots trying to poison the well and gas light everyone.
>let people enjoy things
You’re a homosexual
I kick rock stacks over whenever I see them
Do not molest the wildlife. Rocks are part of the wildlife.
Who cares if people think you're autistic? My girlfriend thought I was weird at first, but 3 years later she joins me in kicking them and we take turns. Usually we scatter the rocks around so that someone can't just come along and easily stack them back up.
God bless you in your righteous destruction. One other thing I haven't seen mentioned, cairns can be misconstrued as trail markers, it's happened to my moron ass before. Much as you shouldn't go marking blazes or tying flagging tape on random trees, you shouldn't build cairns where someone might get drawn off-trail. And also why must we always frick with everything to begin with
kick my rocks down i dont care, im just going to stack more and you cant stop me
I will bury you under the rocks after I kick them down inshallah
Are you telling me your country doesn't have conservation regulations because it doesn't take in refugees?
Cairns
Never have been one to make rock cairns in the past, but I think I'll start.
>I've been unaware of how much a douchbag I am this whole time
I don’t stack rocks because I don’t want to bother the fae folk and I don’t kick cairns because they may have been built by fae folk.
What I WILL do is make wildflower bouquets and leave them on stumps or leave some granola or a peanut butter sandwich, or sometimes I will carve sticks at home into whimsical figures and leave them on stumps.
I want to rebuild our relationship with the fae folk.
Why kick rocks when I can kick autists?
yeah, stacking rocks is stupid, i usually prefer to throw them around.
Rock stacks are comfy for some
>carries along cartoon dolls and take pictures with them
>been doing it for years
Get some friends, loser.
>cartoon
>dolls
He posts OC.
You post banter.
You are not the same.
this just in
50% of all the people have an IQ of 99 or below.
Every fourth person you meet has problems reasoning why laws are needed, sugary drinks are bad or how to get a passport.
A large number of people are incredibly stupid.
>Meet the father and son
>son
That's a boy. There's something in the water, isn't there?
Imagine going to the championships and during the judging you just went ham and started kicking over all the rocks.
I know I know it sucks. But basically I'm going to keep kicking them over
I personally fricking hate stackers. They are destroying nature and are no different than strip miners in this thread,
, that turn over the landscape. Frick stackers.
We're actively destroying and polluting the environment but rock stacking is bad mkay?
I have decided to become a stacker
When the route isn't obvious, I intentionally stack rock cairns near goat tracks to bamboozle anyone who can't use a topographical map and compass.
No need to thank me, just doing my bit to thin the herd.
>the anti-anti-map-user
You get a pass. If I kick over your stacks I apologize.
Are you a druid
Their survival strategy is based on stealth, as there are also predators, like wild cats and foxes in Europe.