and this is SingaporeScoobyDoes wrote:Technically, I'm with ecureilx on this one, to some extent, whether serious or not. Damage to any property, owned by somebody else, needs to be addressed.
So, this is a plant/flower/petals right, so what? It doesn't matter if it's petals or the wing mirror of somebody's car, it's damage to other people's property and, in a nutnutshell, vandalism.
Petals grow back, wing mirrors can be fixed but you can't differentiate.
I know it's extreme but it's the basics and kids don't know, anyway, how to differentiate so it's better to be all encompassing.
Picking the odd flower is acceptable as far as I'm concerned, but not for wanton destruction and just pulling them for fun, or because "there's plenty so why not?"
recently I mentioned to a local friend that me and my cousins used to shoot squirrels with a air gun in gramp's estate and you should have seen his face
utter shock
I didn't dare tell Him I used to stick a needle in the lead pellet to stop the squirrel running ....
