Pile on and Tell Me Why I am Wrong

[glocke12]

So people shouldn't say anything when someone like Luigi Mangione is spotted in a fast-food restaurant? Or Ted Kaczybski shouldn't have been "snitched" on by his brother?

Now you are simply being ridiculous.

There is no concern for anyone being ratted out, if they are not doing anything illegal. If they are doing something illegal, then yes, they deserve to be ratted out and thanks to the person that does report them for doing an illegal thing.

I'm sure if someone was robbing from your house or stealing your car, you would WANT your neighbor to "Rat" on the criminal, because it was your stuff that was being taken.

Yet you seem to be fine with not "ratting out" someone, as long as it was NOT you that it was affecting. Not a nice person to have in anyone's community.

I 100% stand by what I said and those are ridiculous analogies to make. You should know better. It's almost not even worth a reply.

If I see someone flying BVLOS or flying from within a park for a quick stealth flight that harms no one, will I snitch ? No.

If I see someone engaging in repeated behaviors that puts others at risk, such as flying over a crowed and buzzing people with their drone ? I'd be inclined to either approach the person and tell them how dangerous their activity is, or notify whomever is in charge there that someone is engaging in dangerous behavior.

Sounds like a bunch of you keep the FAA's number on speed dial.

 

[anotherlab]

So people shouldn't say anything when someone like Luigi Mangione is spotted in a fast-food restaurant? Or Ted Kaczybski shouldn't have been "snitched" on by his brother?

Now you are simply being ridiculous.

That was the point. It was in response to something extreme.

This isn't a black and white issue. It's situational.