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Trespass on SSSI sites

nigelswift N
nigelswift Sep 6, 2012 12:30:33
Replying to Mustard

O for Gods sake, it wasnt trespass (look it up) and it wasnt breaking a guardian's rules and the circumstances were entirely different to whats been discussed on this thread. If you want to say Ah that proves our attitude towards rules is justified and I'm "as bad as you" then go ahead. I think anyone that doesnt want to pretend otherwise will see there's a massive difference and will know precisely why youre trying to say there isnt.

E Evergreen Dazed
Evergreen Dazed Sep 6, 2012 12:36:22
Replying to nigelswift

nigelswift wrote:
O for Gods sake, it wasnt trespass (look it up) and it wasnt breaking a guardian's rules and the circumstances were entirely different to whats been discussed on this thread. If you want to say Ah that proves our attitude towards rules is justified and I'm "as bad as you" then go ahead. I think anyone that doesnt want to pretend otherwise will see there's a massive difference and will know precisely why youre trying to say there isnt.
Nigel, please..

Were you breaking any rules at Priddy?
If the answer is 'Yes' (which we all know it is), how can you possibly justify your previous stance on rule breaking?

Or are there indeed shades of grey after all?

M Mustard
Mustard Sep 6, 2012 12:52:38
Replying to nigelswift

nigelswift wrote:
O for Gods sake, it wasnt trespass (look it up) and it wasnt breaking a guardian's rules and the circumstances were entirely different to whats been discussed on this thread. If you want to say Ah that proves our attitude towards rules is justified and I'm "as bad as you" then go ahead. I think anyone that doesnt want to pretend otherwise will see there's a massive difference and will know precisely why youre trying to say there isnt.
Thanks, Nigel. We're now clear that you believe it's OK for you to break rules when you see fit, but other people can't break the rules that you determine are more important than other rules. ;)

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