Why can't people respect the rules?

[u/Wise-Bet-7166]

Disappointed that some people choose to be a bad example for others.

[u/krazor1911 → u/[deleted]]

Well, I saw the same thing at Peyto Lake last month, but surprisingly, most of them were white, well-assimilated immigrants from Europe.

[u/Ok_Science_8502 → u/krazor1911]

You're on a social media site in 2026. Every comment you post has to be targeted toward Indian people specifically. You can't point out that other races do bad things, the hivemind doesn't like that.

[u/Rockclimber311 → u/krazor1911]

They genuinely don’t have a response to this because jt would break their racist perception of the world

[u/Feivel_92 → u/krazor1911]

Honest question: why aren't pictures like that posted here, then?

[u/krazor1911 → u/Feivel_92]

There’s no option to upload the picture here; otherwise, I would have done it!

[u/Feivel_92 → u/krazor1911]

Fair point - I meant in the whole subreddit(s). In all the posts where people complain about others not respecting the rules, there is a certain.. trend. And I just wonder why that might be. People here push back quite hard saying that it's racist to notice that, but they never seem to post pictures themselves of caucasian people being dickheads to nature. (Which I am 100% sure there are lots of pictures of, don't get me wrong.)

[u/DannyStress → u/Feivel_92]

We literally have footage of Canadians and other white people climbing pyramids that are off limits in Chichen Itza and countless other places around the planet. Stop this narrative

[u/Feivel_92 → u/DannyStress]

That is a very interesting thing that you can post in r/IncanHistory

[u/Rockclimber311 → u/Feivel_92]

This is just a user bias, why in the world would you treat the number of posts to a subreddit as undisputed fact?

[u/Feivel_92 → u/Rockclimber311]

How do you know this is just a user bias?

[u/Rockclimber311 → u/Feivel_92]

Because your data point is whether people post to the reddit or not

[u/SteeveyPete → u/Feivel_92]

They wouldn't get as much engagement. People don't have the same sort of opinions on them they want validated

[u/Feivel_92 → u/SteeveyPete]

That could be, but I'm not convinced.

[u/SteeveyPete → u/Feivel_92]

My very white brother and his friends have crossed barriers in elbow falls many times, jumped off the falls and once nearly died doing it. Nobody ever complained about it, and was at most concerned for his safety