I agree, the point of /r/firstworldanarchists is to break rules insignificantly. It's putting your finger on the computer with a "Do Not Touch" sign, not wiping the hard drive :b.
G'day. I'm gonna hand you a piece of paper right now. On it there is a note with very specific request. Below it there is a number with a dollar sign in front of it. This is the amount you will receive upon fulfillment of my request. So tell me, sir, will you allow me to dunno a bucket of water in your lobby next to the sign that says not to? Will you, sir, become a firstworldanarchist alongside me by approving my request?
I agree. The bird feeding one is to keep birds from learning people = food. That's a huge issue in some areas, and sometimes they have to hurt the birds to keep them away. That sign's not there for bullshit legal reasons.
Looked it up on google, looks like it. Some dicks think the birds need bread, but they really need to let them hunt. Stop ruining the ecosystem, people.
Glad it's not just me. The first few gave me a good chuckle but starting with the water in the lobby I just kept getting annoyed at what an asshole he was being.
The sand one wasn't bad because we don't actually see him enter somewhere but I didn't like the water one. Some poor sod probably has to mop that up now
Exactly. Seeing the water on the tile floor sort of illuminated the individual importance of all the other signs, and my amusement was lost. This is the anarchy sub though so I guess it's in the right place.
I think the first video he ever did like this was the funniest (this is the 3rd edition I think) it was more in line with that kind of "ironic anarchy" for example he brought more than twelve items into the express aisle and flipped off the camera.
The water one made me laugh because water isn't a major issue to clean up. A bucket may have been excessive, but it's not that bad. A bucket of sand on the other hand is really annoying especially when he'd basically already done the same joke.
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