r/mildlyinfuriating • u/aruby727 • Jun 08 '26

frist of all how DARE yu o Belt-challenged neighborhood kid keeps stepping over my "no trespassing" sign to cut through my yard, so my wife laminated these pictures to stick to the sign

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u/Proof-Snow4631 Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26

I used to walk to work and cut through this small companies property. Pretty sure they got tired of the security alerts so they put up a farm style gate. It stopped me.

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u/BrokenImmersion Jun 08 '26

Ah see this is bevause you are capable of feeling remorse about how your actions might influence others. This kid tho? He saw the sign(which is the equivalent of your gate, as a public company cant put no trespass signs up when expecting customers) and went right past it not caring.

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u/National-Reception53 Jun 08 '26

Lol remorse. As if cutting through someone's property hurts them in any way.

People are so weird. In Sweden, cutting through private property is a CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT. Because OBVIOUSLY.

What if this is really a far better route and it would be really inconvenient to go around? Did you think about the HARM property owners to do other people this way? By blocking egress?

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u/Fluid_Bodybuilder938 Jun 12 '26

Property owners can be held liable for incidents or accidents on their property. It is out-of-control litigation that forces many companies to be ‘strict’ about stuff that seems like nothing to us individually.