Morality of building the thing that terrifies local townsfolk in the woods?

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I don’t know how long they were waiting in line, but let’s say she got in line right after him.

I get these kinds of videos a lot on TikTok where people are mass killing lion fish because they’re invasive to the environment they’re in at the moment. Does an animal being invasive justify human interference and consequent murder of the said animal because it is harmful to the environment? How do we decide the life of, in this case, the lion fish is worth less than the other species in the area? Aren’t humans invasive to almost all environments that we have moved in to? Isn’t this just playing god in the name of “moral good”? I’m really interested to hear opinions on this, as I myself don’t yet have a concrete opinion on this, but it definitely makes my stomach irk.

He was publicly shamed for this. Also a Japanese man who did the same thing was ridiculed in Japan after his return.

Context: Titanic wreck

These kids don't fully grasp what they're saying, nuance is completely stripped out here. Rather than teaching healthy accountability or critical thinking, this approach feels like it just instills guilt and preaches a simplified "men bad" narrative.

Toga Himiko - My hero academia

Yoshikage Kira- Jojos bizarre adventure

Idk why I keep getting recommended this sub but you dumbass kids need to learn the difference between legal and moral. Most of you have absolutly no morals beyond "big man in charge says okay"

How do we feel about it?