r/Wellthatsucks 10h ago

Reading festival 2026

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u/OnceMoreAndAgain 7h ago

You think that justifies littering, but it doesn't.

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u/FancyVideo609 5h ago

This is ragebait btw yes the kids (16-18yo) who go to Reading Festival suck but the site is not left like that for long. Go to a football match and you'll see the same shit in the stands after the game

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u/OnceMoreAndAgain 5h ago edited 5h ago

So two wrongs make a right? It's okay to litter at a festival, because it's common for people to litter at football matches? It's okay to litter because someone else will clean it up?

None of that is logical. How about no one litters, because littering is immoral?

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u/FancyVideo609 5h ago

Honestly I think that's a very immature and narrow way to consider the problem "welp two wrongs dont make a right littering bad!". My point is that this problem is being misrepresented in order to rage bait Redditors into thinking this is how the festival was left permanently. If you want to debate "Why humans leave litter in private events" then I'm sure there's plenty of people for you to chat to