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this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2025
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Disturbing the peace isn't illegal?
The people using speaker on transit, or blasting external speakers while hiking through otherwise perfectly good woods… are disturbing the peace, sure. So are the college kids two floors up when they’re pre-gaming at 9pm. But the police would not take any of these calls seriously, unless the OP rule/law were in place.
I’ll defend people playing music through speakers in the woods…. It’s the fucking woods. It’s away from civilization. You’ll be away from them shortly. It’s fiiiiine. It’s not like you’re captive on public transportation.
Boo. That shit carries so far. I go to the woods to get away from human bullshit. I'd much prefer the wind through the land with a birdsong accompaniment.