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AITJ for trapping teens car on my land after they parked illegally and started singing loudly when I was trying to sleep
The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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When the late-night noise and disrespect finally crossed a line, the farmer took matters into his own hands. After a rainy night softened the ground, he plowed deep furrows around the illegally parked cars, turning the soil into a sticky trap. He didn’t touch the vehicles or confront the teens directly, instead letting the mud and freshly turned earth do the talking. When the teens returned, several cars got stuck, forcing calls for tow trucks while the farmer sipped coffee on his porch, watching the chaos unfold.
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Of course, the parents showed up to scold the farmer for “trapping” their kids. He calmly reminded them that their children had trespassed repeatedly, ignored clear warnings, and harassed his animals. The parents called him petty, but the farmer’s response was simple: “If I can’t protect my own land, what can I protect?”
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If you ask me, what’s important is that the land is peaceful, the animals safe, and the teens have learned that some boundaries are worth respecting, especially when the ground beneath your tires is freshly plowed and muddy.
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