So, to the question the asshats in question raised about whether they would be stupid enough to post a video of this on Facebook if they were actually doing something wrong, the answer is, "Yeah, you're big enough dolts to do exactly that."
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Hey, remember those asshats that +Dave Hill posted about that tipped over the balancing rock formation at the Goblin Valley State Park? The ones that were also Church youth group leaders? Yeah, turns out at least one of them is an even bigger asshat than we thought:
Taylor, the man who is seen actually shoving the rock to the ground, had filed a personal injury lawsuit against a woman and her father for injuries he says he suffered in a 2009 car crash. Taylor filed the lawsuit at the beginning of September saying that after that accident he injured his back and had to "endure great pain and suffering, disability, impairment, loss of joy of life." Taylor also says in the lawsuit that the accident was "debilitating."
[…] Taylor's attorney Mark Stubbs says just because his client is beginning to recover from his injured back doesn't mean he hasn't suffered from pain in the past, and he says Taylor's medical bills in the wake of the accident could continue for years. He does admit however that the tape may not play well if the case was to go before a jury trial, but adds it is only one piece of a larger case.
Goblin Toppler Files Personal Injury Lawsuit Prior to Incident | KUTV.com
KUTV One of the men infamously nicknamed the goblin toppler, is forced to answer even more questions