Why YSK: in the aftermath of fatal human crush incidents, organizers will often attempt to avoid responsibility by suggesting that the incident was caused by the victims behaving badly. In some cases, such as the Hillsborough disaster, these misconceptions can persist for years after despite evidence to the contrary.

In truth, almost all human crush incidents are preventable through proper planning and crowd management techniques. Event organizers have a responsibility to protect the safety of participants, and should be held to account when these incidents occur.

I just had a pair of Mormons come by again. At this point I have two signs, one at the end of my driveway, one above the doorbell. I got larger ones that specifically say "No political or religious appeals" underneath "No soliciting" and I put a light over the one on the door.

I even have a ring camera and can clearly show that in some cases it's the same ones that I have spoken to and drawn their attention to the "no soliciting" sign. I remained calm and civil, but asked them "Please, don't come here for religious purposes anymore."

I feel there isn't much I can practically do, because of course if you threaten legal action on them, YOU'RE the jerk, even though I am just sitting at home watching a movie and they ignore my sign and pester me. It's uncomfortable.

Is there any particular deterrent that they care about? Is it against the law in any way for them to keep doing this? I live 1 block from a stake center (Mormon church) so this happens constantly, and it's not funny anymore. It's just annoying. I'm working from home and we have a baby who still needs to nap. I have a hard time focusing as it is, and just now they interrupted our family movie time.

I don't want to be a dick to them, I don't want to sue them or something, I just want them to leave me alone.