> People you called your friends for years will turn against you once the group turns on you.

That is somehow a fault of a week long festival?

It could certainly illustrate the group mentalities fostered there

	▲	watwut 5 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		It is a 60000 people festival where OP came with friends he knows for years (by own words). It says something about OP and his friends, but it is unclear who was actually in the wrong. We have no idea whether the "other" people were in the wrong or someone actually crossed lines and "others" reacted reasonably. Because people who, for example, abuse or mistreat others see themselves as victims when it is not enabled. But, what is sure is that if your friends turn on you during short crowded festival, the issue is in your group dynamic. And way OP uses language suggest the kind of personality that will blame strategically rather then fairly
	▲	throwaway27448 an hour ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		From everything i've seen it seems to have the opposite tone and ethos as biblical sodom & gomorrah—it's oriented around welcoming strangers and not abusing them. Even being kicked out would be preferable.

ryan_glass an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I think it was intended to illustrate the kind of people who frequent the festival.

	▲	Arainach 21 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		If the festival turns against you and you want to argue they're wrong, fine. If the festival AND your friends turn against you, maybe you were being a dick and you're not telling us the whole story.

swerner an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

It’s what seven days of sleep deprivation, dehydration and probably substance abuse do to you.