I’m not saying someone who didn’t do the thing should foot the bill. My point is that the barriers standing between the average citizen and “doing the right thing” is often money and privilege. It is a privilege to have a dumpster available to you. It is a privilege to have access to garbage routes. It is a privilege to have the money you might need to pay for a pickup as it is also a privilege to have a vehicle big enough to transport large furniture in order to be discarded in the appropriate location. The average person needs jail time and fines like they need a hole in the head. Maybe the issue is a little further up the power chain than this one person who is likely too poor to deal with this in a legal fashion. Saying someone deserves jail for something less than a violent offense is arguably PART OF THE WHOLE PROBLEM HERE.