* You can't let rescue services decide who deserves to be rescued -- for so many obvious reasons it would be patronizing to list them
* People with a lot of money and no sense can fuck things up on a massive scale if we let them do whatever they wanted
* Human society is not a free-for-all. As much as the civil libertarian tendencies in me want to say 'sure, do whatever you want, just don't mess with anyone else's stuff', it really isn't that simple
Shame and societal norms are a big deal in keeping people in check. Just getting yelled at in public for doing something objectionable is enough to keep most people from spitting indoors or pissing on crowded subway platform or what-have-you.
When shame doesn't work we rely on laws. Laws must be universally enforced and they must be fairly enforced and they must be seen to be enforced.
If we allow idiots with stupid ideas to get lucky enough times then they become looked up to and the shame goes away.
To the same end if the shame doesn't stop them we need to physically stop them or take away their ability to do the societally harmful thing they want to do.
People need to re-learn that you should be embarrassed for failing when what you strove to do was stupid and destructive.