Depends on its ****. If it's dog **** then neither. If it's chicken or rooster **** then I wouldn't mind taking it for a walk. No rules stating you have to pick up chicken ****. By the way, anyone who picks up dog **** is a spastic of the highest magnitude.
**** off. I do it every day. worst ****ing thing in the world but to stop someone treading on it, or a fine, ye just gotta do it.
Dug ****e is good for the soil and therefore plants whereas putting dug ****e in a plastic bag and dumping it in the bin for it to end up in a landfill is bad, bad, bad. ****ing dafties.
Can't tell if being serious or just stupid, so... How many dogs do you see ****ing in planters and plant pots? How many dogs do you see ****ing on nice green grassy lawns? Do you believe there's a difference between those 2 scenarios?
Yeah, you often get bryophytes (inc. mosses) growing on grassy lawns along with many small flowering plants such as Lotus corniculatus and various Trifoliums.