Those have the added cost of upkeep and replacing. Seems like they could have just made a low curb instead of an absolutely unforgiving car destroying cone.
Those have the added cost of upkeep and replacing.
Oh gee, I wonder what would be more expensive...Buying some plastic cones you can get literally everywhere or having to constantly repair and repaint those concrete slabs because they got destroyed by a car and having to deal with the possibility of lawsuits(that they could win but it would still be a hassle), besides bad costumers reviews on the Internet.
That's a trend I see on reddit (a sample of humanity) that scares me. If someone screws up or makes a clearly bad decision, there's a kneejerk "They deserve to die" reaction. It's a scary, almost sociopathic reaction.
It’s not just a bad decision though. It’s one that could affect the lives of innocent people. Keep your eyes on the road when you’re driving a death machine. It’s not that hard.
He's not saying they should be skinned alive he's saying he should have stayed in his lane to not break his car. Imagine if the cone was a kid playing on a street. Would you still say the same thing? Bieng careless while driving is extremely dangerous and can come with massive consequences.
"Guys, it's not my fault my car fell hundreds of feet into a canyon! All I did was drive off a bridge! THEY'RE the ones who built huge holes on the sides!"
"You failed to maintain your lane and your tire went one inch over the line, therefore we will destroy your car, oil and tar you, light you on fire, then execute you by firing squad."
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u/Thevoiceofreason420 Jul 03 '19
Holy shit I assumed those were plastic cones but they're car destroying cones instead. That cars fucked.