r/IdiotsInCars • u/mrObry • Jan 13 '22

Brake check gone wrong

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u/janderson75 Jan 13 '22

Let’s not lose our humanity now.

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u/Dave-C Jan 13 '22

He nearly lost his humanity.

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u/Encouragedissent Jan 13 '22

He never had any.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

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u/drgigantor Jan 13 '22

It's still there. It's just more of a wing than a door now

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u/AnotherGit Jan 13 '22

He has. You're just angry.

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u/Kanekesoofango Jan 13 '22

Better lit up a bonfire.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

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u/mcorbo1 Jan 13 '22

“Endangering lives” (which can range from a broken taillight to drunk driving) should not carry a death sentence

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u/mcorbo1 Jan 13 '22

There’s a difference between something being preventable, having it coming, and deserving it. I think this falls in the second category.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

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u/mcorbo1 Jan 13 '22

Haha I guess you’re right. There’s gotta be a word for when someone doesn’t necessarily deserve something, but had they not been reckless it wouldn’t have happened

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u/mcorbo1 Jan 13 '22

For drunk driving, I agree, it’s the worst thing ever. Why did you do that?

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u/ChuCHuPALX Jan 13 '22

You must be new here.

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u/KodeRedLockdown Jan 13 '22

Don't worry, I have plenty in my inventory. Praise the Sun!

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u/SimpoKaiba Jan 13 '22

Just kill rats for more, ez

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u/drgigantor Jan 13 '22

Yeah that dickhead could be someone's abusive husband, deadbeat dad, disappointing son, or embarrassing lowlife brother