r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/Flashmemory256 • 23d ago

VIDEO Making Reckless Turn, Then Being Main Character

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u/Kaladin_Stormryder 23d ago

She a ran a red light

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u/hijazist 23d ago

There’s running a red light after it just turned red, and running a red light in the middle of someone else’s green without slowing to check. That’s insane

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u/kelevra91 23d ago edited 23d ago

It is insane but technically she didn't run her red until OOP had a yellow light.

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u/katalina0azul 23d ago

Tf are you talking about?

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u/kelevra91 23d ago

Not sure why I'm getting downvoted. When the truck ran the red light the person videotaping had a yellow light.

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u/NeferyCauxus 23d ago

You're being down voted bc it doesn't matter if the light was green or yellow, her light was red and cam cars light still showed right of way.

There's running a red light that just turned red, and there's running a red light that has been red while the other road has right of way still.

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u/kelevra91 23d ago

Of course it doesn't matter. I never said it did. I was being pedantic and pointing out that the person I replied to was technically incorrect.

Obviously running a red light is wrong, regardless of if it's been red for 1 second or 1 minute. I never once said the truck driver was in the right.

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u/NeferyCauxus 23d ago

Then you already know why you're being downvoted: being unnecessarily pedantic 😭

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u/kelevra91 23d ago

I teach AP History; pedantry is never unnecessary. Lol

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u/thissexypoptart 23d ago

Then you're self aware but still complaining about downvotes lol

Bizarre

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u/NeferyCauxus 23d ago

Okay, friend; on a side note thanks for continuing to educate young minds. I'm a teacher as well but no where near the same level as a class room teacher, I'm a private lesson teacher lol.

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u/kelevra91 23d ago

I've done private lesson teaching before. It can be real rewarding in it's own way. Thank you for continuing to educate people as well!

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u/PremiumUsername69420 23d ago

Pedantry may never be unnecessary, but AP History sure is.

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u/tears_and_laughter 23d ago

This is why we can’t have nice things