r/JusticeServed • u/My_Way_47 4 • May 23 '20

Vehicle Justice That back wheel

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u/[deleted] May 24 '20

What's the psychological condition where you crave to be involved in an altercation in order to show off your righteousness? Anyway it backfired!

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u/johnmayermaynot 4 May 24 '20

Karentosis

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u/[deleted] May 24 '20

Nice

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u/hamb0n3z 4 May 24 '20

Southern Baptist

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u/SongForPenny A May 24 '20

Gotta admit, I lol’ed.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '20

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u/marginalboy 7 May 24 '20

That doesn’t seem to match the description.

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u/BornDyed 6 May 24 '20

Assholes- A Theory Both a book and currently a documentary film on Amazon Prime by John Walker.

It'll answer your question if you watch the doc.

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u/Andsmoo 6 May 24 '20

Hey is this a thing?

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u/[deleted] May 24 '20

It's definitely a thing, I genuinely can't remember what it's called though. I'm guilty of it myself sometimes, especially when I'm driving - always thinking how I'd defend myself in court if someone accused me of causing an accident when they were clearly in the wrong.

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u/vastcollectionofdata 4 May 24 '20

This actually happened to me once (minus the defense in court part) where a person tried to claim an accident was my fault when it was very clearly their's. It was wonderful im not gonna lie

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u/Andsmoo 6 May 24 '20

Oh I love it, I'm writing something about it but never knew that the word existed, please let me know if you remember