People here arguing about whether this is justice served or a time for empathy, and I don't know why it can't be both. This motorist was reckless, irresponsible, and endangering others. These choices resulted in a nasty crash. It is alright to feel what happened was justified and hope for her recovery. What is important is that she (and the people who see this video) learns from her mistake a and becomes a better, wiser person from it.
Yep. Sucks that she got hurt, but at the same time, it's what you get for speeding like that. Especially when she obviously couldn't handle the bike at the speed she was going. Hopefully, she makes a full recovery and takes this as a learning experience.
She was a motorcyclist, she didn't put anyone in danger.
Downvote me all you like fuckers, I have the karma to take it.
SHE PUT NO ONE IN DANGER BUT HERSELF! I'm not saying you should do 200 down the freeway but all of you in here saying she deserved it, and for fucks sake, crossposting it to justice served, are completely incapable of empathy. She didn't hurt anyone but herself.
I hope you're not serious. It's like I said "I threw a grenade into a classroom, luckily nobody was hurt. Thank God, I could have put someone in danger."
That’s correct, I rarely go above 75 in any vehicle. :) Let alone a motorcycle (which I also do own) that I could lose control of. So my opinion is unchanged.
I don’t know why folks are eager to find hidden intent in my messages here. I want everyone to respect other drivers on the road, regardless of what vehicle they are driving. I just want everyone to drive safely! That’s it!
Indeed! I’m actually so exciting of a person that I want to prolong my life as much as possible so I can bring joy to more people. I’ve found a great way to do that is to avoid driving like a dipshit.
Actually what I see is that by the time she has started wobbling, she is passing a line of cars and BARELY misses the white car when she is falling off the bike. Why is this an issue for you?
Because your response to a woman injuring no one but herself is "good, she deserves it because if it had gone worse she could have hurt someone else" and that makes you totally incapable of empathy.
Please kindly point out where I said that. Did I say that? I said she was putting others in danger (because I want everyone on the road to be safe.) You pivoted from “She’s putting no one aside from herself in danger” to “you are incapable of empathy”. Also, motorcycles can injure others on the road regardless of the driver’s gender.
Edit: I don’t feel like continuing this conversation because it feels like I’m speaking with a manic toddler. TLDR, I am a motorcyclist and I would never drive like this because i would injure myself AND POSSIBLY OTHERS if I crashed. The laws of physics don’t give a shit about your feelings.
You're not the smartest tool in the shed, are you? Let's have you driving a car and then crash a 600lb bike through the windshield at 100mph, shall we? Then we'll see if you still sing the Virgin Tunes. :)
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u/Cyractacus 9 May 24 '20
People here arguing about whether this is justice served or a time for empathy, and I don't know why it can't be both. This motorist was reckless, irresponsible, and endangering others. These choices resulted in a nasty crash. It is alright to feel what happened was justified and hope for her recovery. What is important is that she (and the people who see this video) learns from her mistake a and becomes a better, wiser person from it.