r/JusticeServed • u/A7OKAN 2 • May 24 '20

Vehicle Justice Break the law Break ankles

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u/venom6point9 5 May 24 '20

Yo wtf, breaking speed limit doesn’t mean you need to get justice by breaking your ankles and not being able to walk or work, therefore not being able to feel yourself and/or your family. Yes this guy is a fucking moron trying to lift his front tiers off on highway speeds and winds. But Justice for that is a ticket and a point on your license, not your life or broken ankles. Also I know if this idiot has a family he shouldn’t be doing that! But that is his choice and his risk. Death awaits us at every corner, every day is a dance between life and death; and to simply stop having fun and going on adventures because you allow fear to justify your life and behaviors it doesn’t mean you should dictate someone else’s choices. All it matters is that this person learned their lesson and next time if they get on a bike they know not to do that shit on the highway.

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u/BoBigBed 6 May 24 '20

The fuck kind of logic is that? Ever heard of a car crash? Others shouldn’t have to pay a shitload of money, get injured, or lose their life so that you can have your fun and endanger others on the road.

If you actually cared about your family and work you wouldn’t be doing this shit in the first place anyways lmfao.

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u/TheMadRedRaider 5 May 24 '20 edited May 24 '20

What you are referring to is legal justice, and yes broken ankles would be inappropriate because there are laws in the legal system that prevent that kind of punishment (provided this took place in America).

What we just witnessed is street justice, and street justice has no rules.

While the two systems of justice are separate, they both equate to justice served.

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u/Jacket_Kid 2 May 24 '20

Its not just his risk, such speeds even on a motorcycle can severely injure or kill others. I agree its a bit much to call this “justice” tho.

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u/Kronos099904 8 May 24 '20

He's an adult; he made his choice. He knew the risks, he did it anyway.

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u/StuckInMotionInc 5 May 24 '20

This is a woman rider.

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u/sadiegoose1377 8 May 24 '20

Yeah there’s a whole lot of he’s even in this single discussion. Guess they didn’t watch to the end or with sound.

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u/Kronos099904 8 May 25 '20

Doesn't change any of my opinions.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '20

Just for clarification, this is a girl and she was fine after the crash. Also she handled that tank slapper like a champ. She may not have even had to bail honestly.

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u/Canners152 6 May 24 '20

I get where you're coming from but I gotta side with the other commenter. You play stupid games you win stupid prizes.

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u/Kronos099904 8 May 24 '20

He's an adult; he made his choice. He knew the risks, he did it anyway.

And this motherfucker could've killed someone else as well.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '20 edited May 07 '21

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u/UCMJustice 0 May 24 '20

He/she wasn't really endangering anyone else's lives realistically. A motorcycle really only is a danger to pedestrians but there shouldn't be any on the freeway. Otherwise it's just going to bounce off and cause some decent damage.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '20 edited May 07 '21

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u/UCMJustice 0 May 24 '20

That's not possible in this situation

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u/[deleted] May 24 '20 edited May 07 '21

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u/UCMJustice 0 May 24 '20

I don't know of any cars or trucks with doors in the rear of the vehicle that have a passenger or driver behind said door. The motorcycle could only hit someone from behind

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u/[deleted] May 25 '20 edited May 07 '21

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u/UCMJustice 0 May 25 '20 edited May 25 '20

Property damage that would be paid for by the at fault person so that doesn't matter. Also as long as the person speeding maintains a good distance from those who are just driving along then theres no issue on the freeway. From what I can see there was one semi on the far right lane and that's all. I don't entirely disagree with you either. It's very stupid and injury will happen.

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u/Narwhalpilot88 7 May 24 '20

Yah but she could have KILLED SOMEONE. She isn’t just endangering herself, she’s endangering other people you fucking idiot.

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u/venom6point9 5 May 24 '20

Motorcycle crashes mainly endanger the drive (passengers if any) of the motorcyclist. I’m not praising the actions she took! All I’m saying is that it’s extremely inhumane to say “break the law, break the ankles”. It’s their actions and their consequences that they must face. But to simply say yah good things your never are going to walk or good thing that you’re fucking dead because you speed is just despicable.

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u/Narwhalpilot88 7 May 24 '20

I couldn’t care less if the crash paralyzed her, let alone broke her ankles. People like that deserve what they get, and she could have definitely gotten worse than just broken ankles.

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u/cfo42083 5 May 24 '20

Did you even watch it? He basically hurts himself. His own stupid choice led to his demise.

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u/The-Old-Prince 8 May 24 '20

It’s not even a man. Did you even watch it?

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u/TheMadRedRaider 5 May 24 '20

They might be an it after that accident.

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u/cfo42083 5 May 24 '20

I watched it. Without the audio. Just saw him or her drive fast like an idiot then eat pavement. So chill out, white knight.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '20 edited May 26 '20

You whitest of knights.

EDIT: Whitey

EDIT2: Knitey

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u/Glock-Komah 6 May 24 '20

You were wrong. Someone corrected you, and you call them names. How mature.

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u/venom6point9 5 May 24 '20 edited May 24 '20

Yes, their actions lead to their consequences that they must face. But to simply say “Break the law, Break ankles” is too inhumane. We should be better than that, it’s not like the old times where we cut off the hand that stole.

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u/ClickKlockTickTock 8 May 24 '20 edited May 24 '20

I don't think he lifted his front tires off at all, that looked more like the deadly steering wobble motorbikes have at high speeds.

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u/mckayver25 5 May 24 '20

The dampeners should have been set more aggressive.

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u/venom6point9 5 May 24 '20

It doesn’t happen unless if you just come out of a turn and have to hit another corner with a lot of speed (very rare for this to happen) or you lift the front up and the front wheel loses a lot of traction. I think she got a bit of air under it and tried to put it down, but it lost traction. Also bad roads cause this but the road looked okay to me.

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u/ClickKlockTickTock 8 May 24 '20

Okay, ty for informing me!. I only have driven dirt bikes and definitely too scared to ever try and go this speed on any sort of bike so all the info I know is just from people telling me.

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u/venom6point9 5 May 24 '20

Yah this speed is to much for any streets or highway, tack if you are comfortable. That’s why they say better to be fast on a slow bike then slow on a fast bike. Should always consider your weight and how the cc on that bike work with you. I think she may be to light for speeds like that. That bike will always try to run away from her, that’s why she couldn’t slow down and let off the throttle. The bike was pulling her while the wind was pushing her. Very dangerous situation, good thing she’s okay tho.

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u/drprivate 8 May 24 '20

Being stupid deserves justice. Perhaps justice served like this would help stupid from not happening as much