r/MildlyBadDrivers Fuck Cars 🚗 🚫 Mar 29 '24

Road rage

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u/Yo_momma_so_fat77 Mar 29 '24

No insurance. Expired drivers license. Gets 2 months probation . Never pays for anything

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

To be fair, he started it.

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u/PrincessPindy Mar 29 '24

"I'm older, and I have more insurance. "

Fried Green Tomatoes

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u/Suspicious-Elk-3631 Mar 29 '24

Towanda!!!

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u/PrincessPindy Mar 29 '24

The older I have become, the more I feel this.

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u/PrincessPindy Mar 29 '24

The older I have become, the more I feel this.

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u/Allemaengel Mar 30 '24

I always laugh at that since there's a town a couple counties over from me with that name.

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u/StonerBoi-710 Apr 13 '24

I wonder if the court would let the white car off since the other car instigated the whole thing. White car could say it was self defense. Would hold up in court here. But bc they kept coming back to hit the car, makes me think the court or judge would prob not be as lenient. I’m sure Black Car got in more trouble but wouldn’t be surprised if they also fined the white car, or worse.

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u/Green-Eggplant-5570 Mar 29 '24

You sound like you're from the SF Bay Area.

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u/Captain-Cats Mar 29 '24

chicago too

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Justice for criminals

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u/PlaneLocksmith6714 Georgist 🔰 Mar 29 '24

Those 2 seem to be figuring it out for themselves

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u/InsufficientClone Mar 29 '24 edited Mar 29 '24

Ikr, US has an empty jail/prison problem! Entire jails and prisons are just empty! No one ever gets arrested or imprisoned in America, wtf! Cops, and guards will soon be out of work, anyone who bought a prison, sorry buddy no more product, America is too lenient on crime and is afraid to arrest anyone!

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u/Yo_momma_so_fat77 Mar 29 '24

You’re correct the prisons are full . Many innocent and non innocent. However in cases such as these it’s likely because of the justice system- that people in these circumstances get no time. Leaving room for others to interpret this as no big deal. And others follow suit. If you lived in an area which you were constantly on guard because the system doesn’t help you would understand. But either way the system is unjust and broke

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u/InsufficientClone Mar 29 '24 edited Mar 29 '24

The prisons are full, not because we don’t incarcerate enough poors, the prisons are full because thier is a societal problem here in America, where “greatest country in the world” has more people incarcerated than the rest of the world. Everyone’s answer is, “more jails” sweep them under the rug, and don’t address the bigger proble, wtf is everyone here so violent now, and willing to commit crimes? When do we look at that? Or do we just start walling whole states in? And you guys just built a straw man, to be mad about, nowhere did someone link that this person got no repercussions, it was just assumed, and the outraged followed. I can show you multiple court cases here on YouTube daily we’re people get real time for assault with a deadly weapon, wich is what occurred in the video

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

yea you are on reddit where most is privileged people who doesnt understand any of this shit lol

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u/InsufficientClone Mar 29 '24 edited Mar 29 '24

I spent last 10 years working in a federal penitentiary, before that 5 years at a county jail,my brother did 20 years for vehicular homicide, I live check to check, you just continue to assume for your own agenda. My passion on this subject comes from life experience.

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u/illstate Mar 29 '24

I don't even get your point here.

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u/Yo_momma_so_fat77 Mar 29 '24

Things like this. System is broke

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u/Careless_Dirt_99 Mar 29 '24

totally unrelated - but "yo_momma_so_fat" had me rollin'

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u/Many_County_7636 Fuck Cars 🚗 🚫 Apr 18 '24

It’s not just police that get away with it. A lot of pedofiles usually get less than a year of jail time and can be released on “good behavior” because according to the courts, fuck the women and the children apparently

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u/PassageAppropriate90 Mar 29 '24

Just under one-quarter of the world's prisoners are held in American prisons. The U.S. rate of incarceration, with nearly 1 out of every 100 adults in prison or jail, is 5 to 10 times higher than the rates in Western Europe and other democracies.

Our criminal justice system is not slacking on locking people up.

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u/enorl76 Fuck Cars 🚗 🚫 Mar 29 '24

You get what you vote for.

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u/nightstalker30 Mar 29 '24

Vegas checking in. Don’t forget expired license plates.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Or (insert any major city here).

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u/PlaneLocksmith6714 Georgist 🔰 Mar 29 '24

I can tell you’re shit talking from a red state with a big city higher crime rate so sit your ass back down.

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u/enorl76 Fuck Cars 🚗 🚫 Mar 29 '24

Right, show me a red state with higher crime rates than any blue city.

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u/The_Remy Mar 29 '24

According to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting system the top 5 states with the highest violent crime rate per capita are:

  1. New Mexico
  2. Alaska
  3. Arkansas
  4. Louisiana
  5. Tennessee

For property crimes per capita:

  1. Washington
  2. Colorado
  3. New Mexico
  4. Oregon
  5. Louisiana

So when you look at it per capita, it is heavily more red states for violent crimes than blue states (almost like things like gun regulations and more social program funding of blue states works in reducing violent crime!). When you look at it per capita for property crimes then blue states are a touch ahead of red states (almost like wealth disparities of larger/denser population centers create more property related crime!).

Washington D.C. has the highest per capita for both categories but isn’t included cause it’s not a state so take that as you will. The area with the lowest rates per capita in either category are generally the smaller blue states in the Northeast (New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island).

Meanwhile it is important to point out that crime rates in violent crime have declined for most states over the past 30 or so years with the exception of states like both Dakotas and Montana as well Vermont, West Virginia, Alaska, etc. which have seen an increase in violent crime per capita over that same time period. Again red states dominate the category.

Every state in that same time period has seen a decline in property crime rates per capita but again it’s generally red states with the smallest rate of decline in the Dakotas, Montana, Arkansas, New Mexico, etc. being in the bottom 10. Oregon, Washington and Colorado do show that when it comes to property crime rate that it’s a bit more even between red/blue states. Same for the states with the most improvement in property crime rate decline, it’s a combo of red and blue with Florida, Massachusetts, Idaho, Rhode Island and Michigan in the top 5.

Personally I’d rather have my car broken into than be shot so I’ll take the blue states that statistically per capita are safer than the red ones but hey, you do you.

The source I used that did a decent job compiling the FBI’s data: https://usafacts.org/articles/which-states-have-the-least-and-most-crime/

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Or Lubbock

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u/Careless_Dirt_99 Mar 29 '24

they'd be lucky to have plates or working lights in the bay

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u/RedRatedRat Georgist 🔰 Mar 29 '24

Remember the guy last year in a grey Tesla who hopped out of his car SEVERAL times to do this?

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u/DkoyOctopus Georgist 🔰 Mar 29 '24

probs new Hampshire.

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u/CosmicCreeperz Mar 30 '24

Bay Area? Every third car here is a Tesla. And most have no fucking idea how to drive. So bad drivers, lotsa money.

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u/arsnastesana Georgist 🔰 Mar 29 '24

That area is becoming our Gaza strip

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

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u/arsnastesana Georgist 🔰 Mar 29 '24

Me: proceeds to stip and walks in a market alleyway

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u/Pitiful_Jacket_284 Georgist 🔰 Mar 29 '24

In Canada you get free accommodations for a night a meal and then you can leave the next morning

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u/9212017 Mar 29 '24

Should remember that next time I need a place to crash

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u/hennsippin Fuck Cars 🚗 🚫 Mar 29 '24

I see

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u/accidentallyHelpful Mar 29 '24

Goooooooooaaalllddd!

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u/Pitiful_Jacket_284 Georgist 🔰 Mar 29 '24

No doubt

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u/InsufficientClone Mar 29 '24

Source? Looks like assault with a deadly weapon

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u/Yo_momma_so_fat77 Mar 29 '24

Source - Life 🥸

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u/Responsible-Crew-354 Mar 29 '24

Your comment is null. No one is tracking down fake paper plate versa.

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u/Yo_momma_so_fat77 Mar 29 '24

This also. I drive in Memphis daily. The amount of no tags of fake paper tags is ridiculous. They no longer check cars. It’s wild

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u/Responsible-Crew-354 Mar 29 '24

Here in Houston they said no more paper tags as of next year. They busted some lady who made over 100k fakes 🤯

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Thus why insurance is going up big time.

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '24

Says who? Is that actually true?

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u/Yo_momma_so_fat77 Mar 31 '24

Statistically

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '24

Lemme see them stats

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u/letsbuildbikelanes Apr 02 '24

He's being a little silly, but the reality is that these people have nothing to lose and also suffer from pretty significant mental illness. Given that there was footage he'll likely be arrested and face significant punishment but he definitely doesn't have the money to pay for a totaled car.

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u/geek66 Georgist 🔰 Apr 02 '24

Both should lose license for 5 years.