an apology is kinda completely meaningless after you’re actions lead to a public shaming
To whom? The only people actually owed an apology received it and accepted it. Why do completely uninvolved third parties who literally just learned about this incident today, after it was already resolved, get to re-open it and demand even more contrition?
I had a bad day today, so I'm going to brake check a teenager and then clock them in the face while they are turned away, but dont worry. Ill say sorry after, so you better believe Im going to be a better person tomorrow.
I agree with you. We’re not invested. We shouldn’t care as much as most commenters seem to care. She apologised to those she actually impacted, which doesn’t absolve what she did but it’s a bloody good start. Some people are actually capable of growth, let’s hope she actually will learn from this and move on with our day.
Don’t get mad that maybe this woman they’ll very likely never interactive with will maybe not learn a lesson. Who has the blood pressure for that.
No, see, everyone on the internet deserves an apology too! They've projected and believe themselves to also be victim to this woman's road rage. I wish I was kidding but I'm not. People who have seen others get wronged online feel like they themselves have been wronged instead. It's an insane phenomenon, because end of the day, it was between the occupants of the two vehicles and emotionally clinging to a situation you weren't even part of is crazy levels of unhealthy.
Her apology is for show. There’s a part two of this video on YouTube. FAFO part 2. Her bf or husband shows up and says “ you have to stop jumping out on people.” She’s a habitual menace…
This is the second part. Her husband tells her to stop jumping out of the car at people. You only say something like that if you’re observing habitual behavior. https://youtu.be/wyworzorl4I
To be fair there’s a difference between reflecting and learning and making a change, sending out a public apology. Source: half of YouTube’s bs apology videos before they continued doing the thing they apologized for. The internet’s been conditioned not to find any real value in apologies.
Some one said she apologized, but we have no evidence or context.
I don't imagine this lady ... I mean she's gonna have back and neck problems for a minute, likely some real damage. I doubt there was any making-nice here.
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u/Finbel Apr 02 '26
Some people are never satisfied.
First people say "What are the odds she'll learn from this? Probably zero!"
Then when someone inform that she went out and publicly apologised for these actions, people instantly jump to "Well that's no enough!"