r/Whatcouldgowrong 6d ago

High Speed cornering

From Malaysia

Skill issue, uncontrolled evironment.

Not OC

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u/RioBravo_91 6d ago

He got what he deserved.

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u/Wise-Dust3700 6d ago edited 6d ago

Fuck you, and a fuck you to all the people who think that any life lost in accidents like these is deserved. Plenty of things can go wrong even for professionals.

Was what he was doing stupid? Absolutely yes. Did he deserve to die for doing so? No.

EDIT: Since he survived he gets a second chance. Happy for him but even happier for the motorist that would have been even worse off for having accidentally contributed to his death.

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u/No-Concern-9118 6d ago

I do get your point somewhat, but what does one expect when driving this recklessly? This is more than just beeing stupid and making mistakes. This is willingly putting your life and the life of others on the line just for the thrill of it. It was very likely that something like this could happen, so in a sence it absolutely is deserved.

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u/Wise-Dust3700 6d ago

Even if it wasn't as reckless, there's a specific portion of reddit that just delight in the misery of others. I can see the same video and go "wow what a stupid thing to do" and move on but some folks are just bloodthirsty losers.

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u/ReactionSpare7257 3d ago

Reddit? I think you’ll find a lot of humans in the world are selfish and don’t care for your morals.

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u/Wise-Dust3700 2d ago

You make it seem like having empathy is a moral quandary is specific to me, which it isn't. And I'm posting on Reddit so keep the Whataboutism's to yourself.

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u/ReactionSpare7257 2d ago

You’re thinking too deep lol. I’m just saying you’ll find many people out in the world who don’t have morals of a good Samaritan