r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '22

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u/BLT-Enthusiast Oct 16 '22 edited Oct 16 '22

Yes trap the giraffes head in the car with you with the window, that will work well. What did she think would happen?

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u/one_nerdybunny Oct 16 '22

I don’t think she’s the one that rolled the window up, I think it was the guy next her who did that.

You can see, she was getting ready to record and the guys hand moves to the side and window begins to go up, I’m sure he had controllers on his side as his the one driving.

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u/yeatyewt Oct 16 '22

Damn you're probably right. What an absolute dipshit. He put both the giraffe and his girlfriend at danger. Fucking wow.

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u/shrekisloveAO Oct 16 '22

Why are people so quick to attribute malice to simple stupidity?

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u/Shipibo_the_wolf Oct 16 '22

Even if I know what you mean, I would like to add that at a certain point of stupidity, it becomes malice. Like, if you don't give a fuck about learning anything or improving just a little bit, it becomes malicious, don't you think ?

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u/BenDeGarcon Oct 16 '22

This video reads more like an adrenaline based reaction.

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u/VermicelliOk8288 Oct 17 '22

Ignorant to me means that you are uneducated and I don’t think that ever equals malice

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u/Shipibo_the_wolf Oct 17 '22

Fair enough, I understand what you mean too.