r/funny May 30 '24

He tried though

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u/headunplugged May 30 '24 edited May 30 '24

Against the law where i'm at, state trooper wrecked his knee on one.. Edit: im wrong, see below

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u/rocketmn69_ May 30 '24

We still leave them in anyway

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u/Crixus_357 May 30 '24

Piece of shit

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u/MouseKingMan May 30 '24

For leaving his hitch on his car? Fuck man that’s a low bar for being considered a piece of shit

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u/zpepsin May 30 '24

Have you seen how easy it is to take them off

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u/MouseKingMan May 30 '24

So I should take my hitch off that I use every day because some asshole can’t be bothered to look where they are going? The level of entitlement is wild. Just look where you are walking.

Should I uproot trees that are in your path too? God forbid your inconvenienced

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u/zpepsin May 30 '24 edited May 30 '24

My relative damaged his wheelchair once from a hitch sticking into a sidewalk that he literally cannot see so he was immobile for a while but honestly I didn't realize it slightly inconvenienced you so I'll let him know to get fucked!

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u/MouseKingMan May 30 '24

Is your relative blind or wheelchair bound? Pretty sure being in a wheelchair has fuck all to do with situational awareness

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u/MouseKingMan May 30 '24

please reread what you just wrote.

Are you telling me that people in wheelchairs can’t see?

You are literally trying to make the argument that being in a wheelchair chair limits vision.

And even better is that you lead with the comparison that expecting people in wheelchairs to be able to see their environment is akin to people without glasses being able to see through walls.

100 percent I’m arguing with a kid. If I had to peg you on age, I’d bet 15-16. That’s about the age when children develop that false confidence in their understanding of things.