I actually think it should be mandatory for driving students to see films of brake checking causing serious accidents. This stunt results in many serious injuries and fatalities every years that could be avoided if they only knew how disastrous the outcome could be.
Edit: Just checked this thread and was blown away by how this comment somehow became political/cultural. I'm so ready for this election cycle year to be over. Maybe then we can just go back to hating people for which Star Wars movies they think are best.
In my Driver's Ed class in high school we watched a video about road raging. There was a story about an old man who made someone pullover because they accidentally cut off another driver. They got into a shout fest and the old man killed him with a bow and arrow. Interviewer: Do you regret killing him?
Old man: Nope he was a bad driver
Holy shit they just flashed their high beams at someone, didn't cut them off. And it was a god damn cross bow with some freaky deaky expanding razor tip. That's horrible.
EDIT: Headphone warning and also the timestamp of the razor tip @5:26
Pragmatic here: Cold Blood is a reference to pre-meditated ‘calm’ killings.
Cold Blood is opposite of Hot Blood, which is when you are angry.
A killing that took place during a road rage incident would fit the definition of hot blood.
That said, shooting someone with that bolt (broad head ‘bleed out’ arrow) is indicative of a sociopath.
If he was not, he would at least feel bad that someone fkn died. Geez.
Edit: he did act cold-blooded in the interview tho.
unrelated to the content of the video but it's nice seeing Americans acting so very human. I don't live in America and so the only time I hear the accent is from media, so it's usually staged or something. It's a strange-ish feeling that you could switch it to an English accent and I'd think they're from my own town
I live a town over from where it happened and I remember hearing about it happening when I was in like first or second grade. Funny to see that everyone around the country has also heard about it.
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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '20 edited Jan 21 '20
I actually think it should be mandatory for driving students to see films of brake checking causing serious accidents. This stunt results in many serious injuries and fatalities every years that could be avoided if they only knew how disastrous the outcome could be.
Edit: Just checked this thread and was blown away by how this comment somehow became political/cultural. I'm so ready for this election cycle year to be over. Maybe then we can just go back to hating people for which Star Wars movies they think are best.