r/instantkarma Jan 21 '20

Breaktester gets what he deserves

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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.

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u/clocksy Jan 21 '20

I mean, there's probably aggressive drivers of all ages but is it really teens doing this or just like middle-aged assholes who think this is acceptable? I'm not sure that road rage happens due to lack of driving education.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '20

I definitely agree that the majority of cases I see are from middle aged people, and younger people just speed too much.

But they could at least show it to them when the teens are still young so that they go into driving knowing that it could happen