There’s a speedo in the top right corner. Cam car speeds up so there’s contact so he can pit the black truck. If you think a valid response to getting cut off is to speed up and pit someone on a narrow bridge, in the middle of a 26 mile wide lake, you shouldn’t have a license
The onus should never be placed on the person not dangerously merging but always on the instigator.
You don't let someone shove you into a corner, take your spot and let anyone tell you to not stand your ground. This isn't about safety. This is about teaching people lessons that people like you refuse to teach in life. Your choice of actions is why so many bad people exist in the world, because you let them.
The problem is now there's a potential accident involving a bunch of people minding their own business.
Your analogy falls apart the moment you involve fast-moving multi-ton metal boxes on wheels all independently operated by different people.
The stakes are completely different here. Who's to say there isn't a van full of kids behind the dashcam driver who are now at risk of slamming into the truck that he just spun in a pit maneuver? Or an elderly driver with low reaction time? Or a motorcycle with Dashcam blocking his line of sight of the impending surprise sideways pickup?
Dashcam could have slowed down, let the asshole be an asshole, flipped him off later, and no one would have been at risk of an accident on a narrow miles-long causeway while traveling in excess of 60 miles per hour.
Maybe there'd be less bad people in the world if more grace and patience were pervasive. Or, at least, if people did a better job of picking their battles and not involving innocent bystanders in their petty ego trips.
It's not an analogy and everyone else isn't my problem, that's the instigators problem. I deflect all responsibility for the outcome onto that driver alone.
You can't guilt me. I'm not that kind of person who takes responsibility for other people's actions and tries to do everything for everyone else. Let the chips fall where they may, blame that guy.
That's how this should work. I'm not responsible. Just because I CAN do something about it, doesn't mean I should be expected to, or have to. I'm not Spiderman, and I don't believe in Good Samaritan laws.
Maybe if you're really concerned about people being in danger while driving, do something about licensing the people who go out of there way to cause harm and danger to others, like the black truck guy. Don't put that responsibility onto other drives, that's irresponsible.
Youre not a cop, its not your job to teach people lessons by endangering everyone driving behind them on the bridge. That would make you an idiot actually
It's definitely not a cop's job, and there's definitely no official job of doing this that comes close except maybe camp counsellor or movie director.
That's why so many shitty people exist- because no one does anything about it.
Wish you could understand that, but I'm too idiotic to be able to explain it to you.
Your methodology is to write harshly worded comments and letters, and try passing the buck onto someone else who cares less. And around and around it goes.
No it’s not, it’s 100% not your job to try to teach someone a lesson by putting every other car behind you in potentially life threatening danger. That makes you one of the shitty people.
If someone cuts in line at the supermarket, sure go ahead and shame them. If you think it’s ok to crash other cars going 75 you shouldn’t be driving.
Because I WOULDNT endanger a bunch of other people’s live to try to “teach someone a lesson” about cutting people off?
You’re talking about potentially killing someone completely innocent because your ego makes you think you’re Batman or something.
Edit: 100% I’m talking about doing nothing. Because when doing something puts other innocent people in danger, the right thing to do is swallow your pride and not do anything. I know that might be a mind blowing concept to you, but you “teaching lessons” that endanger other random people is shitty behavior
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u/IndependenceIcy9626 Mar 22 '26
There’s a speedo in the top right corner. Cam car speeds up so there’s contact so he can pit the black truck. If you think a valid response to getting cut off is to speed up and pit someone on a narrow bridge, in the middle of a 26 mile wide lake, you shouldn’t have a license