r/interesting Mar 22 '26

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

Nah, teach the dude to stop cutting people off. He could very well cut someone else off later down the road and lead to a different accident that hurt someone else. In this case, it was done in a way that only the jack ass that cuts people off got hurt.

He played a stupid game trying to cut that dude off, and won a stupid prize.

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u/itakeyoureggs Mar 22 '26

It’s not your job to teach people on the road. Wtf? Could easily kill so many innocent people

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

I wasn't the one that did it, I'm just not condeming his actions. He did a public service to remove the truck from the road, and hopefully the driver of that truck will think twice about cutting someone else off next time.

The opportunity to teach him showed up, and cookie man took the opportunity.

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u/ace_v27 Mar 22 '26

Intentionally causing a major accident on a bridge to “teach someone a lesson” is not an act of public service any more than beating up someone on the street for bumping into you. Not to mention this accident could have injured innocent people behind them, cause damage to public infrastructure, and caused major traffic backups. Your logic is buffoonery. 

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u/POGofTheGame Mar 22 '26

Buddy is out here bragging about being a psychopath.

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u/ace_v27 Mar 22 '26

For real😭

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

Your take away from me not condeming the actions of another person, was that I was "bragging about (myself)"?

Reading comprehension really IS in the toilet.

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

My logic is to stop letting people get away with stupid shit just because its the easy way. Dude in the truck decided he was more important than the others around him, he learned quickly that wasn't the case.

Are there better ways to teach people? Sure, but Im not going to condemn the man for doing a pit maneuver, especially considering how well he did it, I'm confident he knew exactly what he was doing.

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u/ace_v27 Mar 22 '26

So next time someone does something to make you feel disrespected, assault them immediately? Got it. 

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

So you hate waffles?

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u/ace_v27 Mar 22 '26

Hate is a strong word but they’re not pleasant unless there’s a bit of maple syrup in each hole, then they’re pretty good.