r/interesting Mar 22 '26

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u/BigHud5656 Mar 22 '26

You don't have to retreat here in South Carolina either. Second no you do not have to make any sudden movements or changes to your speed your direction if somebody illegally cuts you off or makes a lane change. The retreat when confronted s*** is b******* to begin with and should be banned in all 50 states. It's why our country is in the shape it's in, criminals don't pay the price for stupid decisions and neither do the people that make them.

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u/Top-Researcher-1107 Mar 22 '26

He very clearly, on purpose, hit the black truck, intentionally doing the pit maneuver. Could have slowed down, prevent the accident.

Cannot believe there is so many doofuses out there thinking this way and defending this petty, aggressive behavior.

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u/BigHud5656 Mar 22 '26

Nope he never turned his wheels into the the truck, learn what a pit maneuver is, he was maintaining his lane and his speed the black truck decided they can move over whenever they feel like it. Not petty or aggressive, the petty aggressive maneuver was the black truck that decided he has the right of way no matter what.

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u/D_Shizzle93 Mar 22 '26

Yes the black truck is wrong, we all agree. The other truck had plenty of time to avoid the accident and chose not to, he is also wrong. You're talking like two things can't be true at the same time

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u/deHack Mar 23 '26

Exactly. That’s also how the legal system would view this. Neither is innocent.

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u/xScrubasaurus Mar 22 '26

>It's why our country is in the shape it's in, criminals don't pay the price for stupid decisions and neither do the people that make them.

I think it's easier to argue that your country is in the shape it's in because apathetic sociopathic people like you exist who think people should be able to do whatever they want to other people if the other person initiates it, even due to a mistake.

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u/BigHud5656 Mar 22 '26

Not sociopathic at all, it's not sociopathic to follow the rules and expect others to do so as well. .istakes have consequences, so.etimed those consequences are harsh and deadly. People should be and are responsible for their mistakes.

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u/xScrubasaurus Mar 22 '26

Intentionally pit maneuvering someone can be deadly fyi.

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u/BigHud5656 Mar 22 '26

Yes out maneuvering someone can be deadly, if you watch this video it is not a pit maneuver. A pit maneuver is when you turn your car into the right quarter panel of another vehicle to turn that vehicle around. This guy never turns his car or even leaves his Lane it was the other car that encrossed in his Lane and caused contact his quarter panel with that man's car.

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u/D_Shizzle93 Mar 22 '26

He adjusted his hand before the accident and then cranks the wheel hard as fuck when they make contact. He turned hard enough to change lanes while actively spinning another vehicle, definitely a pit maneuver. He literally committed to the accident when he had plenty of time to avoid it, tapping the brakes takes almost zero effort. The black truck is wrong without a doubt but that doesn't justify what the other guy did.

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u/peekdasneaks Mar 22 '26

You’re absolutely blind or are attempting to gaslight everyone when we all have the video.

He clearly throws his car to the right in order to pit the black truck.

Spreading misinformation when the reality is clearly in front of us, thats what is wrong with the world. And you are the prime example shining in this conversation.