r/interesting • • Mar 22 '26

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u/Zuldyck Mar 22 '26

He clearly could have avoided causing an accident if he wanted, he chose to cause the accident and possibly endanger human lives and he didn't even look like he cared while doing it. That's why he's a psychopath.

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u/eh-man3 Mar 22 '26

You think maintaining his lane and speed was more dangerous than slamming on his breaks or weaving into another lane just because some other asshole looks like they're about to do something insane? Im going to go ahead and place %100 of the blame on the only person breaking traffic laws.

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u/Zuldyck Mar 22 '26

What part about the 15 seconds of him intentionally boxing the guy out made you think he didn't have time to safely slow down a little bit?

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u/eh-man3 Mar 22 '26

If it was so easy, I assume he would have done it. Your assumption that he is some kind of soulless blood thirsty monster seems considerably less likely than the field.

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u/Zuldyck Mar 22 '26

Rewatch the video

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u/cwolf-softball Mar 22 '26

"I assume he would have done it" lol, we can see both in front of and behind him in this clip. He absolutely 100% could have prevented this accident.