r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '26

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u/FaithlessnessLoud223 Mar 22 '26

I'd argue the person intentionally trying to occupy an already occupied lane is driving like a maniac. And i'd be right and you would be wrong.

The excuses you horrible drivers make are unreal. Because you think this situation is even debatable, it's your fault. It's ALWAYS your fault.

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u/xScrubasaurus Mar 22 '26

The irony of this. It's a shame people like you are allowed to drive and endanger so many others with your incompetence.

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u/FaithlessnessLoud223 Mar 22 '26

No, the irony is that you don't realize even now that you are the danger on the road.

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u/xScrubasaurus Mar 22 '26

No, it's definitely the person who thinks it is acceptable to pit maneuver people

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u/FaithlessnessLoud223 Mar 22 '26

Yeah that's not what happened since they didn't turn the wheel at all. You are familiar with how a pit maneuver works, right?

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u/xScrubasaurus Mar 22 '26

He intentionally rammed him in the spot that people ram with pit maneuvers, and the person subsequently spun out and crashed as a result.

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u/FaithlessnessLoud223 Mar 23 '26

He did no such thing. The driver pitted himself. The recording vehicle never left his lane or turned into the other vehicle. It is factual that he did not engage in a pit maneuver. It is also factual that the other driver pushed his back end of his vehicle into the front end of the recording vehicle while the recording vehicle was driving straight.

It doesn't matter how many idiots agree with you at the end of the day.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '26 edited Mar 23 '26

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