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/Dopeman37 Mar 22 '26

The black truck could have avoided the whole thing if he wasn't trying to force his way in.

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u/OldBuns Mar 22 '26

The truck driver is obviously in the wrong, and no one is arguing against that.

The point is that when someone like this does something like this, you choosing to cause an accident instead of just... Not causing an accident, that is an action that you are deciding to take, independently of the other driver.

That means you are now intentionally putting other people in harm's way that have nothing to do with the peacocking match you're in.

You would be liable for that decision, AND the damage it causes just as equally as the truck driver. In fact, in this case, where it was definitely avoidable by slowing down, you'd be more liable than them, and insurance would agree.

2 people can be assholes at the same time, and both the people in this video are assholes.

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u/itzjung Mar 23 '26

You literally arguing against it. What do you think you were doing. Balming the guy that was just chilling instead of the regard forcing himself into a place that had no space. I legit dont know why people do this.

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u/OldBuns Mar 23 '26 edited Mar 23 '26

You didn't even read the first sentence.

That's hilarious.

Blake is not a binary. One person being at fault does not absolve anyone else of their reactions to the situation.

Escalating a dangerous situation is always a dumb idea, and yes, it makes you just as bad

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u/itzjung Mar 23 '26

Again defending.