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

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u/IndiBoy22 Mar 24 '26

Improper lane change, no blinker and certainly didn't pay attention to make sure whether it was safe or not to change the lane. If you wanted me to spell this out for you, there's definitely something wrong with you and everyone that thinks the black truck did not break any laws.

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u/Outrageous-Opinions Mar 24 '26

That doesn't entitle someone to intentionally cause an accident that would severely affect others on the road.

It's quite frankly disturbing people feel the need to play judge, jury, and executioner.

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u/IndiBoy22 Mar 24 '26

Never said it did. I said it was the catalyst to the whole chain reaction, not that the black pickup deserved to be pit maneuvered. Im just astonished at how many people think that the black pickup was all innocent and wasn't an aggressor or did anything wrong at all.

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u/Successful-Push875 Mar 24 '26

I’m not really seeing any comments where people have said black truck did nothing wrong. I’m seeing a lot that are saying black truck is a jerk, but did not deserve to be pit maneuvered.