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I'm guessing: more.
Ready to cancel the Tunnel?
.. Not that you ever could afford it ..
Now, the person doing the running over is a massive fuckhead. The worst person in the world. A likely psychopath. I'm not blaming the victim.
But... the victim was being an asshole. That has to be said. Shit... after he was rammed, he got out to confront the psycho. What does that mean, beat him up? His actions make me wonder if his driving routinely makes people have violent fantasies like Cienna's.
/seattle is awesome
//seattle drivers are the worst.
///'hey, if 50 on the freeway is safe, than 45 must be even safer, right?"
////"i know using a cell phone while driving is illegal. i support the law. but it's MY CHILD/WIFE/FRIEND i'm talking to right now. MINE."
I mean some guy bludgeons an octopus and everybody gets on the phone and demands that their elected officials do something, but give us a police force that is woefully too small for for a city half this size, and overrun with racists to boot, and the comfortable, privileged white people of this town say "Oh, what a shame" and change the channel.
There should be a mandatory waiting period before driving.
Its too bad driving is a privilege and not something you could take away, cause everyone *has* to drive right.
The problem is that people who would do stuff like this in the first place are far too stupid to learn that their dangerous actions can have serious consequences; it wouldn't surprise me at all if the poor dumb "victim" here turns right around and does something equally stupid again in the future.
The "victim" started (or at least escalated) the conflict with an aggressive and dangerous move - pulling in front of the suspect and suddenly braking.
Broken leg ought to keep him off the road for a while, and jail time should do the same with the other.
So I see life differently...obviously. I would say that both guys should have their licenses revoked permanently. No second chances. The same goes for DUIs. Remove those licenses forever.
Now back to me...will I ever drive again? No, because I haven't learned to text-message which I understand is necessary to keep your eyes off the road while driving.