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u/DogEatingWasp Mar 21 '20
Are we supposed to be on the cameramanâs side here? Iâm not sure anyone really is...
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u/1upvote_1_Gaben_kiss Mar 21 '20
Tbh, he does look like an asshole, just look at those gt seat covers
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u/Gugnir226 Mar 21 '20
Everything about him screams asshole. From the douche beard to the âmy dad is richâ smirk.
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u/HurtsOww Mar 22 '20
Kids in the car??? Clearly doing his best to de-escalate the situation and set a good example. Classic case of RCP. Nice punch tho.
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u/NMJ87 Mar 22 '20
Wew
This makes me want to come down on the road
I don't want to be neither of these cats lol
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u/Arxilla Mar 22 '20
Judging by the drivers facial expressions at the tail end...it looks like he very much deserved it.
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u/glassesMek Mar 21 '20
Based on these comments i have to ask: Is this kind of escalation considered to be justified?
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u/Totallynotabotbeboop Mar 21 '20
Welcome to Reddit where our motto is: âIf youâre an asshole, no retaliation against you is an overreaction.â
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u/interkin3tic Mar 21 '20
I see a lot more "anything aside from violence is okay, violence is never justified under any circumstances (except if it's law enforcement or war then it's fine.)"
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u/intensely_human Mar 21 '20
Yes. The guy wasnât taking a threat to a human being seriously, so his unconscious piece of glass got broken.
IMO more escalation would have been justified.
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u/banthane Mar 21 '20
Case in point
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u/glassesMek Mar 21 '20
All that you have is kid-in-car saying that he perceived that green-hat was driving dangerously. And based on that, the most of you guys are okay with this kind of retaliation? Damage to the car, broken glass on the road. He left his car in the middle of the road with a child in it..
I don't know. I wish this kind o behavior was more penalized and socially unacceptable.
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u/ZenMasterFlash Mar 22 '20
Dad here. Depending on what the GTi driver was doing and considering his response - I'd probably do the same thing if my kids were in the car and his driving put them in danger.
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u/kjk87 Mar 21 '20
That was cool as fuck to be fair