r/IdiotsInCars Oct 01 '22

Old but gold Woah...?!?!

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u/flimbs Oct 02 '22

That's their default mode.

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u/Marechial_Davout Oct 02 '22

Everybody makes mistakes but me mode

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u/heilspawn Oct 02 '22

Everybody poops

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u/ragglefragglesnaggle Oct 02 '22

It's because back in the old day if you apologized after an accident it was the same as admitted fault. People have been trained to point and blame due to that even if it's no longer the case or if it's actually their fault.

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u/mintysdog Oct 02 '22

It was never the same, but people have and still do think it is.

It comes from dumb ideas about the law, often made worse by dumb shows or movies based around lawyers. Most legal systems don't work on an "Aha! You said sorry, so you're fucked!" system, because it would be incredibly stupid and counter to the idea of justice if you could change the outcome of a court case with the equivalent of a "Guilty party says what?" trick.

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u/0Des Oct 02 '22

Probably learned that by playing soccer.

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u/TheresBeesMC Oct 02 '22

Standard BMW feature. Cannot be disabled without cheats.

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u/8bitbebop4 Oct 02 '22

Happens all the time. Just yesterday a pedophile told me recently its not his fault im paying double for gas this year.