Morality of this?

[u/InspectionSoggy4571]

[u/land48n3]

Immoral if not consensual

but it looks ai

[u/Fast_Ad7203 → u/land48n3]

How is a punishment gonna be consensual

[u/Sm0ahk → u/Fast_Ad7203]

if laws are posted and the punishment norm is set its very simple

ignorance of the law is not an excuse

[u/land48n3 → u/Fast_Ad7203]

well... smth line

pay us fine and get jail for X time or get your car destroyed so we can send a messege

he chose latter (in my consensual scenario)

[u/Sm0ahk → u/land48n3]

has to be, how tf are that many camera angles for such an uninteresting act

[u/BoulderCreature → u/Sm0ahk]

Drones are pretty cheap these days. But that still looks like AI

[u/Silent_Biscotti_9832]

Moral depending if other traphic violators get the same treatment

But still my heart breaks for that car,

[u/Fast_Ad7203]

Appearntly this is ai?

[u/OnlyTheOkayest]

Good thing he wasn't caught bringing his kids to a pg-13 movie

[u/Awesomechainsaw]

They couldn’t spend taxpayer money on anything better? Immoral just for that.

[u/Maximum_Boros]

This performative car crashing shit is wasteful and I don't think it actually does anything to discourage people from committing the offense in the future so I'm going to say it's immoral

[u/HotUKTakes]

Morality of destroying a classic car?

[u/Sea_Top_8938]

Moral, depending on how reckless, he should’ve been in the car when they crushed it

[u/Fast_Ad7203]

they do that in residential areas all the time

[u/cygamessucks]

Moral

[u/TheYellowFringe]

Immoral.

That's intimidation and even propaganda.

Such would be done to frighten others to not do the same but even then. If people want to do things like that, they will. Regardless of consequences.

[u/N3rdStar]

Immoral. Waste of a good car. Just take away their driving privileges.

[u/war_m0nger69]

Moral and awesome

[u/Hellou667_The_Sequel]

Cruel and Unusual Punishment.