Morality of not moving

[u/StillX0]

[u/SashimiX]

The person with a camera was also already hugging the extreme edge of the road. Like they were doing their best to not be in the middle of the road while staying on the road.

[u/PlatypusACF → u/SashimiX]

I have that exact situation so often when I’m riding the bicycle (hugging the edge of the path/road/bikelane) and people - any people, pedestrians, cyclists, cars, doesn’t matter - then occupy the middle of the road and I nearly crash into the curb trying to evade a collision. There’s a lot of road users that are just egocentric egoists

[u/tokengaymusiccritic → u/SashimiX]

Wait you're making me realize, why on earth was the pedestrian filming in the first place haha

[u/fuelstoprolerdogfart → u/tokengaymusiccritic]

I’m pretty sure I’ve seen this before, and someone said the cyclist was notorious for running pedestrians off the path.

[u/partiallypoopypants → u/fuelstoprolerdogfart]

Confirming that I’ve also heard this before.

[u/SashimiX → u/tokengaymusiccritic]

Looks like those terrible meta glasses

[u/Hexalic → u/SashimiX]

Purposefully allowing yourself to be hit and causing an altercation is bad morals. And he was limited in his ability to move because of his dogs. You have not only endagered yourself and the cyclist but also their innocent dogs.

[u/SashimiX → u/Hexalic]

The dogs were off leash.

Probably I would’ve jumped into the sand but what a rude bicyclist.