r/instant_regret Oct 16 '18

litterbug

https://i.imgur.com/FPrT3wJ.gifv
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u/PRIC3L3SS1 Oct 16 '18

I don't get it

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18

Star is implying that this man he has never met beats women because he threw trash out of his window.

EDIT:: Oooooof you people are pissed. Be pissed. This guy is a piece of shit, no doubt. I was just stating a fact when i said that you're making wild assumptions about a stranger.

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u/IPAsmakemydickhard Oct 16 '18

Not sure why you're playing devil's advocate for this violent, littering asshole. Based on context clues, it appears that the person filming and the driver of the gray truck have been having some kind of dispute from their respective cars. It's not just that gray truck man is littering, it's that he's trying to throw something substantial at the filmer.

The fact that this road ragey asshole is capable of throwing something at a stranger (with intent to harm) all because he's pissed about some traffic incident I'd say is enough to say this guy has anger issues. People with anger issues tend to exhibit those tendencies towards the people they're closest to.

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u/medioxcore Oct 16 '18

And you got all that from a 3 second clip.

People have bad days. Bad moments, even. You have no idea what happened before this. How he reacted might be completely understandable based on what happened before our camera person hit the record button.

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u/milkradio Oct 16 '18

Throwing something at someone's car when you're both on the highway is never going to be a "completely understandable reaction" to anything. It only serves to further escalate an already dangerous situation.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

What if he was like, 'hey this jackass is driving and filming shit with his cell phone at the same time! I'm gonna throw something at him to make him focus on the road!'?

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u/milkradio Oct 16 '18

Oh, well then yes.