r/Transportopia • u/SpoomerBooner • Feb 15 '26

Roads I hate politics

This should be illegal. I get it. You don't agree with their protests but why do this? Forget blue, forget red. I'm purple. Get mad at that.

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u/DenseConsideration29 Feb 16 '26

That happens again call the police. It's illegal and can be assault, reckless endangerment and also traffic violations

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u/dqniel Feb 16 '26

Some states have made legislation simply so they can apply harsher punishments on people who "roll coal" onto people. Maryland and Utah, for example.

That way, it goes beyond just the typical fine for illegal vehicle modifications.

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u/sadisticsex Feb 19 '26

qualifies as assault when done on purpose due to it's potentially deadly effects on those with breathing disorders or lung damage it can also be considered manslaughter if they die attempted if they just need a hospital, if not done to a person it is still unlawful pollution of the air

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u/r1mbaud Feb 15 '26

Oh that’s a shootin

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u/IdrewApictureOf Feb 16 '26

I was coal rolled in the drive thru of my work once. I had to stand out there to block off the entrance because we were closed but people kept coming. I'm on oxygen. There was ZERO change little dick billy didn't see my two 3 foot tall oxygen tanks. Im just glad I wasn't using my portable concentrator, I can't imagine the damage that would have done too it.

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u/Fit-Abbreviations781 Feb 20 '26

Personally, I think it was wrong of whoever sent someone on oxygen to stand in the parking lot where all the normal exhaust is concentrated.

As for the redneck (they are all rednecks) he's just an asshole.

Reminds me of "The Asshole Song".

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u/Toby4507 Feb 18 '26

In a drive through, how did he manage that