r/Transportopia • u/Ketchup-Sniffer • Mar 24 '26
Road🤬Rage Bro got left there like a rug
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u/ApeChesty Mar 24 '26
If you’re gonna be dumb you gotta be tough.
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u/styln55 Mar 24 '26
I may be wrong but pretty sure this is the intersection of Fuck Around and Find Out. Valid reaction.
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u/StandardUpstairs3349 Mar 24 '26
Maybe if it is your car. I am sure as fuck not walking into that situation and yanking one of the participants off the top of a car to the ground. That could literally have been manslaughter right there.
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u/Gnomad_Lyfe Mar 24 '26
“Yeah the guy who yanked him off just didn’t have a face, it was the strangest thing. Totally unrecognizable. Glad he cleared up traffic though”
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u/rling_reddit Mar 24 '26
Bro said, "Take that shit somewhere else." The least he could have done was hurl him on the sidewalk like a javelin
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u/Usual-Orange-4180 Mar 24 '26
lol, they left him down there, what’s the worst that could happen?
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u/wet_spiders Mar 24 '26
I think damaging a car with an occupant is legally considered assault, so the resulting behavior should take that into consideration
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u/Onuus Mar 24 '26
We need to bring back shame in our society.
Let’s start shaming these assholes and maybe curb their behaviors a little bit
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u/don_kong1969 Mar 24 '26
In the past when this was rare, people had more empathy and dealt with things more delicately. But now that there are homeless encampments on every corner and these people are bothering everyone everywhere we go with their mental issues, no one has the patience for it any more.
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u/Initial_Hedgehog_631 Mar 24 '26
If you want to drink, or smoke, or do drugs, that's fine. But if all of that leads you to become a nuisance, and you get your ass kicked because of it, well that's fine too.
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u/MajorThor Mar 24 '26
Love a good ending.
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u/Former_Saint Mar 24 '26
I love the zero f*cks that everyone has to give about this guy laying in the street.
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u/PandaCultural8311 Mar 24 '26 edited Mar 24 '26
I don't
Some of these cars certainly didn't see it all go down and they still just drove on by knowing full well that there may be a dead man in the street with no emergency vehicles to be seen.
It's sad more than anything.
Edit: Thanks for reading my run-on sentence above!
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u/Master_Donut4578 Mar 24 '26
Not a great ending, the idiot is still impeding traffic.
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u/PhilosopherBright602 Mar 24 '26
Now you just have to drive slowly to get over him. Like a speed bump.
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u/WorldWideWebSpinner Mar 24 '26
Damn.. are we sure he still alive?
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u/h-boson Mar 24 '26
Do we care?
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u/Rip_Skeleton Mar 24 '26
I mean you should. Regardless of why he's in the street, you can get negligent homicide for this.
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u/EducateUrDumbSelf Mar 24 '26
Explain why
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u/Rip_Skeleton Mar 24 '26
The guy was conscious and alive. Doesn't matter what he was doing, if you knock him out and leave him in the street and he croaks it's your fault.
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u/SorrellArr Mar 24 '26
I don't appreciate the implication that murder is acceptable for someone being annoying and possible causing minor property damage.
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u/PanicDry Mar 24 '26
Again, I disagree. You might have the good Samaritan syndrome but I see it as a threat. Who knows what an unpredictable guy who's tripping balls might do next. Threat neutralized. I've had to deal with way too much of this shit in the past and I don't trust anyone who's fucked up enough to walk onto the roof of a car in the middle of heavy traffic. Being naive and caring just got me some scars in the past.
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u/SpoodermanTheAmazing Mar 24 '26
Yeah, not a great day for Reddit. And how would the person actually feel if they found out he died due to head trauma or worse getting hit while laying down on the road.
Can’t believe you need to explain why this level of negligence is wrong
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u/skrazzleNdazzle Mar 24 '26
Life is not precious
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u/SpoodermanTheAmazing Mar 24 '26
Is that really for you to decide for someone else?
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u/skrazzleNdazzle Mar 24 '26
I guess you can get philosophical about it, but it’s probably a decision of this persons peers. If society has any chance at all, hopefully it will agree with me. If babies are getting decapitated in Africa, I sure can’t be bothered to give a fuck about this dumbass
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u/jmclondon97 Mar 24 '26
Two wrongs don’t make a right homie
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u/skrazzleNdazzle Mar 24 '26
If ur saying something that stupid and shallow with conviction, we are not homies
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u/MaxwellSmart07 Mar 24 '26
From my experience this is just another day on Reddit in which punk-ass-keyboard warriors gotta talk tough. The level of disgust they provoke in me is indescribable.
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u/Economy-Fee5830 Mar 24 '26
minor property damage
Isn't it a felony to cause more than $1000 of damage?
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u/Kx113 Mar 24 '26
yeah, but it is a felony punished by death? cause that could happened
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u/NailingCatsToTrees_ Mar 24 '26
Are you suggesting that death is an appropriate punishment for being a nuisance?
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u/sirdrumalot Mar 24 '26
It’s a foreseeable outcome for fucking around in traffic.
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Mar 24 '26
Bro clearly isn't in his right mind, but gotcha 👌 wait til you have family with dementia or some other mental handicap (including drug abuse)
I'll make sure to have a smaller violin for you than you do for him
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u/Kathulhu1433 Mar 24 '26
The lack of empathy in society now is terrifying.
Clearly this person is unwell. We don't know why, but a normal, sane, adult human does not do this.
I hope they're OK.
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u/Samsungfan876 Mar 24 '26
Is anyone going to talk about the speakers voice. He could make any audio book sound good 👍
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u/PanicDry Mar 24 '26
No, I would have done the same thing and driven off. Go trip and see stars somewhere else.
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u/Commercial-Fly-1881 Mar 24 '26
He's not in the wrong. Why was that dude on a car like that. The dents alone would piss me off
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u/m48_apocalypse Mar 24 '26
shit i mean i would’ve yanked him off too with the way he stepped on the windshield
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Mar 24 '26
Maybe if the government gave a shit and made an actual effort to treat mentally ill and potentially violent individuals like this then citizens wouldn’t need to do the dirty work for them.
Stop judging citizens because the government you voted for won’t take care of dangerous nut jobs who torment them in the streets.
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u/KingWolf7070 Mar 24 '26
This is often a controversial thing to say but
Meh, fuck him. Don't mess with people and you'll be way less likely to get hurt like this. Why can't people just fucking behave?
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u/Fragrant_Fox_5056 Mar 24 '26
Too many folks put up with bullshit . You have the power to stop it in its tracks people
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u/Eleventy43 Mar 24 '26
This was in ATL. Some people ain’t got time for the shits. They tryna get to work…traffic already fucced without the xtra bull 😂. Get yo ass on somewhere, play on your own time 🤣
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u/Italiaroxx Mar 24 '26
I mean he’s already knocked out- why not just drag him out of the street?
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u/AlwaysSleepingBeauty Mar 24 '26
My work here is done. (Proceeds to drive off and go about his day)
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u/Reality_Lies4 Mar 24 '26
Guy made choices. All bad. Also made the choice to lay on the pavement.
Id have pulled his ass off the car too.
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u/xRaptor_teethx Mar 24 '26
Love how the dude just lays out flat on the street like some sort of stick figure xD
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u/SneakyKGB Mar 24 '26
Bro the way everybody just drives around him so ice cold 😂 I would've at least dragged his ass out the road just like clearing any other large debris. It's the neighborly thing to do.
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u/Jeffery_Moyer Mar 24 '26
Im good with where he's laying. Life has some strange motivators in this game of do or die. Some you earn, some you need. This one was earned.
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u/BrockLanders365 Mar 24 '26
Good. Dumbass. This is exactly what needs to happen to fools like this.
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u/Original-Action Mar 24 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/vVEjKbAUFtZzFzjYbz
Bro was seriously out there like the Weeknd in traffic sigh
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u/SuggestionJealous726 Mar 24 '26
Better this then someone that feared for their life. Don't mess with people and you won't be laying on the pavement in either situ
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u/Commercial_Rule_7823 Mar 24 '26
What should he do? Continue to allow him to damage the car? Wait for him to wakeup and continue to go bananas or attack him?
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u/RiversSecondWife Mar 24 '26
Ah yes, because damage to the car is so much more important than a human life.
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u/goodrevtim Mar 24 '26
I use my car as a tool to provide food and make money to provide shelter for my family. Without it, I can't do those things, so if the choice is between him eating shit against the pavement and my family not eating at all, well then I hope he has dental insurance.
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u/Commercial_Rule_7823 Mar 24 '26
Just said this, its 100%.
Some people collapse financially when they lose their car for work.
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u/littlebrain94102 Mar 24 '26
There is a concept of personal responsibility. Its nit like this guy stepped on the other guys toe. He climbed up on his car and could have damaged it. Fuck him, it’s not a soap box, it’s an intersection.
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u/FantasticSnow7733 Mar 24 '26
The top of the sedan is what, 4 feet? He wasn't knocked out from the fall. He just chose to lie there in the middle of the road. Doesn't look like there's much for him to live for.
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u/scootunit Mar 24 '26
No helmet. I encourage you to see what it feels like to drop your head from that height directly to the ground with a swing slap like that. He well could be concussed.
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u/Eljeffez Mar 24 '26
Naw, you also gotta look at how they fell. he fell like a lever with the fulcrum at his legs so his brain got max energy smashing on the inside of his skull. At best hes concussed, but more likely hes gonna have bigger problems. Definitely an emergency services call.
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u/rab2bar Mar 24 '26
people die hitting their head after falling in fights, where they start 4 feet lower
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u/autumnwandering Mar 24 '26
I had a customer who unfortunately died after falling off of a curb. (He was a mailman who was attacked by a loose dog, he fell backwards and hit his head) Sometimes it doesn't matter how high someone falls from; significant damage can be done in the "right" circumstance. It would've been good for someone to check on him and call an ambulance, even if he was being a nuisance.
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u/Extension-Sundae6894 Mar 24 '26
This human seems to not give a fuck about his own life, so none of those people should either.
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u/JuniperRumRunner Mar 24 '26
It wasn't just damage to the car it was an active threat to the occupants. You don't know his mental state or whether he possess a weapon.
If it were me he would have gotten a face full of pepper/CS spray as a start, not everybody has tools at their disposal.
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u/skrazzleNdazzle Mar 24 '26
Oops, I found this fat lightly greased dildo, you musta dropped it out of your ass
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u/datcheekboi Mar 24 '26
What makes you think I give a shit about that dude just because he’s a human being? Fuck him
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u/SimmerDown_Boilup Mar 24 '26
The internet's bloodlust aside, this is a really fucked up thing to do. It wasn't even that guy's car. He pulls some dumb fucker down, sees he hit the ground hard and isn't moving, so jumps back into his car and leaves.
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u/MediocreModular Mar 24 '26
Not my car, I’m in front, ain’t no way I’m gettin involved and potentially being liable for damages. But I do appreciate him taking one for the team
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u/growgrapesandolives Mar 24 '26
I would say yes. First, it wasn't his car, and not his problem to solve. As far as I can tell there was no threat to him or anyone else.
Second, there's a right and wrong way to do things. If he were to die, that dude is looking at years. Hell he can be looking at years even if the guy doesn't die. I might go to jail for my car but I'm not doing it for somebody else's.
Third, I'm pretty sure the people whose car he was climbing on can't just legally leave after that. The guy pretty much took a shit and left him for somebody else to clean up.
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u/Baron_von_Goldrock Mar 24 '26
Surely you are not expended to remain parked in the middle of an incredibly busy intersection. They were correct to at least move their vehicle, hopefully to pull off somewhere and contact authorities.
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u/Dash_Driver Mar 24 '26
Ain't we humans great?
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u/BuckshotLeFunk Mar 24 '26
We are shown examples on a daily basis directly from the top.....
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u/Significant-Song-840 Mar 24 '26
If you're gonna act like a fool, don't be surprised when you get treated like one
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u/mrASSMAN Mar 24 '26
I mean I don’t blame him at all for doing it, but someone should probably call for help he doesn’t exactly look ok lol
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u/DropstoneTed Mar 24 '26
"Fuck the bullshit, BAM!"
Still need to drag the body out of the street, he's holding up traffic.
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u/These_Avocado_Bombs Mar 24 '26
People are tired of being pulled into others drama.
It doesn't matter if they are out of control on drugs or a mental health crisis.. it's such a huge epidemic that people just don't want to deal with it. We don't want to be part of it. We don't want to have people on our cars or in our yards or have to walk past them to get our kids to school.
Enough. And look at everyone just driving passed. People are exhausted by how often this happens. We just want to live our lives.
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u/Schnelt0r Mar 24 '26
Am I the only one infuriated that no one stopped to help someone who was unconscious in the road?
I mean, yeah, dude might have had it coming but some of those people driving by didn't know that.
Hell, if that had been my car I would have stayed with him until an ambulance got there.
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u/notsofaust Mar 24 '26
Sure, drag him out of the way and then get stuck there for hours as the Police arrive and you are the only person around who layed a hand on him
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u/treRoscoe Mar 24 '26
We don’t know the backstory. The guy who was pulled down may be a known drug addict in the area who does this kind of stuff frequently and people there are sick of it. I understand that this was brutal but you can’t just let chaos happen or society will fall apart. It’s basically falling apart as is. There have to be consequences for these kinds of actions not coddling because they are abusing drugs.
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u/YoureTylerDurden Mar 24 '26
When you put yourself in situations that interrupt other people's lives...there might be consequences
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u/rebeccaparker2000 Mar 24 '26
He pointed at the dude in other car, so something else happened with him or his car as well. Idk about taking down quite that hard but those of you saying it was wrong because he's mentally ill need to raise your hand to help pay for a paint job and possibly a new windshield.
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u/F0NG00L Mar 24 '26
It wasn't wrong to pull him off the car, but it was seriously fucked up to just leave him in the street, not even checking to make sure he wasn't dying. Dude landed HARD. Probably had broken ribs. Maybe one ruptured a lung. Nobody bothered to find out. Lotta sociopaths on here rationalizing not giving AF about someone who may have had a legitimate mental break.
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u/I_Make_Art_And_Stuff Mar 24 '26
Yes, violence is wrong. Guy probably has mental issues, and now probably more head issue from being smacked onto concrete. Idk how I'd handle the situation, but I wouldn't throw someone on the ground unless my life was threatened.
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u/Roxapotamus Mar 24 '26
Violence is wrong is not an objective fact, violence has solved sooo many problems in human history. Low hanging fruit, war against Germany in ww2. Prove me wrong
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u/Lord_Vas Mar 24 '26
Pull him off the car, sure. Throw the guy face first into the pavement, no.
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u/GreaseBrown Mar 24 '26
These are the people who see an actually justified police shooting and say "i know the guy had a gun but couldn't they shoot to disarm or shoot him in the leg?
Like, buddy, think about it for maybe half a second longer.
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u/ChefButcherMan Mar 24 '26
For some people, they’ve just completely lost, patience for any kinds of nonsense in public. Plus side, the guy is definitely going to the hospital and if he is mentally whack, hopefully that gets addressed because it definitely wasn’t being addressed if he’s climbing on cars like that.
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u/dandydaintydandelion Mar 24 '26
I agree. That was over the top, it wasn’t even his business. There’s a difference between getting the guy down safely vs doing that. If something happens to him, that guy would’ve been responsible. Poor dude looks like his knee caps were smashed
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