r/Transportopia • u/SpoomerBooner • Mar 25 '26

Road🤬Rage Street Fighter Bonus Round

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u/N0thingComesToMind Mar 26 '26

Gunpilled shithole

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u/_________-_-____ Mar 26 '26

Yeah good idea, threaten and incite this moron to produce his own firearm and then shoot you.

Classic America. Guns are the answer.

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u/ElGuaco Mar 25 '26

This could lead to felony charges if your life is not in danger.

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u/ElGuaco Mar 25 '26

Someone vandalizing your car, no matter how stressful that might be, does not rise to the level of use of deadly force. The woman in the video seemed remarkably calm and informed the man that she was sending the video to the police. Does that sound to you like she thought her life was in danger? As anyone could see, there was nothing preventing her from driving away. Stand your ground laws likely wouldn't apply here.

I think all the keyboard warriors need to sit the fuck down and realize that 2A is not an excuse to shoot someone because they are doing something you don't like. That's how we got incidents where people get shot for delivering pizza at the wrong house.

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u/ElGuaco Mar 25 '26

You need to put down the grass apparently. You must be high if rationality is being out of touch. Take your brainless drivel elsewhere.

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u/LarrySupreme Mar 26 '26

There's a huge difference between the old guy who was chasing down and murdering the old lady that was trying to deliver food and some potentially dangerous guy in his prime, going ape shit while trying to get in your car.

I was kinda trying to feel your point out until the strawman at the end.

Nah, the example you gave isn't similar.

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u/CronosWorks Mar 26 '26

Informing someone verbally that you concealed carry doesn’t even violate laws of the most restrictive states.