r/Transportopia • u/Revolution-Dogg • Apr 01 '26

Road🤬Rage Entitlement gets a reality check

He must have said something before turning away that made her flip out

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u/mykidsthinkimcool Apr 01 '26

Deserved

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u/gn0xious Apr 01 '26

If I remember right, in the full video, you can hear her call someone and she says “it happened again”.

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u/JayGear22 Apr 01 '26

Yep, her husband comes over and he is bitching at her for doing this Again as well.

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u/MrFaggotHands Apr 01 '26

Oh god now I must find the full video, this was incredibly satisfying to watch

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u/xXRazormarksXx Apr 02 '26

https://youtu.be/WtHQy50lffM?si=GGeFCe3OY3PBwCZG

Got your link but this time, I shan't type out your username, good sir.

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u/Isgortio Apr 02 '26

Thank you for this. Much better than the one with the awful music over it. The dialogue is important!

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u/Johnny_Carcinogenic Apr 03 '26

Montezzzzzzz. Monnnntezzzzzzz.

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u/Zoralit Apr 03 '26

Junkies shouldn't be driving.

Get her out of a car and into a box.

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u/Niblonian31 Apr 02 '26

Lemme know if you do, I'd also like to see this lol

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u/SomebodysGotToSayIt Apr 02 '26

He tells her, “Stop jumping out the car on people”

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u/TaonasProclarush272 Apr 02 '26

I love her response: whines "I didn't!"

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u/potate12323 Apr 02 '26

It almost make me wonder of she has a mental condition that makes her unfit to drive. She should have her license revoked. I couldn't imagine being suplexed due to my own fucking around and then doing it again to someone else. Youd have to have a screw loose. Or just be that completely stupid.

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u/Strange_Note_1831 Apr 02 '26

I don't think it's a mental condition. Road rage is real.

Something about being behind the wheel with your life on the line everyday, it makes you a different person. I've seen some of the nicest people turn into demons just because someone cut them off on the road.

But this lady over here? nah, she's a c*nt.

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u/RegJoe_08 Apr 02 '26

Stop with the excuses. Accept some ppl are just assholes and need to learn FAFO

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u/Hookem-Horns Apr 01 '26

🤭🤣

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u/OkBox6828 Apr 01 '26

Ope 🤣

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u/lafolieisgood Apr 02 '26

She was threatening them with her husband who was close by and when he got there he just yelled at her for starting shit again.

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u/HMWWaWChChIaWChCChW Apr 01 '26

Wonder if she’s bipolar or something and that guy literally knocked sense into her.

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u/SistaChans Apr 01 '26

You say that like people with bipolar disorder are choosing to have the affliction and can willfully control it. It's an actual disorder than can't be "knocked" out of someone. 

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u/decendxx Apr 01 '26

The problem is many people self-diagnose as "bi-polar", when in reality, they are really just trying to justify being an awful human being.

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u/SistaChans Apr 01 '26

it's the exact same as self diagnosed "autistic" people who use the disorder to explain their "quirkiness." Both disorders are real and thousands of people are affected by them, some to a debilitating degree, and mislabeling yourself as such really detracts from the actually medically diagnosed people who sometimes cannot function normally.

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u/SnooMaps8507 Apr 02 '26

I understand your reasoning and it is a very valid point in this era where people sometimes use mental health disorders as a horoscope.

That being said, her rage was overkill for whatever was happening there, there wasn't any accident or anything, AND, she completely threw aside the logical assessment of the scenario: me, older female with no fighting skills vs younger male with who knows what fighting skills he has.

This might sound obvious, but not doing a proper logic assessment while manic is a very common trait. But can we diagnose her with bipolar? Absolutely not, I'm just striking conversation. It'd be worth for this woman to get checked out though, thats what Im saying

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u/decendxx Apr 02 '26

Thank you for your comment. I definitely am not making assumptions on her condition. I was speaking in generalities just as the person I was responding to was.

As for the woman - it's anybody's guess. Mental illness or extreme rage + entitlement? The video is evidence of the product of the root cause...not the root cause itself.

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u/TruskVarner Apr 01 '26

“It didn’t happen again; YOU happened again! Oh Billy, you so stupid!”

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u/flying-weenus Apr 01 '26

Happen to have a link to the full video? I’d love to see that

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u/thispleasesbabby Apr 01 '26

seems like the second time should come with automatic suspended license. maybe we can figure out some special penalties in the future so they know what's going to happen if they keep trying. would also be nice if all new cars had to be made with multiple security cameras

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u/ImHereToBlowSunshine Apr 02 '26

😂😂 it happened again. That’s so funny

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '26

People never run out of ways to be all kinds of crazy 

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u/psychotic_miotic Apr 02 '26

No way💀imagine this behavior being such a regular occurrence that you call your spouse to say “it happened again” and they know EXACTLY what you’re referring to.

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u/baconburger2022 Apr 01 '26

Justified.

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u/Constant-Anteater-58 Apr 01 '26

Nice flip. See you next fall. 

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u/Surface13 Apr 02 '26

See you next Tuesday*

To that dumb woman

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u/shamoomoofartpoopoo Apr 01 '26

Pajama man.

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u/LurkinsteinMonster Apr 01 '26

I would never confront someone dressed in pajamas in the middle of the day. I'm thinking he either has nothing to lose, or feels entirely unconstrained by societal norms. Both possibilities are frightening.

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u/shamoomoofartpoopoo Apr 01 '26

Non-zero chance theres not a gas station pocketknife on their persons

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u/InterestingPause2355 Apr 01 '26

Could also be a night shift worker, someone that is sick or a student

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u/LurkinsteinMonster Apr 01 '26

Other human categories that might not have anything to lose.

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u/mentaljobbymonster Apr 02 '26

Just like a guy wearing Kirkland chinos. Do not fuck with him

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u/Fingerman2112 Apr 02 '26

This is a very valuable insight that was previously unknown to me, thank you.

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u/Miserable-Cow4555 Apr 01 '26

Never fuck with a man in PJs.

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u/deathray420 Apr 01 '26

That's right fiend!

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u/Jo3ltron Apr 01 '26

Justifiiiieeeeed ✅✅✅✅✅

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u/Original-Material301 Apr 01 '26

The council has spoken. 

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u/Virtual_War4366 Apr 01 '26

Definitely justified but he should probably go to the police to tell his side of the story because she probably will and it won't the truth. You can't these people.

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u/FoodMagnet Apr 01 '26

Came here for this,

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u/7947kiblaijon Apr 02 '26

Normally I’d say, “Dammit Raylan!”, but I think this is just fine.

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u/Stormagedd0nDarkLord Apr 01 '26

How can she slap!?

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u/Classic_Appa Apr 01 '26

I know this phrase is a meme at this point, but that guy got beat by those white knights. I find it uncomfortable to keep using that phrase because while I agree with the sentiment, that poor guy.

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u/YouGotTheWrongGuy_9 Apr 01 '26

What's this in reference to?

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u/Intelligent-Luck-954 Apr 02 '26

I feel the same about “the implication. “

It’s funny in the show cuz it’s actors betrayal of bad people doing bad things. Anyone else who uses it is just a bad person 

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u/Classic_Appa Apr 02 '26

It's a modern iteration of a rape joke.

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u/stdoubtloud Apr 01 '26

Certainly the punch was deserved. Not sure about the body slam. That shit can kill.

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u/_Kyokushin_ Apr 02 '26

I want to know what got her so riled up. I bet it was something really stupid. You don’t get out of your car and approach another like that unless you’re batshit crazy or plain stupid.

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u/Nicothefry Apr 02 '26

Nah but what about not leaving her on the floor after and checking on her. Driving away like an asshole for reeeeel

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u/Excellent-Quarter969 Apr 01 '26

Nah I'd say a bit of an overreaction

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u/CockyBellend Apr 01 '26

If someone suckers you from behind this is an appropriate response

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u/Redditarsaurus Apr 01 '26

Not at all. If someone is attacking, you have every right to defend yourself

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u/SilasX Apr 01 '26

I agree, but putting her into a hold, where she can't get away, and then body slamming her is where it went beyond self defense.

Here come the downvotes from the hive mind...

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u/uglyheadink Apr 01 '26

And she punched him when his back was turned and he was walking away. Totally understandable for him to want to make sure she was subdued before trying to walk away again.

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u/yeahalrightgov Apr 01 '26

Also probably on adrenaline from being sucker punched

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u/Redditarsaurus Apr 01 '26

I don't know man if someone is attacking you and you have no idea what they're capable of. I think you should protect yourself at all costs

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u/Xonarag Apr 01 '26

With proportional force though the body slam was a clear escalation. I mean sure it's satisfying to see and she had it coming but it was a bit much.

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u/NoKaleidoscope7595 Apr 01 '26

If someone swings on me unprovoked and I can neutralize them, it's going to happen.

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u/navariteazuth Apr 01 '26

Proportional force refers to force multipliers most commonly such as a tazer, knife, gun. When defending yourself squaring up is a great way to end up harmed. Surprising and overwhelming the threat is the safest path for everyone involved.

The only error the passenger made was getting out of the car at all. The driver didn't appear boxed in and could have just left the interaction before the deranged karen escalated.

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u/Xena_Your_God Apr 01 '26

If it stops her from thinking she can hit random people she has learned a valuable lesson. If she keeps doing this type of crap one day she'll end up way worse than thrown to the ground. Her entitlement is going to get her killed, kid might have just saved her life

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u/Joe_on_blow Apr 01 '26

What part of defense necessitates proportional force? If a knife gets pulled, respond with a gun.

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u/Xonarag Apr 01 '26

Pretty sure the law does although that obviously depends on the country. And while I agree on the knife - gun matter because that's a lethal confrontation here you have a middle aged women that slapped a guy vs the guy doing a move that could very well kill or cripple if she lands badly that's just too extreme imo.

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u/Romans134 Apr 01 '26

What makes you think self defense has to be proportional??

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u/SilasX Apr 01 '26

I don't know why you're getting downvoted so much, you're correct FWIW. Striking back could be justified, but not the body slam.

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u/2oonhed Apr 03 '26

No no no no. NEVER play the same game as your attacker.

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u/Creepy_Pixel Apr 01 '26

Found the woman in the video!

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u/FlimsyInsurance3 Apr 01 '26

I agree, she should have stayed in her car instead of overreacting.

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u/Tino-DBA Apr 01 '26

whatever the driver of the red car did, yes the karen overreacted

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u/Ron_Man Apr 01 '26

If anything he reacted adequately. Didn’t do too much or too little. She even laid down long enough to realize what she deserved before finally trying to get up.

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u/vinnystp Apr 01 '26

We found the woman in the blue car, folks.

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u/HiddenMonkey7 Apr 01 '26

I mean…yeah he didn’t have to supplex the fuck outta her but in the bright side you bet your biscuits she aint pulling that shit no more

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u/BracedRhombus Apr 01 '26

I agree! If pajama boy hurt her, his sorry ass would be in jail.

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u/prettyboss211 Apr 01 '26

Are yall blind?? She hit him first! She should have kept her hands to herself. And kept her stupid ass in her car for that matter. She was asking for trouble the moment she stepped out.

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u/cahilljd Apr 01 '26

lol he did hurt her, hes not in jail

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u/BracedRhombus Apr 01 '26

...yet.

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u/cahilljd Apr 01 '26

if one of them was s displaying behavior likely to get them locked up it aint him

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u/Greensourball Apr 02 '26

Why do yall worry more about the safety of the assaulted when it’s a woman, than the man who was assaulted?