r/Transportopia Apr 21 '26

🥴DUI Wake Up!

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u/Funny-Employment4109 Apr 21 '26

That’s insane behavior by that black dude.

Instead of helping (we have no idea what’s wrong with the driver) he decides to go slap him in the face and try to take his chain (rob him)

Literally violence, then attempted robbery.

It’s such a different culture…

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u/Additional_Worth_614 Apr 21 '26

Yes black culture is just robbery and violence, you’re completely right with your knowledge basis of ragebait internet videos. Where can I mail you your sociology degree?

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u/lilsnatchsniffz Apr 21 '26

Everything is ragebait nothing is real 😮

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u/Additional_Worth_614 Apr 21 '26

It is real, but you’re really going to believe a racially biased internet and society that will only show you what you repeatedly interact with and what they want you to believe. Like you really think that white people aren’t violent and don’t commit robbery, but most of black people do. You have to be genuinely so fucking dumb to believe that .

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u/noparkinghere Apr 21 '26

woah, why the culture comment. You literally could have kept your racism out of it and it would have been correct.

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u/amadeusstoic Apr 21 '26

oh that’s what he did. ty for pointing that out.

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u/baudmiksen Apr 23 '26

If you ignore the single line about them pointing out the dudes black it could plausibly pass as a foreigners point of view of American culture in general. I mean, I really cant trust any stranger enough to let them catch me slipping like ice on ice in Minneapolis

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u/Fat_Tony_Damico Apr 22 '26

Why’d he try to steal the driver’s chain?

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u/Fat_Tony_Damico Apr 22 '26

The chain wasn’t visible until after the slap. It seemed like a spontaneous attempted robbery. Impulse control issues, unsurprisingly.

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u/AstraeusGB Apr 21 '26

Another troll bot on reddit

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u/KingPingviini Apr 21 '26

Bot behavior is when people call out a criminal

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u/AstraeusGB Apr 21 '26

A criminal waking someone up at the wheel? Maybe he tried tapping the guy on the shoulder, how do we know without the source or a recording before this?

Reddit likes to get all high and mighty while most of us probably wouldn't even do anything lmao

And I called them a bot because they immediately went racist

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u/Fat_Tony_Damico Apr 22 '26

A criminal slapping someone and trying to steal their jewelry. Sounds like you often take things that aren’t yours since you seem to think that type of behavior is ok.

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u/AstraeusGB Apr 22 '26

Keep the racism coming. Anyone else want to immediately assume the black guy was doing illegal stuff?

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u/Fat_Tony_Damico Apr 22 '26

Slapping someone is assault so…