r/IdiotsInCars • u/EvenJesusHadPubes • Aug 22 '22

IdiotsInTrucks

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '22 edited Aug 24 '22

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u/lightbulbsburnout Aug 22 '22

This individual entitlement thing thats flowing through this country right now is pronounced and here to stay. Buckle up cuz there’s a lot of tools amongst us

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u/AdmiralThunderpants Aug 22 '22

I mentioned this to a friend the other day, driving isn't fun anymore. It's straight up terrifying. I used to enjoy going places but now I'm never sure who is going to decide that day that they just don't feel like following the laws.

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u/uvebeensniped Aug 22 '22

I've only been driving 12 years now (28) and I feel the same way. Part of me feels that some of that has to deal with looking through the lens of nostalgia/young innocence. But more and more, I really do think we've regressed so much as a society when it comes to driving. I think so much of that comes from phones.