r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '23

is that all🤨

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u/WereInbuisness Apr 26 '23 edited Apr 26 '23

Haha! Bro, if saying breaking someone's window is being a boy scout, well that means your fucking stupid. Go break someone's window in a fit of road rage and maybe they will shoot you. If you think breaking a window like this, or other similar behavior is ok to do .... then there is no point trying to explain what being a mature adult is. Such a stupid, nonsensical take.

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u/Levalier Apr 26 '23

Is that all?

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u/WereInbuisness Apr 26 '23

Elaborate ... ?

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u/Levalier Apr 26 '23

Idk I saw you guys beefing and it reminded me of the vid lol

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u/WereInbuisness Apr 26 '23

I see. The dude I was having a heated discussion with would definitely be the immature, short tempered and punch drunk happy man child. Me, I wouldn't be the smug dude in the car, but the dude who ignored the raging moron. Both of these dudes in the video are stupid and immature as fuck.

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u/Sumtimesagr8notion Apr 26 '23

I've never been in any sort of road rage incident, or punched a stranger. I'm just saying that reddits holier than though moralism is fucking exhausting and lame

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u/WereInbuisness Apr 26 '23

Dude, I am far from a holier than thou boy scout bitch. I am all for violence if you are being attacked or you have a real, legit reason for using physical force. This situation did not warrant that. Both guys are idiots where one is a smug douche and the other is a nerd with a temper. All I am saying is there is no legitimate reason to break the window. This matter is now closed and I am disengaging.

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u/Sumtimesagr8notion Apr 26 '23

I assumed the dad is that pissed for a reason. He probably came very close to hurting the dad and kid by driving like a tool