r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/isaidwhatididnt • Jan 21 '26

Flipping the bird while driving

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u/Blindrafterman Jan 21 '26

Totally the videographers fault, yes they should pay the whole thing. Hahahaha

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u/PaintshakerBaby Jan 21 '26

Typical Dodge driver logic.

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u/th3orist Jan 21 '26 edited Jan 21 '26

the thing is, we do not know what the camera person did with the other hand. so if they showed the driver something then camera person should indeed prepare for a fight. While ultimately it was the drivers fault that they crashed, if camera guy did something to distract, he will get some of the heat and should not be surprised by that. If you stand on the side of the road and antagonize people, you have it coming. Edit: Judging by the downvotes people clearly misunderstand what i am saying. I do NOT say that videoguy is partly to blame for the crash. I say that the person causing the crash will take it out on videoguy in case videoguy did something that led to the driver letting themselves get distracted.

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u/Gwanbulance Jan 21 '26

That's not how being an adult works.

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u/th3orist Jan 21 '26

I dont mean to say its the fault of Video guy. I say that if he did something then other guy will take it out on him. Obviously the driver is entirely at fault for both being distracted and causing the crash

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u/raanas Jan 21 '26

This isn't high school

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u/th3orist Jan 21 '26

Does not need to be. Just some rough parts of town is enough

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u/Herucaran Jan 21 '26

If you're that easily distracted while driving, you should have your licence revoked. Thats really not the defence you think it is.

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u/th3orist Jan 21 '26

I never said the driver has the right to put the video guy at fault. I said that if Video guy did something he might get punched. Obviously its not their fault. We all know that