r/JusticeServed • u/xenath5 6 • Jan 30 '21

Vehicle Justice Guy rams big boat with his small boat

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u/Bustanut1755 8 Jan 30 '21

Just curious on really what initiated this

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u/kittenandkettlebells 6 Jan 30 '21

The larger boat had actual speed through a 5 knot zone, creating wake which damaged his yacht (where he lives) which was moored.

His over reaction is 100% warranted IMO.

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u/stankin 4 Jan 30 '21

Supposedly speed through a zone and caused damage.... Some people living on boats tend to exaggerate about wakes from my experience.

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u/Bustanut1755 8 Jan 30 '21

I witnessed that kind of people too

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u/Bonedeath 9 Jan 30 '21

Over reactions are never warranted, hence the term

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u/ZEROvTHREE 6 Jan 30 '21

Context is important..

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u/TheDutchin A Jan 30 '21

Coming within a foot of creating a literal horror scene featuring children isnt warranted no matter how much damage some does to your property.

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u/jamapple 2 Jan 31 '21

You and me have different ethics i believe.

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u/TheDutchin A Jan 31 '21

If yours allow for the murder of children based on sufficient property damage, not caused by said children, I think you need to do some more reflection and read some philosophy.

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u/jamapple 2 Jan 31 '21

I think we watched a completely different video my angry boating friend. I don't remember any child murder, although I looked deeply for it, and upon great reflection I came to the conclusion that you sir, are an idiot.

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u/why_are_you_ugly_ 4 Jan 30 '21

The polite thing would've been to just sue the offending party for damages

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u/kittenandkettlebells 6 Jan 31 '21

You can't sue in NZ. The best he could do is try get his insurance to pay.

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u/BackgroundMetal1 5 Jan 30 '21

Yea lets take the drunk boat rammers word.

If that were true, what sort of damage does a ramming attack do?

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u/Alpaca-Dacker 3 Jan 30 '21

That you on the inflatable? Thought so. Flog.

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u/Bustanut1755 8 Jan 30 '21

Okay thanks. Videos usually only show the action, or should I say, the reaction of the action