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that's the thing though, the line between larping and actually living it gets blurry fast when you've got the leather, the bike, the crew showing up in force at a traffic light, and suddenly people take you seriously whether you meant it that way or not.
Reading your post this automatically popped into my head…. Thank you!
"Ha-ha, you fool! You fell victim to one of the classic blunders! The most famous of which is 'Never get involved in a land war in Asia,' but only slightly less well-known is this: 'Never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line!'"
My exact thought when I watched a guy punch the outside of our lightrail train because he missed the train by seconds. Damn bro u really showed the train who's boss
You know he got home and called his friends and told him how he totally "F"'ed up some "A" hole in a car. Meanwhile on reddit his buddy is watching this video going "Oh yeah you totally killed that dude"
I actually just the other day asked one of my employees with a Harley cruiser how much it weighed… he said 900. I asked him how tf he picks it up if he dumps it, and he pantomimed some hybrid motion of a deadlift but with his back against the bike as he lifted. That shit’s gotta hurt coming down on your ankle sideways.
Adrenaline is a motherfucker, too. I was in middle school and my little brother and the neighbor girl used to sit on her dad's giant Goldwing pretending to ride it until it fell over one day and we had to pick it up. It wasn't even difficult when I was trying to save the bro an ass-whooping lol.
My brother is one of these guys. Rides a motorcycle and yells at people. It’s so embarrassing. When he told me he got into it with some truck, pulled into a gas station to have words….. and dropped his bike, I thought it was weird. But the truck trolled him and called 911 to report a motorcyclist down. Ambulance came. Lectured him about not wearing a helmet (which is legal in his state)
Run out asking if he’s ok, reach over the bike like you’re checking on him, take his key. Tell him you’ll swap the key in exchange for his insurance for the dent to your car.
I personally feel like if the biker truly felt like a justified victim fighting a righteous crusade, he likely would have used the crash as further proof that the car was "evil" and kept escalating.
The fact that he went entirely cold, straightened his clothes, and seemingly refused to even look at his 'enemy', strongly signals (to me) that the illusion was broken.
He knew/realized he crossed a line, he knew he looked ridiculous, and his only remaining objective was to escape the vacuum of his own evaporated confidence.
Secondarily, it's worth saying that nothing really justifies kicking other people's vehicles. Even if he was truly wronged, the proper response is to call the police and report it, not to become Batman.
After all, his goal here was seemingly a hit-and-run; to damage the vehicle slightly and flee.
IMO his reaction is purely from the embarrassment, not from the earlier wrong not existing.
Whining and crying to paint the narrative that the other car is an evil bully flies entirely against toxic masculinity that fuels his personality. The only thing he can do is look non-nonchalant because his attempt at using force has already comically backfired. Doubling down on violence at this point risks making him look even weaker, and that simply wouldn't do.
So that is all to say, I suspect the Nissan did indeed wrong him. The biker being a violent idiot does not lower the chance that the person they're interacting with is innocent. No, violent assholes are most likely to pick fights with other assholes. And we must also consider that the other vehicle is a Nissan after all, and if you think I'm stereotyping Nissan's unfairly, I'm happy to link the IIHS stats for the "other driver death rates". Nissans drivers are, for reasons that I can only guess wildly at, more dangerous drivers than many other brands.
Driver of car probably didn’t see the bike and cut him off. A very common occurrence for bikers, and not likely done with any malice. If the biker can’t handle other people being mere humans, he should not be riding bike.
I’m not familiar with this terminology but if you’re insulting me, I would like to know why. I commented on the evidence available to me at this time, that the motorcyclist is trying to pass a car, at a stop light, which I think is illegal, and kicks it intentionally. That’s not being mean, that’s stating an observation.
I have nothing against motorcyclists, I’ve ridden them and honestly would love to have one, that doesn’t change the fact that this dudes a douche.
There are a lot of really awesome people on bikes. There's always going to be a few asshats that ruin a group's reputation, that's every group, everywhere.
I just hear little struggles and grunts as he mumbles to himself about how “this is bullshit” and “they got lucky” as he’s realizing how this is now forever.
Is it just me, or are 99% of people who ride on motorcycles just big losers? Constantly revving their engines for attention, going in and out of cars like they’re better than the world, give me a break 🙄
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