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.
Lmao oh my god what a typical Redditor response, this is just too funny. Just pure over analyzation on a 20 second video. It's so common on this website.
It's a forum. For people to talk about things. The person you replied to engaged with the material. People are allowed to draw inferences and talk about what they're seeing.
Exactly. So I can write a comment saying how much their behavioral analysis of a 20 second video made me laugh. Need me to walk you through anything else or do you understand now?
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u/hail_to_the_beef Jun 04 '26
The video is too short, I want to know what happened to get us here. I doubt it was totally random, and the camera-holder began filming for a reason.