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Originally posted by Bring_Back_Shantz@May 19 2005, 04:00 PM
Ironic that the guy who intentionally caused a young girl to hit him, then chased her down (which I would have done too had she hit me and run away, though it likely wouldn't have been because I tried to get her to do it) when the situation could have been resolved by simply pulling over, defends himself by saying that there are a lot of low-lifes that mess with others that they precieve as weak (kinda like a young girl?). Maybe she was just a crappy driver, who didn't know how to keep her distance.
You honest think that a yong girl was tailgating you becaue she precieved you as weak, and you had to defend yourself?
And sure, if she hit you because you hit the brakes for an animal that is one thing, but you did it intentionally, and not as you say because you wanted to stop, sounds more to me like you wanted to get hit. BIG DIFFERENCE.
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who messed with whom first?
let me tell you, if it hadn't been a young girl behind the wheel, a hell of a lot more would have happened to that driver.
and she wasn't just a 'crappy driver, who didn't know how to keep her distance'.
they were playing games with me on the road.
playing games with my life.
not all of us live in the alberta ivory tower. i was there for eight or so years, things like this just don't happen as regularly there.
who knows why she did it, and who cares. her own motivations are quite meaningless. this province is full of people that literally have nothing better to do than cause trouble.
every low-life here is a 'made man' - they've got that biker buddy that looks out for them or sets them up in a grow-op or whatever. people have the attitude that they can screw with others.
NO DIFFERENCE
tailgating is tailgating. my reasons for stopping are not her business.
i understand where you're coming from, Bring_Back_Shantz, but until you're in the situation yourself, reserve judgement.
i completely disagree with you. please don't take it personally.