but it doesn't say "every" man or "all men" so yes, you are being picky.

mreowr

, Fails

I don't see many people saying his driving is bad at all . I see a hundred replies about her driving, a hundred about how tailgating is fine/awesome/she deserves it for not moving over. And brief throwaway about how funny it is that he spun our across two lanes of oncoming traffic. Where are the hundred posts about he…

and tailgating accident statistics? I'll save you the trouble: second only to speeding, which he was also intent on doing.

oh i assumed you were joking. ok then.

is it?

tailgating is the number one cause of 2-car accidents.

but there's clearer evidence of him totaling his car after crossing 2 lanes of oncoming traffic. so... i don't understand why you're reaching to examine her behavior.

ok. but just ask yourself why you're so ready to invent conclusions about me and the filmer, in the face of overwhelming actual evidence about the other guy. and also: breathe.

and tailgating is illegal everywhere. are you upset or something? you seem to be taking this awfully personally. maybe you relate a little too much to the person who has no emotional control in this situation.

he totaled his car. FULL STOP. it's a miracle he didn't hit oncoming traffic. he spun out across 2 oncoming lanes. and you're hell-bent on her behavior? are you feeling ok? i don't understand how you're not getting this. she was potentially dangerous if you make enough assumptions. if you reach enough and invent…

i live near an intersection, on the four corners of which are: a playground, a church, a library, and an elementary school. the number of people who honk and seethe with rage that others are not moving through that intersection at top speed is astonishing. i'm constantly shocked more children are not crushed to death…

or, she is a very safe driver, and he is a lunatic aggressive idiot. the facts support my opinion. yours is pure speculation. she did not spin out. he totaled his truck. he is demonstrably a worse driver. by a lot. he can control neither his emotions nor his vehicle. this is established as fact. what may or may not be…

she's not the one who lost control of her 2-ton vehicle. she was obviously paying attention enough, when someone else was not.

he took his hand off the wheel and stared sideways. and spun out immediately after. she is demonstrably the safer driver.

seek help.

it's not filmed well, though. she's obviously angling the phone and looking ahead.

he absolutely slowed down to flip her off. it's so obvious.

why would you think she was turning around? cameras can be turned without heads being turned.