>> ^A10anis:

As a biker, I have to say the bikers were riding like dicks (we own the road). That said, the car driver was a dick too, he could've killed someone. And why the f'k he pulled over is beyond me, unless, of course, what we didn't see was him jump from his car with an uzi..


I don't see them riding too much like dicks...the first incident the biker with the camera passes the car. The car speeds through in the same lane. That's the car not slowing down and deciding he didn't care. Then the bikers follow him, not really doing anything. The car though keeps swiping at them.

>> ^A10anis:

As a biker, I have to say the bikers were riding like dicks (we own the road). That said, the car driver was a dick too, he could've killed someone. And why the f'k he pulled over is beyond me, unless, of course, what we didn't see was him jump from his car with an uzi..


I'm pretty sure a cop pulled them over.

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>> ^ricin:

I guess nobody read the comments or looked at his profile.
"Sorry to disappoint Reddit fans, but i live in America...not Canada...."

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>> ^Yogi:

Just keep filming...watch another human being die.


Did you even watch the damn video? Not only did no one die but the person filming got out to stop the fight. Even if he hadn't what does he owe to either of those people. What if the person filming has a wife a kids to take care of, and one of people involved in the fight runs him over or stabs him?

>> ^Lawdeedaw:

A stereo thief hit a guy with a bag of like 6 pounds. He got stabbed to death. The stabber got off. The stabber had been the one to chase him down... SYoG...

Dunno how anyone can see stuff like that transpire and think it's a good idea to let someone go under that law who actively pursues and kills.

The Wiki on SYG has this blurb:

Stand your ground laws are frequently criticized and called "shoot first" laws by critics, including the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.[36] In Florida, the law has resulted in self-defense claims tripling, with all but one of those killed unarmed.[37][36] The law's critics argue that Florida's law makes it very difficult to prosecute cases against people who shoot others and then claim self-defense. The shooter can argue they felt threatened, and in most cases, the only witness who could have argued otherwise is the victim who was shot and killed. The Florida law has been used to excuse neighborhood brawls, bar fights, road rage, and even street gang violence.[36] Before passage of the law, Miami police chief John F. Timoney called the law unnecessary and dangerous in that "[w]hether it's trick-or-treaters or kids playing in the yard of someone who doesn't want them there or some drunk guy stumbling into the wrong house, you're encouraging people to possibly use deadly physical force where it shouldn't be used." This is in reference to Sarah McKinley, a teen widow with her infant child, who shot an intruder who broke through the front door. The intruder was apparently drunk, screaming and at the wrong house


Self Defense claims tripling should be indicative that you got some problems on your hands. And I doubt they count these cases as "crimes", making their crime rate lower. Reinforcing the idea that the law is sound.


And I'll just note, I've never heard of your stabbing case prior to you mentioning it. Whether it's got no racial elements to exploit or no gun involved to exploit for news, I don't know. But people care a lot less if it's anything but a gun involved.

>> ^Yogi:

>> ^Stingray:
She was probably pissed that he was trying to squeeze through, but I do believe that is allowed in some areas/countries.

I see motorcycle cops do it all the time, so my dad always does it. One time he squeezed through didn't touch anyone and some guy went F'n Ballistic. Yelling and screaming at him how he can't do that, how dare he.
On another note the camera seems to be rather smooth at the end, like it's not registering footsteps.
Also Road Rage is all the Rage http://videosift.com/video/Persistent-attacker-taken-for-a-ride


I actually got into a debate about this subject with someone I was at a new hire sort of event. This lady was talking about motorcycles and how she was really upset when riders do this and that's why nobody should be allowed to motorcycle.

I asked her if she thinks this guy only rides a motorcycle or if he has a car for when it rains or snows or whatever. She replied that she thinks he probably does. I asked her "Are you seriously going to tell me that when this guy is not driving his car instead of riding his bike he's not weaving in and out of traffic and cutting people off" She agreed

Since we can't stop idiots from driving like idiots I think we should allow them to ride motorcycles like this because there is a much greater risk to them than to others.

>> ^spoco2:

Wow, she's clearly unhinged... take whatever happened to begin with and turn it into trying to kill him and damaging her car, two others and his motorbike.
It would seem that he also has a temper by kicking her car based on whatever words were yelled... but man, it wouldn't have even left a mark.

Also... I really dislike the effect the software image stabilisation has had on this video, causes weird warping.


Actually depending on the boots he was wearing he really could have. Most of my gear has steel plates on the outer tips of the toes. Coming down like that he could've cracked her headlight easily IMO.

Doesn't give her the right to try to flatten him OFC just wanted to throw in my two cents about it

>> ^Stingray:

She was probably pissed that he was trying to squeeze through, but I do believe that is allowed in some areas/countries.


I see motorcycle cops do it all the time, so my dad always does it. One time he squeezed through didn't touch anyone and some guy went F'n Ballistic. Yelling and screaming at him how he can't do that, how dare he.

On another note the camera seems to be rather smooth at the end, like it's not registering footsteps.

Also Road Rage is all the Rage http://videosift.com/video/Persistent-attacker-taken-for-a-ride

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