Ладно я поняла ты просто не совсем нормальная психически манго танго
К таким как ты другие стандарты.....
Все ок

Блин забываю себе напоминать что на этом форуме есть психически нездоровые люди с которыми мы живем в паралельных реальностях

What ....
Причём тут это ?
Блин без слов

что такое?
постановка диагноза на расстоянии тысяч миль???

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Some things can never be unsaid, so don’t say them in the first place.
If it were not for British news sources, I would never know what was really going on here in the States.

Маленькая американская история про чудесную американскую женщину.

Road rage is a strange thing. It can make people that are otherwise non-aggressive into raving lunatics. My mother used to get it pretty bad back when I was little. While she never yanked somebody out of their car and beat them, she would follow them for miles to make sure they saw her flipping them off and so she could yell at them. My father got her to calm the hell down thankfully. He told her she was being an idiot and was putting herself and us kids in danger since she didn't know who she was yelling at and, as demonstrated in the stories above, people can be very violent on the road.

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Some things can never be unsaid, so don’t say them in the first place.
If it were not for British news sources, I would never know what was really going on here in the States.

Mango Tango: Your reality is distorted
You are sick

статья называется WAKE-UP Call.
обрати внимание на подробности, особенно пункт пять.
"Over one-third of road rage incidents involve at least one driver with a firearm in their vehicle."

Wake-Up Call: 7 Shocking Road Rage Statistics You Didn’t Know

By Drivers-Ed Staff | Published: December 21, 2020
7 Shocking Road Rage Statistics

As a driver, you’ve likely run into road rage - figuratively speaking, we hope. Perhaps you’ve even been a road rage victim yourself. Unfortunately, road rage, also referred to as aggressive driving, is extremely common. So much so, the majority of drivers have driven aggressively at times.

That’s just one eye-opening stat about aggressive driving. Here are seven more shocking road rage statistics you may have never heard.

7 Shocking Road Rage Statistics

#1 - 53% of Drivers Think Speeding is Normal

Let’s be honest. Virtually all of us have glanced at the speedometer and realized we were going over the speed limit without even realizing it. But that’s not quite the same as thinking it’s the norm.

Over half of all drivers consider driving 10 mph over the speed limit to be perfectly normal, especially during rush hour. For the other 47% of drivers, this is seen as aggressive behavior, which can raise the stress level of even the calmest drivers.

Going 10 mph over the speed limit can easily be considered aggressive driving, and many police officers will give you a speeding ticket for it. Speeding and other aggressive driving maneuvers significantly increase the chances of a car crash. And the faster you are going when you collide the worse the collision is going to be.

#2 - About One-Third of Collisions Involve Road Rage

As we just mentioned, aggressive driving increases your risk of being involved in a collision. But it’s a little surprising to learn that road rage is the cause of nearly 1 in 3 crashes. About a third of crashes can be linked to road rage behaviors such as speeding, changing lanes without signaling, tailgating and illegal maneuvers.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates over 94% of car crashes are caused by human error. And guess what? Aggressive driving falls into that category. Keeping cool behind the wheel is one of the easiest ways to prevent a collision that could have been avoided.

#3 - 50% of Drivers Get Aggressive With Road Ragers

Being the victim of road rage isn’t a nice experience. Many drivers don’t take it lightly and can become angered or anxious themselves. When that happens a driver is much more likely to make decisions they otherwise wouldn’t make.

Case in point, half of drivers admit to aggressive driving after another driver has done it to them. The most common responses are:

Horn honking
Light flashing
Rude gestures
Shouting
No one likes getting cut off or feeling the pressure of a tailgater that makes the road less safe. However, you don’t want to add to the problem by becoming one of those drivers yourself.

#4 - 2% of Drivers Get Revenge

Unfortunately, instead of taking the high road, a small (but significant) percentage of drivers actually take road rage to the next level. How do these drivers respond? Some of the startling things drivers have done in retaliation to road rage include:

Tailgating
Short braking
Bumping the other vehicle
About 2% of drivers admit to actually attempting to run another aggressive driver off the road! The best thing drivers can do when they come across a road rager is to give them space and not take it personal. The aggressive driver is doing it to everyone else on the road because of the bad driving habits that they have.

#5 - 37% of Road Rage Incidents Involve Firearms

You never want to provoke someone who is already driving dangerously for a variety of reasons. However, everyone reading this should always think twice before retaliating because the person could have a firearm in their car.

Over one-third of road rage incidents involve at least one driver with a firearm in their vehicle. The presence of a weapon can significantly raise the danger level, especially if tensions are already running high. It’s a danger not only for the drivers involved, but for other drivers and pedestrians in the area.

#6 - 66% of Traffic Fatalities Are Caused by Aggressive Drivers

Crash statistics have been reassuring in the last few years in terms of how many fatal crashes occur. It’s declining little by little, but around 40,000 people still die in car crashes every year.

Vehicles are safer than ever and more traffic laws are in place to protect drivers, passengers, and pedestrians alike. So why are the number of fatal car crashes still so high? As it turns out, no safety system in the world can protect you from an aggressive driver. Aggressive driving has been linked to two-thirds of all traffic fatalities.

#7 - Road Rage Leads to 30 Murders Per Year

Fatalities from a collision are bad enough, but some people lose their life over a road rage incident because one of the drivers completely loses their cool. Remember, 37% of aggressive drivers have a firearm in their vehicle.

Every year, around 30 murders are linked to a road rage incident. It’s the sad disastrous result of rage-fueled car crashes, the use of firearms to solve traffic disputes and even bringing the violence right into people’s homes.

You never know what someone else is capable of or whether they have a weapon. Play it safe and always let road ragers get by you so hopefully you won’t get caught up in their dangerous driving behavior.

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Some things can never be unsaid, so don’t say them in the first place.
If it were not for British news sources, I would never know what was really going on here in the States.

Вообще ничего непонятно, ни кто подрезал, ни кому "птичку показали", ни кто стрелял (такое впечатление что совсем не тот кому был адресован палец....)

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"Не говорите, что мне нужно делать, и я не буду говорить, куда вам нужно идти."

A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.
Edward Abbey

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Сегодня очередной массовый расстрел в Майями на концерте, двое убитых, 20 раненных возраст от 18- 24 лет, 9 масс расстрелов за последние несколько недель The National Rifle Association of America рады продажи оружия растут, ну а как же консервативные news outlets нагнетают страсти - придут демократы и отнимут стрелялки

Не выгораживай убийц ребенка!пальцы не стреляют, их показывают многие как агрессивные так и неагрессивные, а вот стреляют в ответ только агрессивные нелюди.

зачем мне кого - то выгораживать? я не адвокат.
если поймают, будут судить. узнаем подробности из новостей.

многие?
нет.
это не русский жест. и не украинский.
это чисто американский жест!

вот ты, Nicole, показываешь пальцы на дороге?

эта женщина - агрессивный водитель.
она уже перестроилась направо и выезжала к выходу.
однако нашла время для другой машины, для этих людей, для преступников, -
увидеть их в зеркало заднего вида, встретиться глазами и показать свой палец.

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Some things can never be unsaid, so don’t say them in the first place.
If it were not for British news sources, I would never know what was really going on here in the States.

3 Ways Road Rage Can Get You Arrested


By Andrew Lu on December 11, 2012 9:37 AM
There is perhaps no other incident quite like road rage in which an everyday ordinary person with no history of violent behavior can suddenly get arrested for a felony.

Perhaps it's because people are emboldened when they encase themselves in their cars that manners are thrown out and tempers are escalated.

Regardless of the reason, here are three reasons to keep your road rage in check, as your actions can get you arrested:

Assault. You've heard or seen this scenario before: A car cut someone off, and the victim of the cut-off acts as if his manhood and everything about him has been questioned. So the victim of the cut-off tailgates the other vehicle until they both stop and a standoff ensues. Often a weapon will be involved -- typically whatever is within reach, as recent road-rage cases involving pepper spray, baseball bats, and guns have shown.

Assault with a Deadly Weapon. It's not just guns that can get you in trouble. Don't look now, but you're driving a potentially deadly weapon every time you get behind the wheel of your car. That's why so many suspects in road rage cases get charged with assault with a deadly weapon when they try to run over someone or ram their car into the other person's vehicle.

Harassment. The peaceful way to resolve a traffic incident is not to tailgate, wave a gun or finger menacingly, or shout obscenities at the other driver. This behavior can technically be considered distracted driving. In addition, this behavior may be considered illegal harassment depending on how far you take your shouting and gesturing.
There's something about the anonymity and protective cocoon of a car that leads otherwise civil people to flip the bird at other civil people. The next time you are confronted with an angry driver or are angered by a bad driver, just remember that road rage isn't worth an arrest. Try to turn the other cheek and even apologize, if that will defuse the situation. Driving is not a time to test your manhood.

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Some things can never be unsaid, so don’t say them in the first place.
If it were not for British news sources, I would never know what was really going on here in the States.

что этот случай, что последние два случая во Флориде, скорее всего криминальные раборки и ни к психопатам, ни к легальному оружию отношения, видимо, не имеют.
Да, кстати, сам случай в Миннесоте произошел пол-месяца назад.

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"Не говорите, что мне нужно делать, и я не буду говорить, куда вам нужно идти."

A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.
Edward Abbey

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Хватит смаковать.
Расписывать в красках.
Старая любительница всяких кровавых боен.

Тебе что за жопаболь до проблем в чужом государстве? Смотри чтоб тебе твой де наган плашмя в очко не засунули. Вот о чем переживай дура старая.

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Репарации уже платим. Спроси у номерного с калькулятором, сколько стоит один калибр.(с)

Когда человек внезапно сходит с катушек - все что угодно может стать опасной игрушкой в его руках. К сожалению медицина пока неспособна сказать со стопроцентой увереностью что завтра йетот человек слетит с катушек или нет. Что до случаев в Миннесоте, то там, ка бабке не ходи, криминальные разборки, так что легальное оружие вообще мимо кассы с точностью 99%

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"Не говорите, что мне нужно делать, и я не буду говорить, куда вам нужно идти."

A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.
Edward Abbey

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