Endangering children and those trying to protect them just because you’re in a rush is pretty shameful.
Hopefully some karma comes their way.
Endangering children and those trying to protect them just because you’re in a rush is pretty shameful.
Hopefully some karma comes their way.
The lollipop people are coming for you.
I'll never understand drivers who do this. The psychologist they had talking about "rage and humiliation" in "mini power struggles" was interesting, would like to hear more about that.
The real root crisis here is the rise of selfish entitlement rather than anything particular about cars I think.
I agree, but cars are the perfect booster for this behaviour: people is isolated from outside, protected with an heavy metal box that can move fast, scare people, act as a weapon, take a lot of public space. Without cars and car culture, the entitlement would be much weaker, and less dangerous
@tensorpudding I suspect the rise in entitlement is not entirely unrelated to our use of cars.I've certainly noticed driving increases my impatience and frustration that other people are in my way, whereas walking in a crowded space is quite different, even when I have to slow or move aside for other people@DrCake
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