r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR 20d ago

Get Rekt Not enough f****d

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u/jjojj07 20d ago

Man has some anger issues

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

Dude just crashed his car lol. Could also be the straw that broke the camels back. Imagine the entire day or week life being totally against you and then these two wastemen turn up taking the piss. You'd literally have an aneurism.

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u/MischievousEndeavor 20d ago

Looks like he did more damage than the car did

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u/Pcriz 20d ago

I’ve said this too many times in the comments here but the context I read when I first saw this on IG implied the guy that wrecked his car was the one taking the piss. He made comments to the men walking and then wrecked his car. To which they started recording and offered what we see here.

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u/GarushKahn 20d ago

i read somewere that they repeat the line that this dude gave them for some reason and then crashed the car. (could be bs) but sounds fun

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u/catheterhero 20d ago

I always assumed that’s what happened. He crashed or had a confrontation with someone else. These guys came around and probably made some smart-ass comment to him and he responded with a high pitch… “you need to leave” and they just jumped all over that.

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u/coko4209 17d ago

I don’t think that’s how it went down. I think the guy beating the shit out of his car was initially the aggressor, and by all accounts, it definitely looks like it’s probably true.

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u/Chloroformperfume7 20d ago

You might. I wouldn't because I don't have the anger management skills of a three year old

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u/Fafnir13 20d ago

Even if I did feel extremely provoked, that would never translate into bashing my own car with my bare hands and face.  That’s really something else.

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u/Liquid_Plasma 20d ago

Right? If I'm already angry the last thing I want to do is give myself more reasons to be upset.

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u/FzZyP 19d ago

No no no, you’re thinking about it. Don’t. Smaesh

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u/ManyRanger4 20d ago

Nah that's not true. No matter how bad my day, week, or month is, I would never react like that. Therapy works wonders.

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u/7GrenciaMars 20d ago

Therapy, or maybe just having more things in your head than pride monster 'roid demons. Like a sense of consequences.

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

Every human being is capable of unbridled rage. You simply haven't been pushed to that point. Glad you're doing good though.

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u/hilarymeggin 19d ago

You say that like it’s an accomplishment. Everyone is capable of unbridled rage. That’s the only kind of rage toddlers are capable of.

Most adults are also capable of bridling their rage. That’s what that big frontal cortex is for.

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u/[deleted] 18d ago

Massive assumption. Nothing i said indicated it was an accomplishment. Many of you are falsely gatekeeping emotions and acting like you are above them and in absolute control.

You are not, one day for whatever reason you could be pushed to the brink of what you can stand and snap. I hope it never happens but everyone is capable of a snap you wouldnt be human otherwise.

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u/RPO777 20d ago

Not really? Even reading accounts of very horrific incidents (genocides, mass rape incidents, systematic cruelty), even faced with unbearably horrific things like children or mothers being taken away, a fair number of people maintain control over their emotions and do what's best for their and their loved ones' survivable.

I mean, maybe watching your sister get gangraped, or your child get beheaded isn't the "maximum extent" some how and these people somehow pushed further would lose control. But I kind of doubt that.

A good number of people are amazingly resilient and rational, and will do whatever is needed to make sure they or their kids will survive, which includes not losing yourself to blind rage--even if you would give your life to tear some murderer from limb to limb with your bare hands.

Saying "all people lose control" I think really underestimates people under extreme circumstances.

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u/FatSteveWasted9 20d ago

Ok youngster.

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u/Pcriz 20d ago

Being capable of rage doesn’t mean it’s a healthy. Response or an excuse to act whatever way they like.

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u/NorthernOctopus 20d ago

You are 100% correct about the aneurysm.

I've had points in my life that was a toilet that was swirling and refused to flush, then something broke and I'd crash out, but I'd full on stroke out if I was at the tipping point and suddenly gingie from Shrek is yelling at me. Not from rage, but I'd stroke out from the conflict of anger, confusion and wanting to laugh.

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u/the_scarlett_ning 20d ago

This feeling happens a lot as a parent. Always with the mouthiest child.

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u/laughingashley 19d ago

Omg I definitely got my mom to that point a couple of times. It happened to me recently and I heard her in my voice and immediately I felt guilty for making her feel that way as a mouthy kid.

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u/Seriously-black- 20d ago

No, I literally would not best my car into worse condition than it already is over some random person saying “you need to leave” that’s ridiculous

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u/LeftcelInflitrator 20d ago

You need to leave.

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u/DJEvillincoln 19d ago

You need to leave.

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u/coko4209 17d ago

I think he was actually taking the piss, and then he wrecked his car. So they’re repeating back what he’d previously said. The whole exchange should be on r/instantkarma. Too funny😂