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[Sad news] A video of a person who gave way with good intentions and met a terrible end has become a hot topic.
There is a saying in the world that ``pity is not good for others,'' but a video proving that it is nothing more than a ``suicide flag'' on public roads has become a hot topic.
This video shows how my car ended up being scrapped after I stopped for good measure. Take a look at the tragedy that just goes to show that ``a forced sale of good intentions is the beginning of ruin.''
>>1 (thread owner)
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Look at this. The idiot who stopped out of kindness to let the oncoming car turn right ended up being hit from behind, lol.
I seriously don't understand the thought process of people who have good intentions but cause accidents.
>>3
This is the very embodiment of "Don't do unnecessary things" lol
<span style='color:red;'>Style of killing others with kindness</span>
>>7
>>1
This is why the Thank You accident will never go away.
There are too many peace-loving drivers who think they are safe if they stop.
>>12
>>7
Really.
<span style='color:blue;'>If you're going to give in, go quickly. Why bother stopping and setting a death trap? </span>
>>15
>>12
Seriously that.
You're not giving in, you're just stopping and blocking the road.
From the perspective of the following vehicle, it is nothing more than an obstacle.
>>22
The guy in this video didn't look in his mirror after stepping on the brakes.
<span style='color:red;'>Typical incompetent person who is so absorbed in his own good deeds that he cannot see his surroundings</span>
>>29
It's only people like this who have that ``I did something good'' look on their faces.
As a result, they have zero awareness that they are creating traffic jams and causing accidents.
>>35
Driving schools should teach "don't give way."
<span style='color:red;'>It's safest to follow the rules. </span>
>>48
>>35
This.
<span style='color:blue;'>Don't bring the spirit of compromise onto public roads. Public roads are a place of ``obeying the rules'', not ``compromise''. </span>
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Wow, I was scared when I saw it.
There is even a phrase called ``thank you accident,'' and driving schools teach that ``compromise is important,'' but in reality, this kind of ``selfish kindness'' is the most annoying.
Please don't put the cars behind you at risk just because you want to think you're a good person lol
Don't forget to check the vehicles behind you when giving way! Well, basically, ``don't give in and don't stop'' is the strongest defensive driving!