Quote: (06-23-2015 06:35 AM)turkishcandy Wrote:
They are just a gang of bullies. They do this in groups of at least 3 or 4 so that no one can physically stop them. This is nothing but mob violence. If it's against the law to drive on the sidewalk, it's more unlawful to stick big stickers on the front windows of driving cars. There is nothing noble about it. They catch their victims outnumbered 1 to 6 and then they put a giant sticker on the front window that are virtually impossible to remove. What happens if one of those drivers hit someone later because they can't see because of the sticker? Is that less dangreous than driving on the sidewalk?
This group is not very different from those SJWs who show up inside the restaurants and disturb people eating by loudly protesting against eating meat. It's the same faggoty mentality.
If everyone took the justice into their own hands, there would be chaos. You would have a SJW standing in your face every day preventing you from doings they think you shouldn't do.
I hope one of them gets their teeth kicked in.
They do it in groups for their own physical safety. In several of the videos, those they confront try to fight them, with weapons. Having other people to ensure you don't get beaten with 12" of rebar is just good sense.
They only put the sticker on once the person driving has refused to be reasonable and rejoin the traffic. They are unthreatening in their initial approach, and only one of them goes to speak to the driver. If the driver is unreasonable, they get the sticker stuck on. This is not wanton vandalism, this is reasonably mild dispensation of token justice.
Your whole post is one giant fallacious argument, but the bit about the 'sjws who show up to restaurants to protest people eating meat' and the 'faggot mentality' are just ridiculous. One of the significant reasons for the historical success of Western European culture is a firm belief in law and order, and civic duty to uphold reasonable laws even where that may risk causing you harm. Taking pride in, and investing in, your society by ensuring reasonable laws are upheld is exactly how you maintain a culture worth living in. The fact that we have allowed an attitude of 'not my problem' to prevail, is a large factor in the poor social standards we now have to deal with.