Moron Parks in Front of Fire Hydrant

[Jchonline]

I thought I was one of the few hard azzes on here. It wouldn't be different to you, if it was some ninteen year old punk or someones elderly mother with poor eyesight? I saw that in a movie or TV series once. I don't see were it's legal or moral to destroy someones property, unnecessarily to "teach them a lesson" that is what the ticket and tow is for.

Nope. If the elderly eyesight was so poor they cant see fire hydrant the should not have a drivers license to begin with. If you cant safely operate a vehicle you should not be driving.

I would have preferred to see the rear doors ripped off.

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Those firemen probably had to see a doctor after 4 hours.
I see this picture (or other identical ones) all the time on social media and internet.
Like the O.P. who posted this and lot of people commenting on here, it seems a lot of people really get off on: "Smash that moron's window!! Yeah Baby!"

They're like all the concealed carry Rambos who spend so much time (in these forums, elsewhere) fantasizing about justifiably shooting someone. This picture gives them hope: "Maybe someday I'll be able to smash some moron too!"

That's one way to look at it. I know that police departments have to be cognizant of the "Wyatt Earps" who want to join the force just so they can shoot someone; and while it's true that there are those who would delight in being able to legally destroy someone else's property, I don't think that was the point. There are those who think they are entitled to park in handicapped spaces when they are perfectly healthy, and they do so with glee. I watched a young 30ish guy in a Mercedes park in a handicapped space at Braums, bounce out, run in and return with what looked like a gallon of ice cream. I was wishing for a cop to ticket the arsehole, but no such luck.

Even though it's rare, it's nice to see instant karma work for these entitled individuals who think the rules don't apply to them.

 

[CobyRupert]

Even though it's rare, it's nice to see instant karma work for these entitled individuals who think the rules don't apply to them.

Point taken.
Good point.

 

[lilranch2001]

I am one of those "concealed carry permit" holders, do I carry often, no, but I do have the right to do so if I so feel the need.
Have I ever once wanted to shoot someone, no.....
I think that is the furthest thing I have ever felt!

 

[CobyRupert]

No, of course you don't "want to", in your fantasy you "have to".
You're the good guy hero for crying out loud!

Just like those fireman with the hose and outriggers "had to".

 

[lilranch2001]

Dude, you do not know me, and you have no clue!

Why don't you crawl back under the rock you came out from under

 

[CobyRupert]

Dude, you do not know me, and you have no clue!

Why don't you crawl back under the rock you came out from under

You're the one who said you don't want to shoot someone.
Is it not logical that you carry it in case you have to? If I'm wrong, and don't know you, tell me why you carry it then?

 

[farm boy00]

You're the one who said you don't want to shoot someone.
Is it not logical that you carry it in case you have to? If I'm wrong, and don't know you, tell me why you carry it then?

Maybe he carries it because he wants to, maybe because he has the legal right to, maybe because he wants to protect himself.
It's not logical to rob someone but if they try to rob him, he will have defense.

What does it matter? Stop trying to pick a fight. You do not know him nor where he lives nor how he thinks. Instead of trying to start fights, either put in an intelligent post or leave.

 

[4570Man]

If you own a fire extinguisher does that mean you’re hoping for your house to catch on fire?

 

[lilranch2001]

Do not try to explain logic to him!
I'm thinking he is the moron who parked in front of the fire plug......