That’s the part of the story missing. What in the world could that guy have possibly done for his hand to call for all that. Absolutely nothing. Unless he committed a felony or something I can’t see why the rodeo of road rage took place.
He didn’t do anything to “provoke” the motorcyclist to stop short - the rider was trying to force a stop so they could rob him. The rider looked through the window and saw the husband, the wife and small child in an expensive car and selected his victim.
Show a source that is not a tabloid.
Source please - and not a tabloid.
Unreal, just unreal. And people wonder whats wrong with us in America and why we refuse to listen to the nonsense about gun control.
We don’t know yet. So why engage in conjecture.
We don’t know that this is the case.
You charging someone else with conjecture is kind of funny.
No one is tarring all enthusiasts, but blindly defending this makes motorcycle enthusiasts look bad.
None of this is going to turn out well for these bikers. And anyone who rides that film ought to be mandatory viewing to everything you shouldn’t do on a motorcycle.
That’s common practice with “group” riding. Along with running red lights/stop signs and illegal turns all in attempt to stay in one herd. I used to ride too - but never felt the urge to get in a group of 20 or 50 or 100 where my safety is endangered by any number of morons that could be in the group. I rode mine as transportation not so I could be an individual just like everyone else that had one.
Thank you for being honest about your motive for trying to equate the driver to the motorcyclists absent of any evidence that the driver did anything to bring about the attack.
No hand signals, nothing, passing in between cars, just out and out rogue riding. You would think they were on a motocross track and the rest of the world was in their way.
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I’m saying don’t pre-judge anyone without the facts. We don’t know all the facts.
Not defending anyone - seems you don’t read my posts.