Marine loses his s*%& in road rage incident...

[wreave]

Can't rear-end someone if you aren't moving.

So... stop in the middle of the road? Pull over?

If you slide back and change lanes, and the guy cuts in front of you, and keeps cutting in front of you, you won't exercise your legal right to drive down the road in peace?

[Inconel710]

I smell "conduct unbecoming" and a Big Chicken Dinner in that Marine's future.

[airborneranger]

If that Marine is a SGT, I expect him to lose some stripes. Freaking idiot.

[Clint45]

That's bullshit. You're driving down the street, some guy keeps cutting you off and brake-checking you. You get into a different lane, he does it again. What are you supposed to do?

Take the next turn without signalling and circle the block once. Problem solved.

Road rage is typically random violence perpetrated by unstable individuals about to go off at any moment and just need an "excuse" to focus on one specific target. Remove yourself from the equation and you will be quickly disregarded as he seeks out his next target . . . unless he's already on YOUR rear bumper and tailing you, then you call 911 on your cellphone and slowly drive to a police station, circle a busy parking lot, or keep driving until police respond to your call. Worst thing to do is pull over and talk to the guy as if he's a rational human being, or ignore him and lead him to your home.

[Ah Pook]

Roid rage much?

[dwalker460]

These two guys are too traumatized by the incident to talk about it? Seriously? I smell a lot more to the story.

[Irving]

So... stop in the middle of the road? Pull over?

If you slide back and change lanes, and the guy cuts in front of you, and keeps cutting in front of you, you won't exercise your legal right to drive down the road in peace?

Yes to the first part of your question. There is no legal right to drive down the road in peace.

[alxone]

what ever that guy thought he was gonna get from being rear ended is thrown out the window now

[davsel]

I think I've become a better driver by LIGHTYEARS since I started carrying a gun full time. I used to be pretty aggressive, and pulled a lot of stupid shit like following people home, slamming on my brakes. Dumb kid stuff. When I started carrying, I immediately started assessing situations differently, realizing that any path I chose to go down in anger could potentially alter my entire life (and someone else's) for the worse. I'm the Gandhi of driving now.

^^^THIS

My wife, on the other hand, has quite the pent-up road rage - in her POV anyway.

[Eggysrun]

I feel bad for the marines who look up to guys like this for leadership cause you sure as hell know he isn't going to be a professional with his marines if he's acting like a tard in public.