Got arrested yesterday!

[Frolic_Fun]

As for links, look them up yourself.

As you will see the premise of this site is;

" There are no boundaries here over what may be said, save for one rule - be prepared to back up your words. "

Too lazy to back them up?

The words are there, but I'm letting you look for them.

[Frolic_Fun]

This leads to question if the actual reason of the guy getting pissed

Who cares if a terrorist feels provoked? Have experienced being followed in the car by an angry stranger, home in fact. Who is the more offensive one? Sometimes people are really creepy.

It seems more likely it's caused by frustration. I have yet to see someone threaten violence on the road for absolutely no reason apart from road rage.

[Parts]

As for links, look them up yourself.

As you will see the premise of this site is;

" There are no boundaries here over what may be said, save for one rule - be prepared to back up your words. "

Too lazy to back them up?

The words are there, but I'm letting you look for them.

They are there no time now to look but I can assure you they are.  Will look later

[Osensitive1]

It seems more likely it's caused by frustration. I have yet to see someone threaten violence on the road for absolutely no reason apart from road rage.

Maybe he just got fired. Maybe his old lady is cheating on him. Maybe he had a bad hemorrhoid. Stalking and threats of violence have no excuse. Trigger's first action to protect himself from his own charges should be to press charges against his creepy offender.

[Frolic_Fun]

It seems more likely it's caused by frustration. I have yet to see someone threaten violence on the road for absolutely no reason apart from road rage.

Maybe he just got fired. Maybe his old lady is cheating on him. Maybe he had a bad hemorrhoid. Stalking and threats of violence have no excuse. Trigger's first action to protect himself from his own charges should be to press charges against his creepy offender.

Yes, but what would *trigger* him to go like that towards Trigger? Trigger must have been doing something to make him snap. This is why I believe it's the cause of Trigger driving slowly.

[Osensitive1]

Maybe we are having a conversation about two different things. My point makes the question moot. You might as well ask why Tigger drives slowly.

[Frolic_Fun]

Trigger already admitted he likes to drive fairly slow. Rather than spend hours looking for something to prove a silly internet argument, i'll let you look it up or wait until Trigger himself says it.

As for the over-morality (not letting people buy cigs etc.), that was typed on ZOMG. Sadly ZOMG is gone now.

['andersom']

Someone about to explode can do that for any reason. If the smile of Trigger reminded him of his boss, that could have been enough.

[ProfessorFarnsworth]

Trigger already admitted he likes to drive fairly slow. Rather than spend hours looking for someone to prove a silly internet argument, i'll let you look it up or wait until Trigger himself says it.

As for the over-morality, that was typed on ZOMG. Sadly ZOMG is gone now.

I was going to suggest thewaybackmachine, but apparently there's bugger all of ZOMG archived (only a few pages around 2007 and 2008 were archived).

[Frolic_Fun]

I really can't be arsed though. I know what I read. Trigger claims to never lie so I'll leave it up to him.

[Osensitive1]

Trigger already admitted he likes to drive fairly slow. Rather than spend hours looking for something to prove a silly internet argument, i'll let you look it up or wait until Trigger himself says it.

As for the over-morality (not letting people buy cigs etc.), that was typed on ZOMG. Sadly ZOMG is gone now.

Not denying your truthfulness or that this encounter may have had some aspect of predetermination, but rather claiming chain of events to be irrelevant and certain thing lack good excuse.

[Osensitive1]

Sorry about talking about you in third person, Trigger. That's rude. Will stop now.

[ProfessorFarnsworth]

Someone about to explode can do that for any reason. If the smile of Trigger reminded him of his boss, that could have been enough.

Actually, staring at someone will usually do that. People usually don't lash out at someone unless provocation occurred, even in the smallest way. It could be as simple as looking at the person and making eye contact. Besides I doubt someone will threaten to kick your ass if your smile reminds them of something negative; usually they'll tell you to fuck off, provoke you or throw a tirade of insults at you until you leave. Of course, this doesn't apply if you're dealing with a psychopath, as anything could set them off.

[Frolic_Fun]

Yes, but both were driving before it happened. There could be countless reasons on why the guy was pissed off (might be late for something etc.), but ultimately it was triggered by something. That something could be Trigger's driving. If the guy was late for something important and Trigger's need to drive slow made him miss it, that could have caused him to follow him to the car park and give threats. There was no word if Trigger knew the guy before or anything.

If it was the case that the person is a psycopath, then I don't know. But it seems unlikely in this case.

[Osensitive1]

but ultimately it was triggered by something.

Everything has a chain of events leading up to it from the beginning of time. Blame the big bang, or God, whichever preferred. Morality and philosophy don't always mix well. Then, maybe blame isn't the point being made, and separate discussions was a correct guess.