Russian Road Rage – Don’t Mess With Dimitri [VIDEO]
Jason Lancaster | Jan 26, 2012 | Comments 3
The following is a guest post by Oleg Gudonov.
In Russia, we have saying: Do not kick old man or you will need new knee and new windshield. It is new – my country just start saying it yesterday.
In video below, you learn why we have this saying:
Old man honking horn might have been out of line, but young man was huge jerk. Punch or two? No problem. Open door and start kicking? Big time jerk.
Please to note that man with bat is former KGB. After breaking kneecap and busting windshield, he drops bat on ground and walks away. This is to send message – anyone who act like big time jerk get free bat from KGB.
Is good video though, right?
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Glad WI recently passed the concealed carry law. Now is a good as time as ever to go out and buy a nice handgun. With the recent violent crimes at my local gas stations where juveniles are coming up and demanding money from people while pumping gas, I’d love to pull out a .44 mag and put a cap in his knee.
I’d have done the same thing if I saw someone for no good reason beating up another person when that other person did nothing physical to the bully. Can you tell I like to watch the TV show ‘bully beatdown’? You may not believe me, but I have never started a fight in my life but have ended them all.
mk – I’d like to think that, if I also someone beating up on another driver, I’d at least get over their and ask them to stop.
As for concealed carry, I think fantasy trumps reality. I’d bet that shooting some dumb punk in the leg feels good the minute you do it, but when that same dumb punk files a lawsuit against you, you probably wish you would have just threatened him instead of shooting him. Even if the lawsuit is bogus, you still have to jump through a bunch of hoops…probably not worth it.
But I hear what you’re saying – I like it when the bad guys get what they deserve in life. 🙂
this video has raised my blood pressure.
it should not be happened in any where .
am i right?