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Originally Posted by Frank Lee
You sure have developed a lot of theories without actual research. Just like 99% of Uhmericans.
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See and now we get to more name calling, sort of like the title of the clip the lady posted. I'm sure she used redneck as a derogatory term, no I didn't "research" it like the great and mighty 1% who are apparently perfect. Funny because by then using the term karma I bet she thinks she is one of the great enlightened unjudmental race of 1%ers you speak of.
It's also ironic you don't remember her original text on utube because it's changed at least 3 times now. The original text said he had been following her for 3 minutes when she decided to start filming, your enlightened, well researched, 1%er theories apparently assign zero provocation in those unrecorded 3 minutes in the left lane when there seems to be little traffic in the video overall. Another great 1%er had a theory about there can be no action without an equal and opposite reaction. Using another theory we can then also say there can be no reaction without an equal and opposite action. Yes some people overreact but they are reacting to something.
PS: I just saw a video interviewing the lady where she does say she speeds up just as the truck starts to pass because, "the speed limit goes up there." And she couldn't move over, "because there were trucks there". Well the trucks don't appear until the video goes a minute, and in the original text on the video she said he was behind her 3 minutes before starting to film. In the video we see no trucks going by until a minute in which makes me think she was pacing them. Not until speedingbup and then filming the speedometer does she pass the trucks, and then by her own admission she speeds up again when he trys to pass on the right. Then it seems he notices the camera and decides to give her a little thank you. She is now loving the attention, and trying to profit. She is hopeful somebody will make a T-shirt with her wrestling catchphrase, "That's what you get!" And cut her in on the profits. She is also mad some news organizations have published her name, which leads me to another catchphrase, karma, it's everywhere you're going to be.