6ft4honda Right Or Wrong?

[RoadSprock]

Why not hand over footage to authorities? Because if it's a historical fact that local authorities don't give 2 shits about these kinds of minor infractions and do nothing about it, the only way is to give an eye for an eye.

If someone threw a smoothie out his car on to the ground, you damn sure I'm and picking it up and emptying the entirety of it's liquid contents in the perpetrator's vehicle.

Resize your so brutal lol!

 

[RoadSprock]

Honestly I see nothing wrong with what he did. But the fact that he had to get off his bike to pick it up and throw it back at her could have gone bad. Like other have stated what if he had burned her? What if someone hit him? Idk if I would have thrown it back in her car but I would probably just voice my opinion as I do when I see people using their cell phones.

I think it's over the top still but hey.

What he did was just as dangerous as the story he told about the biker.

I'm glad I'm not the only one

 

[BurntRuber]

Good thing we are separated by 2 oceans and half a planet's worth of land.

Lol it actually takes allot to upset me but when someone does I go way over the top.

 

[JonJeoprdy]

Can't say I agree with what he did. I don't particularly care for littering but things could have gone very wrong in that situation, and he could have been potentially liable. And he may face assault charges for this depending on that how that woman handles the situation. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if the authorities did knock on his door. So IMO the circumstance and consequences didn't warrant this reaction. But for his channel any publicity is good publicity.

Also, consider that many people flat out don't think about what us as bikers face everyday. Going up to someone like that and telling her why throwing cigarettes out her window is dangerous and ask her not to do that may turn a negative situation into a positive one. Flies and honey...

 

[SalvageSV]

While I wouldn't have done what he did, I'm not against it. But a brief conversation with her to rub in that shame would likely have been more effective. With his approach it's likely she just thinks "that asshole" rather than "yeah, maybe I shouldn't just throw stuff out the window."

And while his story is possible, I don't find it plausible. The chances of that happening are very, VERY slim. The littering argument is a much stronger one.

But, once I was on the interstate in a car (luckily) and someone threw a half full melted ice cream sundae or something out of the window and it nailed the front of the car I was driving, covering half the windshield in white saucy gunk. It's wasn't pleasant. So those items should definitely not be tossed out as there is a potential danger factor.

 

[Mr fish]

Completely worked for views He was right in a wrongish way ..if she got burned then he's in the wrong but I liked the vid ... Personally I'm easily intimidated so would have left it alone

 

[MOORLAND]

If I separate out the first part where the cig 'butt is thrown out and just look at the part where he throws it at her...I have to say moral indignation is more palatable to me when it comes along with self-realization of ones own behaviors and a healthy avoidance of being a hypocrite. That's the word I think sums this up.... hypocritical.
In the general discussion of litter being tossed out of cars and then a rider handing it back..or tossing it back...Yeah, I'm down with that...but, being a confrontational arsehole whilst your doing it, is like complaining someone farted and then throwing your own poop at them like an angry chimp and saying THEY where disgusting. Snowtwat's channel is full of that garbage.

 

[OEGG]

I wouldnt have thrown it at her but i probobly would of at least said something... Picking something up someone else IDK had in their mouth is kinda gross... That in this all too quick to sue world, burning someone on camera and putting it on youtube is russian rouletta.

 

[RoadSprock]

Gotta say it did work for his views though

 

[Sidewinder]

Gotta say it did work for his views though

Makes you think maybethat's the only reason he did it!? That's kinda what I have thought. I also think some of these big guys put themselves in danger just for "good" footage.

 

[RoadSprock]

Makes you think maybethat's the only reason he did it!? That's kinda what I have thought. I also think some of these big guys put themselves in danger just for "good" footage.

Yeah I feel that's the case, there's one in London - I won't name and shame, but he loses his shit over nothing and goes out his way to cause grief to get reactions from people and I think it's all for footage.

 

[Marbro_za]

He did good for once. I hate him to bits, I just dont know why though


But yeah, cigs cause fires
https://www.enca.com/south-africa/cigarette-may-have-ignited-cape-town-blaze

Thats just one example.

 

[SighBored]

1. Littering is not OK.
2. If it was just normal thrash like a paper bag/soda can, and you threw it back into their car, probably OK.
3. If the cigarette is still lit when you throw it into the car, that is hazardous, probably not OK.

 

[ChunksLife]

i think it was a bit over the top but at the same time they could of just put it out in the ash tray in the car.

 

[Hoodie]

I like the action of 6ft4, she could also use an ashtray but she did not

 

[mykb93]

I guess 6ft is a copycat. This chic has already done this trick. PS... I have no idea what she is saying.

 

[BigGreek]

I guess 6ft is a copycat. This chic has already done this trick. PS... I have no idea what she is saying.

I like her video better lmao

 

[filyCHEEEZ]

Although she was littering and what he says about cigarette's burning people/setting fire to things.... I don't think it should allow him to of picked it up and thrown it on her!? What do you think?

It was probably not the most intelligent thing to do, but it certainly was entertaining to watch!