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I've been to southern Europe, you're fooling no one. Europeans are not immune to the empathy-dissolving powers of the automobile. Only meaningful infrastructure and enforcement fixes this, and the places in Europe where motorists are reasonable have those things. They didn't get there through mob beat-downs.
Ah, forgot I'm on Lemmy where everything is interpreted literally. My bad.
You're right - in Europe, street vigilantes won't pass you through a fine-mesh strainer for breaking the law. What's real is that even in Southern Europe not giving right of way to pedestrians is not only a crime, it is also a social death sentence.
You couldn't act like the driver in the video for long without running into some serious problems with basically everyone you meet. Imagine taking a dump in the park every morning and expect to get to live a normal life among the other civilized people of your city - it's just not gonna fly.
That's fair, you mean people ultimately aren't strangers to one another, the community will remember you.
Yeah even in larger cities you'll get noticed if you repeat this kind of behavior. And your friends would leave you pretty quickly.