I actually don't have anything against him running over the people. He's a young father with a little girl. He feared for both the lives of his wife and his daughter. I'm pretty sure you would do the same. There is a motorcycle gang surrounding your car with your family in it. I'd go beyond any means to protect them. Even if it means decapitating them all.

He was right-both morally and legally-to run the bikes over. They where attacking him and his family, and he has a right to defend himself. He didn't do it to paralyze anyone, I doubt. And the Range Rover got away as slashed it tryes and blocked the traffic at the red light to stop them letting the Range River past.

Bike gangs like that are just looking for trouble. Imagine how scared everyone who saw them would have been, surrounded like that? If the bikers threaten people in two-ton death machines, they shouldn't be surprised when one of them gets run over.

Stryder237 wrote:
You don't decide what is morally right or wrong. Secondly if he didn't go into the back of a bike in the first place then none of this would have happened.

They aren't a gang, it's called a group ride. There's huge difference.

Most bikers (speaking from experience) only get aggressive towards car drivers when they do something incredibly stupid. After what he did I think he deserved to get the shit kicked out of him.

queenjerry wrote: Naw man, you are more likely to get mugged in North Carolina during the daytime then in New York daytime. Carrying weapons is legal. As one can carry a gun all around the state if he wants to.

queenjerry wrote: I guess that's how new yorkers think. Of course, if you were in North Carolina you'd know better. For one reason, we have a ton of smarter people, as this is one of the states with the most people with Ph. D's. I guess in New York all you do is kill people. Well it's different in North Carolina, which is why i moved from New York. Its all about luxerious Audi's and beamers and not killing people in cheap honda's. I guarauntee that we have nicer cars in NC then NY. It's because people in NC know how to spend their money.
North Carolina dream:
Get a masters degree in business
Buy a 2012 BMW 750il
Get married
Buy my wife a Audi Q7
Have 3 kids
Go to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Go to carowins
Go to Myrtle Beach aquarium
Buy one of my kids and brand new car
Buy my other kid a brand new car
Get a pet dog
By my other kid a brand new car

New York dream:
Drop-out of high school in 10th grade
Buy a old civic
have a child
move back in with my parents
Gang up on people for money
Listen to loud balla music outside of a typical middle school

Too bad New York government doesn't spend there 1.3 million dollars to stop crime. North Carolina government only has 436k and we are doing fine, lower drop-out rate as well.

How is he to know that the bikers were a friendly group? His car was surrounded by 50 bikers, "playing a game."

@simulationdude
I don't know why you keep comparing states. Most states are pretty much the same. Most people's dream is to have a nice family and great cars. Both North Carolina and New York has dropouts and so called "failures." o.o

queenjerry wrote:
Nobody said they were "playing a game", so I don't know where you got that from. He could have guessed from the fact that they only had a problem with him once he had hit one of them. Anyway my point was that a biker gang and a group ride are very different things.

HuskySM125 wrote: Stryder is completly right. Although it could be a group ride, those bikers didn't so anything that they should have. The man in the range rover got cut off, accidendently hit the biker (which was completetly the biker's fault), then was mobbed by the bikers after he left, because the biker fell off. They smashed his window and beast him senseless. The part about him running into the back of the bike is utter bullshit. The biker was completly at fault, he was in front of the car when he broke hard.

Blocking a family car is part of a regular ride? If scaring people that way is normal then, biking should be illegal.

queenjerry wrote:
Of course it isn't, but a ride with over 300 bikes isn't a regular ride is it? He only got surrounded because they didn't have anywhere else to go. And if that scared him then he should stop being such a fucking baby.

I obviously think that the range rover was at fault and you lot think the bikers were at fault. I haven't got the time or the interest to get into an argument with 3 different people over it.