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I don't see a distinction between absent mindedness and being inconsiderate - no malice is required. When someone bumps into you on the street because they're t
by icanhackit 9y ago
I don't see a distinction between absent mindedness and being inconsiderate - no malice is required. When someone bumps into you on the street because they're too busy fiddling with their phone to pay attention to where they're going, they're not considering you or the people around them, they're absorbed by their own world and become your typical inconsiderate bell-end.
- tjr225 9y agoFair enough. I guess it would've been more clear to say that I would prefer to spend my time with a non-malicious absent minded person to that of the OP who became so angry at what amounts to an accident.