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The less-comfortable reason is that concern for others’ wellbeing is at an all time low. I regularly see outright aggressive driving, ESPECIALLY when I’m in Cal
by jcpsimmons 4y ago
The less-comfortable reason is that concern for others’ wellbeing is at an all time low. I regularly see outright aggressive driving, ESPECIALLY when I’m in California. People are stressed and they are taking it out on strangers.
- lisasays 4y agoThe less-comfortable reason is that concern for others’ wellbeing is at an all time low. Driven in turn by a lack of empathy, and a sense of feeling interconnected with others. As fueled, in turn, by smartphones.
- btbuildem 4y agoThis is absolutely it. We've become desocialized, and the kind of callous assholery that usually goes on online has leaked into the real world. I routinely witness people brazenly running red lights, and my instinct is to throw bricks at them -- so how am I not part of the problem? I don't really know how we back away from this.
- alphabettsy 4y agoWe’ve begun electing the people who used to be trolls to leads our communities. Road rage and aggressive driving aren’t new though. Neither is antisocial behavior on the roads or otherwise. Is there actually more of it?
- joshcsimmons 4y agoGetting angry when people flagrantly ignore the rules that keep us safe is NOT part of the problem.