Shitpost Jeet has a nuanced discussion about traffic laws with Canadian man

[ovarieasy]

View: https://x.com/celticashes/status/1965956821421805893

https://xcancel.com/CelticAshes/status/1965956821421805893#m

 

[Squishybear]

I was hoping for a beating but I guess not yet.

 

[d01tg0d0wn]

The damage to thatvguys bike is gonna hurt

 

[Hirudinea]

Hell, he can't do his jobs now, he'll have to fall back on his "degree"!

 

[Pissedoffcanadia]

The beating are coming. People are at the end of their rope when it comes to dealing with these sub-humans.

 

[RandyLahey]

"dnew rules mean I can do whatever I want saaarr"

They're second to none at making up lies to justify their obnoxiousness and laziness.

 

[hugh_madd]

And here’s the neat part, they’ve infested critical infrastructure companies and are making all kinds of shortcuts with engineering and cyber security.

 

[hugh_madd]

Can’t even communicate in English, shouldn’t he have his truck license?

Sure white bikers are loving what jeets did to insurance premiums.

 

[Hirudinea]

Those are E-Bikes, no insurance.

 

[Jack Layton]

Bro needs a bumper cage, I would have destroyed that Jeet Cart the second he stepped out of the way.

 

[bobby.hill]

whats the context? was the jeet trying to park in the middle of the road?

 

[416_Refugee]

The rate of autism in India is 1 in 68 (rest of world is 1 in 130 or something like that). Appears this was one of the autists, who wanted to discuss the rules.

You get a lot of these jeet autists in IT. Couple it with jeet incivility, and it's a real treat to deal with them.

 

[Jack Layton]

“I don’t understand you”
That really riles them up.

 

[hugh_madd]

“Cool hat.” Really sets them off, I don’t recommend using it at work, but it’s great for a laugh on the street.

 

[Beers2Freedom]

In recent years, cases of autism have risen. The Center for Disease Control announced in 2021 that the rate of autism in the U.S. during 2018 was 1 child in 44. This is a notable rise from rates given in Scientific American, for 2016 (1 in 68, though other sources claim an even-higher 1 in 54 by age 8), 2008 (1 in 88) and 2000 (1 in 150). Moreover, this trend of rising autism, which dates back to the early 1990s, is a global occurrence not confined to the United States.

51 Autism Statistics: How Many People Have Autism? | Discovery ABA

Around 1 in 36 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder as of 2023, according to the CDC. Find more shocking autism statistics below.

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Shocking Autism Statistics​

1. Around 1 in 36 children has been identified with autism in the U.S. according to the CDC.
2. Around 1% of the world’s population has autism spectrum disorder. That's more than 75,000,000 people, according to researched conducted by the CDC.
3. 1 in every 100 children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.
4. Autism prevalence has increased 178% since 2000.
5. The country with the highest rate of diagnosed autism in the world is Qatar, and the country with the lowest rate is France.
6. About 4 times as many boys are diagnosed with autism as girls.
7. The rate of autism in the U.S. in 2022 is 1 in 100, compared to 1 in 150 in 2000.
8. The state with the highest rate of diagnosed autism is Florida, and the state with the lowest rate of diagnosed autism is Texas.
9. About 75% of autistic adults are not employed, and around 40% of children on the spectrum are nonverbal.
10. The cost of caring for autistic Americans reached $268 billion in 2015 and could increase to $461 billion by 2025.
11. Specifically, around $175 to $196 billion each year for adults and $61 to $66 billion each year for children.

Apparently the highest Autism rates are in the middle east. I never would have guessed that, but it would explain my they like to Durka Durka Mohammed Jihad.

 

[ayn_rands_ghost]

Apparently the guy who moved the bike out of the way has been arrested.

 

[Canada Eh]

Seriously?

 

[Hirudinea]

Oh yeah, I don't doubt it. Probably assault, destruction of property, mischief, and whatever else the cops could think to toss at him. He touched an untouchable (in a good way) and he has to be punished. This guy will me made an example of, don't beat the jeet will be the government's cry.

 

[416_Refugee]

@Hirudinea "Don't Beat the Jeet" - there's a good AI image generation opportunity, coming up with that poster...

 

[Hirudinea]

@416_Refugee

 

[Canada Eh]

The problem is everything is on video. Good sometimes, bad other times. I would've kicked the shit out of the guy probably tho.

 

[Hirudinea]

The guys mistake was not to take his phone and toss it later.