How many times have we seen some variation of this? The spoilt kid in the Mercedes who loses his temper and ploughs into innocent people at a bus-stop. https://www.thaienquirer.com/16132/thailands-rich-continue-to-cause-outrage-by-driving-carelessly-killing-bystanders-and-getting-away-with-it You see it all the time. Children who've never really been told "no", never had to deal with consequences, never had to carry their own bags because the driver or maid does it for them, and whose parents remove every obstacle from their path. Every disappointment is negotiated away, every failure blamed on someone else, every tantrum rewarded with attention. The result? Some reach adulthood without the emotional resilience to cope with life's most ordinary setbacks. Criticism feels like a personal attack. Rejection becomes humiliation. A simple argument becomes a crisis. Instead of regulating their emotions, they lash out. Most people have arguments with their spouse, get frustrated in traffic, lose business deals, get dumped or face rejection. The overwhelming majority manage not to use a two-tonne car as a weapon. Being unable to control your emotions isn't passion, it's emotional immaturity. When that immaturity is combined with money, entitlement and a powerful car, innocent people end up paying the price. - - - - This guy needs his driving licence removed before his next girlfriend tells him hes a wet-blanket and he decided to take the loss of face out on the general public.
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