Idiot on TTC (Headshot!)
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Darwin Award winner!
This one does:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaQ0dzG3gU0
Darwin Award winner!
If he does have a mental disorder it's no laughing matter. It just goes to show that they're usually more of a danger to themselves than to others.
Instagram post:
I’m surprised his doctor needed to tell him it was Xanax and alcohol...
http://torontosun.com/news/local-news/man-struck-in-head-by-ttc-train
2 injuries to his face in 2 weeks.
I’m surprised his doctor needed to tell him it was Xanax and alcohol...
http://torontosun.com/news/local-news/man-struck-in-head-by-ttc-train
As a kid and a young man I boxed for 14 years in the UK so I have seen a lot punches thrown. I am really surprised that the pipsqueak was not seriously injured or at a minimum knocked out. The other guy was twice his size and looked like he knew what he was doing
My favourite part is where he says there's no one to blame but himself, but then blames the bystanders. How the fuck are the bystanders to know he wasn't just dicking around?
On a side note, he looks like the crazy motherfucker, obviously high on drugs, who followed me down Church Street at 1am in the summer, shouting all kinds of incoherence.
It's just another example of how personal responsibility is a notion that doesn't exist anymore. It's always someone else's fault, like the cops, my race, my school...we've fed in so much to the bullshit notion of laying blame elsewhere.
I think he is pissed off with the bystandards because he is embarrassed by this.
He didn't care about mixing the drugs and alcohol and you can't feed me the bullshit about not knowing. I wouldn't be surprised if the toxic combo was the desired affect as oppose to a "oops .. mixed too much".
He was drunk and high and he wanted to be. Then he does something stupid which would have been fine if not for the fact that he made the news and everyone who watched had a laugh at his expense. It would not surprise me that he would be the type of record on his phone if the roles were reversed.
That whole response from him was total embarrassment and pissed off at others because they witnessed his stupidity. Not because they didn't keep him safe when he clearly needed help. Which is the naravtice he is trying for now. You can just tell by his response that he has done more of this shit without cameras looking. But Whatever... he will get over it.
Karma sure kicked him in the ass thought or should I say punched him in the face.
He didn't care about mixing the drugs and alcohol and you can't feed me the bullshit about not knowing. I wouldn't be surprised if the toxic combo was the desired affect as oppose to a "oops .. mixed too much".
He was drunk and high and he wanted to be. Then he does something stupid which would have been fine if not for the fact that he made the news and everyone who watched had a laugh at his expense. It would not surprise me that he would be the type of record on his phone if the roles were reversed.
That whole response from him was total embarrassment and pissed off at others because they witnessed his stupidity. Not because they didn't keep him safe when he clearly needed help. Which is the naravtice he is trying for now. You can just tell by his response that he has done more of this shit without cameras looking. But Whatever... he will get over it.
Karma sure kicked him in the ass thought or should I say punched him in the face.
My face looks too fucked to post right nowb but If you think this
is a laughing matter you're honestly fucked in your head I was
clearly on drugs (doctors said this was a mix of Xanax and alcohol)
and surrounded by people who could've done something to prevent
this...
Does this mean he couldn't remember what drug he had taken
and had to ask the doctor?
It's quite possible that he blacked out and has no recollection of his actions leading up to the incident or the accident itself. My Drugs and Behaviour course taught that people presenting to emergency rooms are more often than not on a combination of substances. For example, my younger half brother recently fell down some stairs bruising himself so badly that he had to be taken to the hospital the next day. He had absolutely no recollection of the previous nights chain of events whatsoever. He even bumped into my mother on the way down, but fortunately she wasn't hurt. This is why people with major drug issues cannot be trusted. You never know when they're going to go off the rails and I wouldn't want to be around them when they do because they have a way of negatively impacting those around them, not just themselves. I'm very unforgiving when it comes to this sort of behaviour!
Still pretty sick that not one person even stepped forward t at least grab him by the back of the coat and pull him back. Dozens of people just sit there and watch as a guy nearly falls in front of the train. Even if it was due to his own drunken stupidity.
It's called a bystander effect. When in a situation that's out of the norm many people watch without doing anything because they either don't know how to react or assume that someone else will. Think of Kitty Genovese. You're right though, it only takes one person to do something, which sets everyone else in motion. Give credit to the guy that went over to him after to see that he was okay. Everyone else were still more or less standing around doing nothing at that point.
Or perhaps people assumed he would eventually step back as the train approached.
You can’t blame others for his irrational actions (medical or mental).
Never know how this guy could react, if you grab him to pull him back, he could reciprocate and push you into the train!
