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A road rage argument on a Chinese street ended with one driver getting stabbed to death by the guy he picked a fight with.
He clearly wasn’t expecting round two to go this badly for him.
Video
| Length | Shows |
|---|---|
| 0:21 | Aftermath only |
- 0:00 Scooter rider passes the wrecked car
- 0:09 Bystander bends over the man down
- 0:11 Another man rushes over to help
- 0:13 Crowd gathers around him
Passing scooters catch the scene afterward: a car smashed into a bent roadside barrier and one man down on the ground as a small crowd gathers to check on him.
What the Thread Said
Nobody in the thread felt bad for the guy who died. Most figured a road rage driver getting killed over his own bad behavior is basically karma, with one person flatly calling it “just one roach dying.” A couple of others weren’t convinced it was even about the traffic, guessing it looked more like an old grudge finally boiling over.
China’s Road Rage Cases: Where The Sentencing Line Falls
Whether the man with the knife in this clip was defending himself or started it is the exact question Chinese courts use to decide how many years someone gets.
- 2018: a Kunshan man who grabbed a dropped knife to fight off a drunk, knife-wielding driver walked free, ruled self-defense.
- 1 year: a Chongqing driver’s 2021 sentence for beating a man who hit his car, charged with ‘picking quarrels and provoking trouble.’
- 4 years: a Beijing driver’s 2023 sentence for ramming cars on purpose in a lane dispute, causing a 4-car pileup and 300,000+ yuan in damage.
- 9 months: a Jiangxi man’s 2023 sentence for attacking 2 truck drivers after he failed to overtake them.
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