[Tyrantus]

Damn...ain't that a bitch?!

[RUTHIE7]

Abolish the police, abolish education, end rules, and the law...

Lets just not listen to 'COMON SENSE!'

Yup, then there will be no law, no security, no education, just a free for all. Like in this 3rd world country.

Because in the 1st World countries, you have to EARN THE RIGHT TO DRIVE!!

You have to KNOW how to manoeuvre a vehicle. There is specialised training to drive these heavy goods vehicles. (That take a long time to pass the numerous tests)

Because, the LAW enforces SAFETY. (For ALL)

Can you just imagine what would happen if we didn't abide by the law?

[Killgaad]

Don't you worry, love... Laws already don't mean shit anymore, so First World countries are looking more and more like Third World shitholes by the day anyway—due to open-borders policies and unchecked immigration.

[Killgaad]

The way the victim walks seems a little odd to me; he seems unsteady on his feet, even though he climbs up into the cabin quite nimbly.

Could he possibly have been under the influence?

But even so, I am not sure that it could have influenced the outcome either way—I think he would've been pinned down anyway.

Poor fellow... can a guy get any more unlucky?

[Killgaad]

Having watched the video one more time very carefully just now, it is evident to me that he wasn't doing a beeline to his truck door—so if he was indeed under the influence in some way, it might have affected his overall judgment and situational awareness.

As a professional truck driver, he must have encountered this type of situation many times before, and as such I'm certain he would have been aware of the potential danger stemming from two trucks being in such close proximity, with the first truck potentially backing into his driver side truck door as he climbs up—in which case he would not have enough time to make it through the closing door, as it's been pushed closed, trapping him—which tragically, is exactly what happened.

[HuskyFlounder]

Looked as if dude turned his head to either spit or take a quick look at something on the ground. Totally worth it.

[HuskyFlounder]

Originally Posted by Killgaad ↗

Having watched the video one more time very carefully just now, it is evident to me that he wasn't doing a beeline to his truck door—so if he was indeed under the influence in some way, it might have affected his overall judgment and situational awareness.

As a professional truck driver, he must have encountered this type of situation many times before, and as such I'm certain he would have been aware of the potential danger stemming from two trucks being in such close proximity, with the first truck potentially backing into his driver side truck door as he climbs up—in which case he would not have enough time to make it through the closing door, as it's been pushed closed, trapping him—which tragically, is exactly what happened.

Captain Obvious to the rescue!

[koipin]

Had this happen at a company I worked for.
It doesn't need to be a huge crush, just enough to stop you lifting your rib cage.
Not a nice way to clock out.

[Brynjar]

Originally Posted by stowwers ↗

What the fuck is wrong with the truck driver? Dude, move your truck forward, you're crushing somebody...¿What, why, who are you, why, you are not my boss to tell me what to do? Fucking asshole.

I'm sure that's how it played out.

[minka1]

Originally Posted by jdghgh ↗

Language barrier perhaps? Sure took a long time to move the vehicle...

Probably couldn’t hear over the noise of the truck and whatever that is being emptied out. Maybe thought those people were just weird and crazy.

Happened to me one time. I didn’t realize there was a Do Not Turn at red. Well as I was going, multiple people from the sidewalk began trying to get my attention and saying stuff, I thought they were weirdo people idk. I ignored them.
And then I was promptly pulled over. The cop was like, didn’t you hear all those people telling you not to turn on red?
I was like, I thought they were crazy people.