I thought it. Even though I didn't say I felt bad because the Muslim=Terrorist thing was in my head.

I thought it. Even though I didn't say I felt bad because the Muslim=Terrorist thing was in my head.

I'd like to make a joke but I don't think half of the class would know that I'm joking and really not racist so I'll just see myself out.

A few days ago I had a conversation with an Iranian guy. Was I wrong?

A few days ago I had a conversation with an Iranian guy. He was pretty desperate to get some money and I was trying to help him.

I realized that, as far as I could see, they were harmless and misunderstood. Once they're over here, all they give a fuck about is owning their own business, making money, spending it unwisely, and smoking cigarettes.

A few days after 9/11, I called the cops on a sneaky looking Arab dude who was taking a little too long filling up his gas tank.

It was a freaky time.

A few years after that, I had developed a few Arabic acquaintances, and I realized that, as far as I could see, they were harmless and misunderstood. Once they're over here, all they give a fuck about is owning their own business, making money, spending it unwisely, and smoking cigarettes.

Three weeks ago, I took my older son to his two year checkup. Upon returning to my vehicle, which is eleven years old, and full of scratches, I noticed that the driver of the new Mercedes SL parked next to me, lazily parked the car with the back right tire completely in my space. Not touching the line. Not a bit over the line. The whole tire was completely in my space, due to the car being parked at an angle. My son's car seat is behind the driver's seat, and I could barely open that door. It was a bit of a struggle to enter through the rear passenger door, climb over the middle car seat (for my younger son), and place my twenty six pound son in his seat. Before entering the car, I opened the back driver side door into his car as forcefully as I could, and I left a scratch on his door.

Was I wrong?

Three weeks ago, I took my older son to his two year checkup. Upon returning to my vehicle, which is eleven years old, and full of scratches, I noticed that the driver of the new Mercedes SL parked next to me, lazily parked the car with the back right tire completely in my space. Not touching the line. Not a bit over the line. The whole tire was completely in my space, due to the car being parked at an angle. My son's car seat is behind the driver's seat, and I could barely open that door. It was a bit of a struggle to enter through the rear passenger door, climb over the middle car seat (for my younger son), and place my twenty six pound son in his seat. Before entering the car, I opened the back driver side door into his car as forcefully as I could, and I left a scratch on his door.

Was I wrong?

Three weeks ago, I took my older son to his two year checkup. Upon returning to my vehicle, which is eleven years old, and full of scratches, I noticed that the driver of the new Mercedes SL parked next to me, lazily parked the car with the back right tire completely in my space. Not touching the line. Not a bit over the line. The whole tire was completely in my space, due to the car being parked at an angle. My son's car seat is behind the driver's seat, and I could barely open that door. It was a bit of a struggle to enter through the rear passenger door, climb over the middle car seat (for my younger son), and place my twenty six pound son in his seat. Before entering the car, I opened the back driver side door into his car as forcefully as I could, and I left a scratch on his door.

Was I wrong?

Huh?

Three weeks ago, I took my older son to his two year checkup. Upon returning to my vehicle, which is eleven years old, and full of scratches, I noticed that the driver of the new Mercedes SL parked next to me, lazily parked the car with the back right tire completely in my space. Not touching the line. Not a bit over the line. The whole tire was completely in my space, due to the car being parked at an angle. My son's car seat is behind the driver's seat, and I could barely open that door. It was a bit of a struggle to enter through the rear passenger door, climb over the middle car seat (for my younger son), and place my twenty six pound son in his seat. Before entering the car, I opened the back driver side door into his car as forcefully as I could, and I left a scratch on his door.

Was I wrong?

I'd go with probably.

1) He may have had a very sick kid with him and was less concerned about his parking space etiquette.
2) He may have had to do this because another car was parked poorly that was gone now.

Yeah. There are a lot of extenuating circumstances around a bad parking job. Maybe the guy was an asshole but he didnt damage your vehicle, just inconvienienced you.

Just curious, Would you have done it to the car if it was like yours and an 11yr old car with scratches?

You don't believe that in this country there is a sentiment that Muslim=Terrorist? Chas is a perfect example of that way of thinking and it's more common than you'd think. I'm not saying I personally feel that way, but there are a lot of people who do.

I don't know. It's tough to say definitively how I would react in a hypothetical situation. The fact that it was a Mercedes didn't affect my decision in any way, I was just painting a picture.

Three weeks ago, I took my older son to his two year checkup. Upon returning to my vehicle, which is eleven years old, and full of scratches, I noticed that the driver of the new Mercedes SL parked next to me, lazily parked the car with the back right tire completely in my space. Not touching the line. Not a bit over the line. The whole tire was completely in my space, due to the car being parked at an angle. My son's car seat is behind the driver's seat, and I could barely open that door. It was a bit of a struggle to enter through the rear passenger door, climb over the middle car seat (for my younger son), and place my twenty six pound son in his seat. Before entering the car, I opened the back driver side door into his car as forcefully as I could, and I left a scratch on his door.

Was I wrong?

OK because I read it like "Fuck that dude in his nice car, I'm gonna fuck it up"