>>530260503
the other day I was driving in the city and saw a car stopped in front of me, even though it was a green light. Wondering why they weren't moving, I looked ahead of the car and saw an entire family of Indians, young and old, aimlessly crossing the street in front of oncoming traffic. I stopped behind the car ahead, waiting for the Indian family of six or seven to finish crossing, only to realize I would have to wait again, as they began crossing the other path diagonally across the street, to extend their presence in the intersection as long as possible. I was trying to turn left here and, after being blocked by them crossing the street perpendicular to me through a green light, I now had to wait for them to cross the other side of the street as they aimlessly clamored to their destination. Yes, I did briefly consider running them over, especially the 20/30 something that tailed the end of their convoy seemingly as slowly as possible, but opted only to burn rubber close to them and usher them across the road, so as to avoid committing a crime. I've heard stories about Indians online, but seeing them in person was an illuminating, albeit infuriating experience. I would never want to be accused of being an Indian -- it is the most insulting thing I can think of