re: Drunk girl hijacks uber. Reddit and 4chan try to ruin her. :updated:

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After watching the video, here are my thoughts...

The girl was clearly drunk and wrong. What inspired her to harass the Uber guy... I'll never know. So let's get that right out front: she's wrong.

But in the comment section on the video, it said the Uber guy didn't press charges. Instead, the girl paid him a "cash settlement."

So... if the Uber guy is square with this chick after her bad behavior episode, why are so many not square with her, even though they had nothing to do with the situation?

This all seems like a bunch of people sticking their nose where it doesn't belong.

We have a case of person A offending/assaulting person B... and persons A and B settled it, right? I don't understand why persons CDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY&Z have to get involved in order to "punish" person A.

Just so you know where this is coming from... I hate alcohol. And I've spoken out against it many times on this board (not that anyone would remember me... they never do). I don't drink, and never have. I'm not making an excuse for her bad behavior because she's drunk... I just think people need to mind their own business.

I watched the video and though... "what a dumb bitch." I didn't watch the video, think, "what a dumb bitch" and proceed to look her up on line to figure out how I can harm her for being a dumb bitch. The people who do that... are messed up. And there's waaaay too many people like that.

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Because paying the poor Uber driver doesn't absolve her of her actions. The guy took what he could get out the bad situation. Pressing charges doesn't do anything for him, but taking cash does. But again, it doesn't mean that she never acted like a complete a-hole. She did.

Physicians should be held to a higher standard of personal conduct, and it's a good thing that the world knows that she did this. Hopefully this will prompt her to seek professional help for her substance abuse and anger issues. Lots of people drink recreationally, but most people do not drink to the point of losing control and assaulting someone, trashing their car, hurling scissors at people, etc. So "she had a bad day and was drunk" is not a sufficient excuse for her behavior.

She needs to go through substance abuse counseling, and probably anger management counseling, if she wants to practice medicine. But in the meantime, she still acted like a complete a-hole and I'm glad she's being shamed for it.

This is actually better for her and for society than putting her in jail for a while or stripping her of her medical license. Shame the shite out of her and suspend her from her residency until she takes the appropriate steps to make sure she learns from these mistakes and becomes a better person.

It made it to local news
Miami news

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It scares me that it seems more people are not into "freedom" anymore.

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this has nothing to do with freedom. That type of behavior has no room in polite society.


The people doxxxing her are just upset that she is tossing money at her problem; which is mostly jealously. However, their childish actions does not forgive her behavior.

She thought she could get away with anything because she is a decent looking women and rich. A dude acting like that would have been beaten and dragged to jail.

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I can't believe people are feeling bad for her. She did something ridiculously over the the top in public. Ive never been so drunk that I had a psychotic fit of rage, and I've been blackout drunk multiple times. If that happens ton you when you drink too much, A) Do not drink and B) go see a therapist

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She acted like a terrible arse. Lets just hang her and be done with it. On the list of terrible people it's Stalin, Pol Pot, Hitler, then this drunk chick.

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4chan is actually performing a public service here. This woman lacks the judgment to be a MD. She's not a 20 year old sorority girl. She's 30. She's graduated medical school. She's in residency. If she behaves like this at this stage in life she has no business being a neurologist.

They are simply raising the public profile of her actions to the point her employer and disciplinary authorities are aware and have to act.

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With appropriate therapy and counseling, she can overcome her personal issues and be fit for a medical career. But she needs to recognize that she has a problem and commit to working on them over the long term. I expect this will be a stipulation if she wants to come back from suspension.

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this has nothing to do with freedom.

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It IS freedom. This is the world we live in. We all know that if we go out and do something dumb in public that gets caught on tape, there's a good chance it's going to be on the internet. She made a very poor decision. She's a professional. Now she has to suffer the consequences.

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She just may not be a doctor - which is good news for the public I would say.

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LOL like the Lion killing dentist?

Maybe the internet sjws et al can throw him and this drunk chick in a cage with rusty machetes and periscope it.

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She acted like a terrible arse. Lets just hang her and be done with it. On the list of terrible people it's Stalin, Pol Pot, Hitler, then this drunk chick

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Ah, good old Godwin's Law. Invoke the name of Hitler on the internet. That's very lazy, and a ridiculous reach. Nobody is being tried for war crimes, or accusing her of anything crazy. I thought this board was full of "take responsibility for your actions" types, no?

If you act like an a-hole, get shunned by society. I wish it happened more often. If you aren't an a-hole, you simply have nothing to worry about, right?

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If you act like an a-hole, get shunned by society. I wish it happened more often. If you aren't an a-hole, you simply have nothing to worry about, right?

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We've swung the pendulum too far though. Before youtube/cellphone cameras, people got away with this ahole behavior all the time.

She now won't even get a legit shot to try and fix the behavior as she will be a pariah and have a hard time finding a another job

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Yep.

I'm a Cold War kid. Growing up, I remember hearing stories of people in Russia always worried about their neighbors informing on them if they said a bad thing about Leonid Brezhnev or if they bought pickled mushrooms on the black market. Nobody trusted anyone, and everyone was willing to rat on everyone else.

It's a different brand of mass oppression here... but it's starting to get more real, and it's trending parallel to that model. It scares me that it seems more people are not into "freedom" anymore.

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We've got some potential KGB informants in this thread alone.


Bleating sheep full of short attention span outrage.