What a dick? Do you see how you are filming? This is way over from vertical sindrome

Hm, what is really going on here... the dude is talking about "keep racing, just do it", but i understand that he is being sarcastic. I'm thinking, this lambo has been racing these streets, making noise and probably most parents afraid for the children, etc etc, and this guy just had enough. And i think they knew they were guilty, cause they took off instead of stopping and talking to the guy, but that could also be that they got scared of him. I mean, crazy man with a rock in his hand, no money can fix that at the spot, so yea, maybe they were scared. I dunno, those are just my vague assumptions based on a very short clip... but i would love to get the full story on this one tho...

I don't understand what he says?

it does seem the people in the car have been racing those streets, in which case, they deserve repricussions, but not like that. You don't throw rocks at someone else's property, u call the fkn cops. There cant be THAT many black and yellow lambo's in that area, surely it would be easy to find and charge em. In other words, they're all a bunch of dicks.

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i think i hear "keep racing, keep racing, keep doing it"

He did not get out of the car to give the guy some trouble? But If the guy in the lambo was racing indeed, he deserved it.

Ok, i've done some research now (but just normal websites, so take it all with a grain of salt).
The area in the video is a residential area that is supposed to have a 25 mph speed limit. A post in a video said that the lambo in question had a spoiler on the back that only kicks in when you reach 50 mph. In the video, that spoiler is activated. You can see it comes down as the car stops in the beginning. This is a very good proof that he was speeding, IF the information about the car is correct that is. The guy throwing the rock, might actually not have broken the law according to a random law student (again, use salt, but this one has some substance at least).
"If there has been a violation of the law, a citizen is allowed to interfere if there is danger of either; evidence disappearing, life threatening situations, or potentially so. In this scenario, the man throwing the rock was legally allowed to interfere to make them stop racing. He can claim that the rock was to make the car stop, to save other people's lives." Sounded like a lawyer there too i guess... But yea, if he previously had asked them to stop racing, and they refused, it seems he had the law on his side, trying to stop them, even with throwing a rock.

I can't say i have any sympathy for the drivers, but i cannot either defend the guy throwing rocks. But as for the car, they can afford to fix it, probably insured beyond the damage, they might even make money on it. And there is a good rule about owning a vehicle. "If you can't afford to fix it, you can't afford to own it".

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Watch this one if you don't want to break your neck..
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/motoringvideo/10866753/Angry-man-throws-rock-at-Lamborghini-Aventador-for-racing.html

why did he drive off? should have got out found and stone and hit the guy with it

That's a bummer. Oh well, scratch a Lamborghini off the top of my "must have" list.

good shot. 1%er getting the message...regular folks aren't here to be treated like dirt. Go get it fixed, then come back and drive respectfully in their neigborhood next time.

#7 well, throwing a rock to the car is not suppose to stop the car but to damage it (or maybe to hurt somebody nearby). which happened! so i guess, that law must be referring to other kind of actions.

#12 say that to a lawyer But what do you mean by "hurt somebody nearby"? Who got hurt? And to be real, the car DID stop after he threw the first rock, so it worked

Awful thing to do, but that's an opinion based upon very little knowledge of the whole event or any previous interaction between the driver and the man and by no means a judgement on my behalf.