Don't visit Florida, The 2nd Amendement Can Get you Killed

Let me re-phrase the title. DON'T VISIT THE US Southern Bible Belt states. You can get killed on the highway by some deranged redneck moron who is exercising his Second Amendment rights on you. 

You see, the US hasn't grown up much for the past 200 years. They used to ride horses and shoot at each other. Now they drive SUVs and pickup trucks and still shoot at each other. When I was a kid watching western "cowboy" movies, I used to anxiously wait for the moment when a guy would enter a saloon displaying his gun by his side, to be summarily greeted by a moron with a gun at the bar who says to him, "Are you looking for trouble, mister?" 

American brains are fashioned like chickens brains: The old pick and peck on the new, just as Trump is doing with immigrants. Since every American, except the native Amerindians, came from somewhere else, they developed chicken brains who immediately attack and aggress anyone they've not seen before. Someone, who, like them, also came from somewhere else. In America, everyone is a stranger walking in a saloon who, per chicken intellect, is never greeted simply or warmly by the locals; it is always with a threat and a posture inviting violence. It used to be called barbarism. Now it is called MAGA. 
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Florida Man Had 'No Remorse' After Shooting At Car That Brake Checked Him
Justin Hughes
Updated Sun, May 17, 2026


Bullet holes through the windshield of an SUV that was the victim of a road rage incident

The victim's back seat with a bullet hole where a child was sitting in a booster seat

A Florida man has been arrested for a road rage incident where he allegedly shot at an SUV carrying a family of four, including a child.

We've heard some wild road rage stories, but this one may take the cake. A Florida man (of course) has been arrested for a road rage incident, where he allegedly shot at an SUV several times, reports CBS12. The victims of the road rage were a family of four, including a child.

On the afternoon of April 29, a 911 caller reported a car-to-car shooting at the intersection of Wiggins Road and Highway 92, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. The caller said a man was chasing and shooting at the SUV. The chase continued westbound on Highway 92, turned north on Park Road, and onto Interstate 4 east, with shots fired all along the way. The victims exited I-4 onto County Line Road while their pursuer continued east on I-4.

Deputies eventually located the victims and found multiple bullet holes in the car. One of them went through the back seat with a child booster seat in it.

Just a few hours after the incident took place, deputies identified the perpetrator as Nicolas Totherow, who they located and arrested quickly. Deputies interviewed Totherow, who allegedly admitted to shooting at the victims several times, and said that he wanted to kill the driver. From Law and Crime:

"Post Miranda, the defendant stated that the victims cut him off and brake-checked him twice," prosecutors wrote in a motion seeking to have Totherow held without bond. "He admitted that he intended to kill the driver. He admitted to not having any remorse."

Brake-checking is guaranteed to annoy everyone else on the road, but being brake-checked by another driver certainly isn't a reason to attempt to take their life. Totherow now faces charges of attempted murder, shooting into an occupied vehicle, and discharging a firearm from a vehicle. On top of that, he's also charged with armed possession of a controlled substance (a vape pen containing cannabis resin, which remains illegal for recreational use in Florida) and driving with a suspended license.