I close my car door and looked at his vehicle slightly, nothing seemed messed up. It seemed fine, I'm not sure what he was talking about honestly.
This is
after the guy started yelling, right?
And then he tried to drive off? And then uttered a beleaguered "I'm sorry." and had the gall to act confused as to how he's to blame for the actions of his car door?
No damage was done, apparently. But, there
could have been damage done and Darksidz has this air of nonchalance like "What's your problem. My car door decided to touch your car, what's it got to do with me?"
It's the attitude that's the problem. The avoidance of responsibility.
Maybe the guy was a testosterone freak and would have gone off even if Darksidz had acted correctly immediately, but we won't know because the situation is one where Darksidz is portraying himself as a victim of circumstance.
He guesses that his car door hit the other guy's car. He doesn't know because it's impossible to know these things. Or something.
It's all about his attitude, not the actual physical damage (or lack thereof.)
These sorts of things happen everyday when no one's around and the people just run off. Several examples have already been given in this thread. Many people have a complete disregard for the property of others.
They're self-centered inconsiderate assholes.
And, apparently, Darksidz is one of them.
Why7 he would put the word 'slightly in there is a little confusion
It indicates, to me, the indifference to his actions. A brief glance and shrug and 'whatever' before attempting to hop in his car and drive off and go about his day.