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Again, that's not wrong, unfair or at all "cutting someone off." Thats using the empty lane efficiently and safely to speed up traffic. Its the people ignoring an open lane, crawling along that are causing an issue. Its the people merging early out of the largely empty lane that causes an issue.
There is nothing wrong at all about using an empty lane in any context to zipper merge. You thinking it is wrong is literally wrong.
No, it's being an asshole and thinking your shit matters more. I'm not sure what you're even arguing at this point. We're clearly agreeing that zipper merging is most effective, but if you leave a lane to cut back in 1 or 2 cars ahead, you're an asshole.
I fully disagree that its being an asshole, as does all drivers ed and traffic engineering.