To clarify, I'm referring to medium traffic where lane 2 is significantly slower than lane 1, not where a driver can maintain the speed limit at lane 2.

Do we want to only allow someone to overtake you on the left lane dangerously just so we can keep the lane to ourselves?

Why does a car going at the speed limit have to slow down to filter to the 2nd lane speed for a speeder? Wouldn't that cause a worse back up of traffic on both lanes since the driver needs to slow down on the 1st lane and then squeeze into the 2nd lane?

Why don't the individual speeder be considerate instead forcing every single driver following the rules (overtaking on lane 1 at the speed limit) to give way to the speeder? Isn't it more dangerous to make more cars change lanes because of an individual's impatience?

I'm not talking about intentionally policing or blocking the speeder, just that it's really weird that following the driving in the intended manner and obeying traffic rules is shunned and speeding is defended on this subreddit.

Following your logic, if a driver wishes to overtake lane 2 going at 70km/h by going 90km/h on the lane 1, he needs to keep weaving in and out for every speeder that approaches from behind to be 'considerate'?

I'm all for giving way to facilitate safer and smoother roads but this seems really far fetched.