Horrific videos have recently emerged of drivers running down Wet'suwet'en pipeline protestors across Canada, and it's the type of thing that you have to see to believe.

It's no secret that the Wet'suwet'en protests are controversial; the railway blockades have disrupted travel for thousands of frustrated commuters and tensions are running high after 1,000 Canadians lost their jobs at Via Rail on Wednesday afternoon.

Still, there's no excuse to endanger human lives — and yet, some drivers are doing exactly that.

On February 8, a blue car rammed into a group of protestors in Regina on the St Albert bridge.

Cars keep driving through Wet’suwet’en protestors across the country 😳- 📹 blmaksa #Canada #Wetsuweten #cdnpoli #ShutDownCanada pic.twitter.com/VbHsZN07Gq

— Freshdaily (@freshdaily) February 20, 2020

Although thankfully nobody was injured, the car was driving at a frightening speed.

According to eye-witnesses, two other vehicles attempted to plow down pipeline protestors throughout the day, including this large black truck.

Just a few days ago we saw folks peacefully protesting in Regina in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en when a car PLOWED into the group of protestors. We saw something almost similar to that today when a very hateful man in a black truck tried to run into us peacefully protesting . pic.twitter.com/bi3pmxVdJb

— Hailie (@HailieTattrie) February 11, 2020

And it's not just drivers in Regina that are actively endangering pedestrians — this semi-truck in Manitoba similarly gunned through a blockade.

RAW: This truck driver in Manitoba has had enough of the illegal blockades.

Read more: https://t.co/mrlmOVQzye#cdnpoli #ShutDownCanada #ShutCanadaDown pic.twitter.com/ZjoMPo0hqc

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) February 20, 2020

And this semi-truck came careening around a slippery corner, nearly crashing into the group of protestors.

This is the kind of dangerous situation that can arise when police and our political leadership don't do their jobs.

The Illegal blockades need to end. NOW. pic.twitter.com/dhQQXg0vsP

— Aaron Gunn (@AaronGunn) February 16, 2020

One driver even posted a video of themselves illegally driving against the flow of traffic, blasting loud music.

The pedestrian in the video is forced to jump out of the way to avoid being hit by the vehicle.

Well, that's one way to deal with an illegal blockade... pic.twitter.com/v7P5szeSsM

— Aaron Gunn (@AaronGunn) February 11, 2020

Even more disturbingly, many of the comments under the video have been positive; people are congratulating the driver, calling them a "modern day hero" and "a courageous Canadian."

Finally, a courageous Canadian. It’s about bloody time. I mean, why should the people breaking the law have all the fun 👏🔥👏🔥🇨🇦 #Wetsuweten #cdnpoli

— Jennifer (@nikkeigoddess) February 12, 2020

Trudeau met with cabinet ministers this morning to find a solution to the Wet'suwet'en rail blockades, so hopefully the situation will be resolved soon — preferably before a pedestrian is actually hit.