(Ref to Wounded Knee, where a dozen soldiers got Medals of Honor for the massacre of 200 Indian men, women and children on a GUN CONFISCATION RAID.)
(Ref to Wounded Knee, where a dozen soldiers got Medals of Honor for the massacre of 200 Indian men, women and children on a GUN CONFISCATION RAID.)
Bury my Harley at Waco Texas?
I think you have a good point in referencing Wounded Knee. These biker clubs are organized in a similar manner to the Plains Indian tribes of the past. The people were of the same tribe, spoke the same language, shared the same culture, but were broken into bands with different leaders. Some bands (chapters) engaged in violence (crime) and some did not. But when the crap hit the fan they became one. Among the tribes there were individuals who often committed actions that led to the detriment of the entire group.
If the Waco cops, inspired by the BATF, took on the role of the U.S. Army at Wounded Knee in 1890 then the war on cops has only now begun.
And the vested dude behind.