Posted on 06/16/2015 11:25:51 AM PDT by don-o
The controversy over the Waco 170 continues as mre info comes out about the people who were arrested after the deadly May 15th shooting incident outside a biker event in Waco, Texas.
Now with this exclusive interview with one of the arrested, you can make up your own mind.
Did the Waco police overstep their authority and arrest innocent people? Or did they do the right thing and bust over 170 dangerous bikers?
It’s one thing to read about it. Watch our interview with Matt Clendennen and if you can figure out who’s telling the truth: the police or the bikers?
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
Betcha they’ll be requiring special permits for assless chaps, next thing ya know.
So?
Hopefully, only the ugly....
So maybe you know less about the CoC than you think you do.
Don't you think it odd that my position aligns pretty well with the actual bikers on this thread - Those who actually live in that world - And yours does not? And yet you assume to know the truth, more so than they who live it? Shouldn't that bother you a bit when they all (ALL) say you are talking out of your butt? Just how many CoC's have you attended?
Bro you seem a tad harried by all of this. Take a breath. I give police the benefit of the doubt. If it’s proven that they acted badly, I’m the first to call them out. But until it’s proven otherwise, I side with the law instead of outlaw bikers. Even fake outlaw bikers.
Aside from this not being a 1% club 'confab', ... is this why the police in Baltimore shot into the crowd and rounded up everyone on the streets and held them on a million dollar bail each?
Right.
...Or was it because they didn't wear patches in Baltimore?
Not even one building was looted and burned in Waco by bikers.
Thanks for playing.
My post refers to why it's prudent to have a police presence in certain situations. It also attacks the excessive fines and the killings, which I believe were probably committed by police who shouldn't have acted in that way -- we'll see.
In reply, you equated the Cossacks and Bandidos with the BSA or somebody's every other Wednesday bridge club. Not hardly.
Assless chaps are awesome. I miss my shovelhead.
FReegards
As for "gangs", when the defining characteristic is: 'similarly clothed and wearing patches', that covers everyone from Brownie Scouts to the Navy SEALs to the Yakusa (who have their patches tattooed on).
My point, to clarify, is that wearing patches is probably an unconstitutionally vague qualification for being considered a member of a "Biker Gang" (AKA: motorcycle club).
Wearing a specific club patch may indicate membership in group known to have a large proportion of members who have been arrested and/or convicted of crimes compared to people wearing polo shirts, for instance, but wearing the patch alone is not a crime, nor is membership in the group.
Beyond that, when we vilify and thus justify raiding or summary justice against entire groups on the basis of one or even a few members, the NRA, the BSA, even the Bridge club may well be open to being raided as 'criminal organizations'.
We do not want that future, and it is best to keep that camel's nose out of the Republic's tent. There are people in all of those who have committed some crime.
LOL!
*All* chaps are “assless”.
Otherwise, they’re just leather pants.
On girls, I reckon they’d be pretty cool.
Guys, not so much.
Unless you’re in San Fransicko.
:)
I wath jutht being a thilly thalamander.
;)
There *was* a list on the second day that listed also Christian MCs.
It has since gone missing.
Obama delivered a speech in Boulder, Colorado in which he promised the creation and establishment of a “Civilian National Security Force.”
He further promised it would be “just as powerful, just as strong, just as well funded as the US Military.”
For once, he did not lie.
In an early statement, one of the cops said that ‘all bikers wearing vests were arrested’.
Hence, the tag.
A lot of the early stuff is no longer able to be found on the internet.
Wonder why?
Yep. Looked great on the ol' lady (my wife these days) when I did party with clubbers. (had to protect that "property" a few times).
I miss my super glide.
“Photos also show members of the Leathernecks, Veterans, Kottonmouths and Los Pirados”
“On Monday, Swanton refused to name the gangs to avoid giving them any publicity, he said”
Sal, I wasn't thinking that, I'm pissed you ruined my memory and now I have to brain bleach.
Nice job... {;0)
When I do see women wearing them ‘assless’, they usually have on a bikini bottom.
Once, I saw a guy wearing them the same way, as a joke.
Point taken.
:D
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