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To: JJ_Folderol
Wearing gang patches in public is more than a simple clothing choice...if it were the Bandidos & Cossacks wouldn't have gotten into a shooting war over who had the right to wear the Texas patch on their back.

There is also the fact that not all the bikers present at Twin Peaks on May 17th were arrested, including members of a number of well known motorcycle clubs.

So your premise that there was an abuse of law based on choice of clothing is patently false, something which has been pointed out to you multiple times.

25 posted on 07/02/2015 5:55:55 AM PDT by mac_truck (Aide toi et dieu t aidera)
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To: mac_truck

>>> So your premise that there was an abuse of law based on choice of clothing is patently false, something which has been pointed out to you multiple times. <<<

And you still seem to be incapable of comprehending that a “Fat Mexican” t-shirt is not the same as a back patch and does not indicate ‘gang membership”.

If they had only arrested those with back patches, I wouldn’t have as much difficulty with law enforcement’s mass arrest: I would be able to see at least a clear indication of ‘gang’ membership.


26 posted on 07/02/2015 6:11:22 AM PDT by JJ_Folderol (Diagonally parked in a parallel universe...)
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